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British Columbia judge approves Northern Pulp loan (relevance: 9.7%, date: Aug 17, 2020)
British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Shelley Fitzpatrick approved the terms of a $50-million loan to the beleaguered Pictou County mill from parent Paper Excellence Canada and Pacific Harbour North American Resources Ltd. Her ruling allows Northern Pulp to take an initial payment of $15 million to keep it afloat until the end of the year.

Columbia Pulp closes in on launch date (relevance: 9.6%, date: Sep 30, 2019)
Columbia Pulp is in the final stages of launching the first straw pulp mill of its kind in North America.

Smurfit Kappa to participate in world's first project on hydrogen energy storage (relevance: 9.6%, date: Aug 17, 2020)
Smurfit Kappa has announced it has been chosen to participate in an innovative energy research project on renewable energy storage. The HYFLEXPOWER project will see Smurfit Kappa's Saillat Paper Mill in France become the first plant in the world to introduce an integrated hydrogen gas turbine demonstrator.

Packaging Corporation Of America Announces Conversion Of Jackson, AL Mill Paper Machine To High-Performance Virgin Linerboard (relevance: 9.6%, date: Mar 2, 2021)
Packaging Corporation of America announced that it has discontinued production of uncoated freesheet (UFS) grades on the No. 3 paper machine at its Jackson, AL mill and will begin preparing for the permanent conversion of the machine to linerboard.

In Riau, forest restoration initiative continues with planting of 10,000 trees (relevance: 9.6%, date: Sep 16, 2019)
As many as 10,000 tree seedlings have been planted on degraded land in Riau province by giant paper producer Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), a subsidiary of Sinar Mas Group.

Ontario waived Resolute's repayment of $23 million for Fort Frances mill project (relevance: 9.6%, date: Aug 5, 2019)
A town councillor in Fort Frances wants the provincial government to reveal the details of an agreement the previous Liberal government struck with Resolute Forest Products.

Three timber concessions probed by NEA have large number of fires this year: NGO group (relevance: 9.6%, date: Dec 2, 2019)
Three companies being investigated by the National Environment Agency (NEA) over the 2015 haze crisis had large numbers of fire alerts on their pulpwood concessions this year, an analysis of fire alerts published on Monday (Nov 18) shows.

Kruger Packaging investing $114 million in new Elizabethtown, Kentucky site, will create 150 jobs (relevance: 9.5%, date: Jun 1, 2021)
Kruger Packaging announced a $114.2 million investment to establish a state-of-the-art packaging manufacturing operation in Hardin County, a project that will create at least 150 quality jobs in the coming years.

President Trump visits, praises new Pratt mill in Wapakoneta, Ohio (relevance: 9.5%, date: Sep 30, 2019)
Echoing remarks President Trump made during a previous visit to an Ohio manufacturing facility, an Australian billionaire said his investment here would not have been possible without Mr. Trump at the nation's helm.

Lenzing welcomes clear positioning of the EU Commission in the fight against plastic waste (relevance: 9.5%, date: Jun 15, 2021)
The Lenzing Group, the globally leading supplier of sustainably produced specialty fibers, welcomes the issuance of the guidelines for the implementation of the Single-Use Plastics Directive (EU) 2019/904, which took effect on June 05, 2019.

One Step Closer to Achieving Full-cycle Utilization with Mercer Celgar's Charlene Strelaeff (relevance: 9.5%, date: Oct 5, 2021)
A challenge that Mercer has seen over the years is one of full-cycle utilization: from tree to truck, how can we get the most out of our natural resources to ensure that we are using them sustainably and producing as little waste as possible? At Mercer Celgar, this is a challenge that Charlene Strelaeff takes to heart.

Quad and the Quadracci Family's Windhover Foundation Commit $1 Million to Bring The BrandLab to Milwaukee (relevance: 9.5%, date: Mar 2, 2021)
Quad/Graphics, Inc. and the Quadracci family's Windhover Foundation are announcing a three-year, $1 million commitment to The BrandLab, a non-profit dedicated to changing the face and voice of the marketing industry by creating opportunities for young people from diverse ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.

