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Sludge-like material in Fox River coming from ongoing spill from McKinley Paper mill (relevance: 19.1%, date: Feb 18, 2025)
Materials from the McKinley Paper mill in Combined Locks have been spilling into the Fox River for over two weeks.

Death toll in Japan earthquake rises to 35 as aftershock and heat hamper rescue efforts (relevance: 19.1%, date: Aug 4, 2026)
At least 35 people are known to have died after the violent earthquake that struck Kumamoto on July 28, 2026.

3M sues Michigan, seeks to invalidate PFAS drinking water rules (relevance: 19.1%, date: May 18, 2021)
Minnesota chemical manufacturing giant 3M has sued the state of Michigan, claiming the state's new drinking water limits for the toxic "forever chemicals" known as PFAS are flawed because they were created through a "rushed and invalid regulatory process."

Stora Enso strengthens its presence in France and invests in French wood processing (relevance: 19.1%, date: Jun 7, 2022)
Stora Enso has launched a comprehensive biodiversity programme and related targets for its land holdings in Sweden. The programme, which covers the Company's forest land in Sweden, has five focus areas, each with specific actions and measurable targets for 2030.

Valmet to deliver a recovery boiler upgrade to Lecta's Torraspapel mill in Spain (relevance: 19%, date: Aug 15, 2023)
The upgrade will take place during the mill's annual shutdown in October 2023.

Sun Chemical Affirms Commitment to Sustainable Textile Printing with the Launch of Xennia® Pearl Pigment Inks (relevance: 18.9%, date: Nov 2, 2021)
Sun Chemical has launched Xennia® Pearl pigment inks for high-speed industrial applications during Innovate 2021 Textile Innovation Week.

DuPont seeks mistrial after Ohio jury awards couple $50 million in 'forever chemical' lawsuit (relevance: 18.9%, date: Mar 16, 2020)
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company has asked an Ohio federal court to declare a mistrial after a jury awarded $50 million to a testicular cancer survivor and his wife who claimed that the illness was linked to the company's contamination of their drinking water with a chemical the company used at one of its manufacturing plants despite knowing it was hazardous.

Essity and UNICEF in Mexico extend successful hygiene partnership (relevance: 18.8%, date: Jun 21, 2022)
Essity and UNICEF in Mexico have signed a new three-year agreement to jointly educate and drive awareness of the importance of good hand hygiene and to break taboos around menstruation. The project, "Hygiene is our right", highlights the rights of children and young people in relation to health, education and gender equality.

All missing victims recovered in Nippon Dynawave Washington paper mill explosion; 11 dead (relevance: 18.8%, date: Jun 2, 2026)
The investigation into last week's chemical tank implosion at the Nippon Dynawave plant in Longview is ongoing. The deceased were identified as Gilberto Bernal, 52; Tyler Covington, 29; Brad Covington, 27; Robert Wilson, 48; Dale Miller, 54; Jared Ammons, 35; Braydon Finkas, 38; Clinton Duran, 26; John Forsberg, 51; Norman Barlow, 58; and Dillon Miller.

Valmet will support Faderco Group doubling tissue production capacity with a third Advantage DCT tissue line (relevance: 18.8%, date: Jan 20, 2026)
The new line will be installed at Faderco Group's new mill in Mostaganem, Algeria, and it is expected to double the company's total tissue output.

Kimberly-Clark contaminated New Milford, Connecticut waterways with PFAS, new lawsuit alleges (relevance: 18.8%, date: Nov 4, 2025)
A new lawsuit is accusing the Kimberly-Clark Corp., a producer of paper goods for household brands such as Huggies, Kleenex and Scott, of contaminating local water sources, including the Housatonic River, with dangerous "forever chemicals" over the course of decades.

Fresh Attitude salads now sold in 100% recycled plastic packaging produced by Cascades (relevance: 18.7%, date: Jul 20, 2020)
Vegpro, the largest fresh baby lettuces producer in Canada, and Cascades, a leader in eco-friendly recovery, packaging and hygiene solutions, have established a partnership aimed at replacing all Fresh Attitude salad containers, traditionally made from virgin plastic, with 100% recycled and recyclable plastic containers. Custom-designed for Vegpro by Cascades, these containers are manufactured at the Cascades Inopak plant in Drummondville, Québec.

International Paper faces state fines for wastewater released into Savannah River (relevance: 18.7%, date: Jul 16, 2024)
International Paper Company faces nearly $28,000 in state fines for discharging wastewater with unacceptable levels of potential fecal material from its Port Wentworth mill into the Savannah River over a six-month period in 2023, according to an order made public by Georgia environmental officials Monday.

Sappi North America Urges Caution after The Nature Conservancy Announces Agreement with Brookfield Renewable (relevance: 18.7%, date: Oct 7, 2025)
Sappi North America is concerned with the announcement from The Nature Conservancy regarding its agreement with Brookfield Renewable to acquire four hydroelectric facilities on the Kennebec River in Maine, including the Shawmut Dam.

International Paper will handle sale of closed Georgetown, South Carolina mill internally, officials tell county leaders (relevance: 18.6%, date: Jul 1, 2025)
An official with International Paper told state and local leaders Monday that the company has decided to forego hiring a commercial broker and will instead handle the sale of its Georgetown mill internally.

Voith Announces Development Partnership with Koehler Paper in the Field of Decarbonization (relevance: 18.6%, date: Oct 18, 2022)