EPA now involved with odor issue in South Carolina involving New Indy mill (relevance: 9.5%, date: May 4, 2021)
The Environmental Protection Agency is now involved with the odor investigation with South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC), according to SCDHEC.

Smurfit Kappa fined €124m after Italian cartel investigation (relevance: 9.5%, date: Aug 19, 2019)
SKG said that it was "very disappointed" with the finding of the Italian Market Competitiveness Protection Authority (AGCM) "on many levels and will vigorously appeal this decision on both administrative and substantive grounds".

Kimberly-Clark is hiring 120 machine operators as it invests in Neenah Cold Spring Facility (relevance: 9.4%, date: Aug 19, 2019)
Kimberly-Clark will hire about 120 machine operators and 10 maintenance electricians and mechanics by the end of 2020 at its Neenah Cold Spring Facility.

Chemours says DuPont lowballed environmental liabilities (relevance: 9.4%, date: Jul 15, 2019)
The DuPont Co. massively downplayed the cost of environmental liabilities with which Chemours would be saddled when DuPont spun off its former performance chemicals unit in 2015, according to a lawsuit unsealed Friday.

Mill Rock Capital Forms Specialty Packaging Growth Platform, Acquires Trojan Lithograph (relevance: 9.4%, date: Sep 1, 2020)
Mill Rock Capital, a growth and operations oriented private investment firm, announced today that it has created a new platform, Mill Rock Packaging Partners LLC ("Mill Rock Packaging Partners"), to invest in growth oriented companies with advanced service and product capabilities in the specialty packaging industry.

Cascades Reports Results for the Second Quarter of 2025 (relevance: 9.3%, date: Aug 19, 2025)
Operating income of $36 million (compared with $50 million in Q1 2025 and $34 million in Q2 2024)

Mondi and BIOhof replace plastic wrapping with fully corrugated solution for fresh produce (relevance: 9.3%, date: Oct 5, 2020)
Mondi, a leading global packaging and paper manufacturer, has collaborated with BIOhof Kirchweidach, an organic farm in Bavaria, to design a sustainable packaging solution for 500g packs of tomatoes on the vine to be distributed to PENNY supermarkets, owned by major German retailer REWE Group.

BASF and Clayton, Dubilier & Rice close sale of Solenis to Platinum Equity (relevance: 9.3%, date: Nov 16, 2021)
Platinum Equity announced it has completed the acquisition of Solenis, a leading global producer of specialty chemicals used in water-intensive industries.

Court approves Flambeau River Papers, CellMark agreement (relevance: 9.2%, date: Jul 15, 2019)
In court on Monday, July 1, Price County Judge Kevin Klein approved an agreement between Flambeau River Papers and CellMark Paper Inc., as well as a request for the mill to pursue financing in the amount of $2 million.

ACCC appeals against Kimberly-Clark flushable wipes court decision (relevance: 9.1%, date: Aug 5, 2019)
Australia's consumer watchdog is appealing against a Federal Court decision that found the makers of so-called flushable wipes did not mislead their customers.

Georgia-Pacific's Corrugated Division Leverages ISN®'s CultureSight® Offering to Strengthen Contractor Relationships (relevance: 9.1%, date: Jun 2, 2026)
Leading corrugated manufacturer leverages ISNetworld®'s safety perception assessment to establish baseline insights and help improve contractor engagement.

Konecranes to Supply All Cranes for New Green Bay Packaging Paper Mill (relevance: 9.1%, date: Dec 2, 2019)
Konecranes has been chosen to supply nine cranes, including four automated roll storage cranes, for the first new paper mill built in Wisconsin in over 30 years.

Do you love your facilities? (relevance: 9%, date: Apr 1, 2025)
I recently attended a seminar that presented data on privately owned versus publicly traded pulp and paper companies. The conclusion was that publicly traded companies are poorer performers, less well maintained and have more of a chance of being obsolete than privately held companies.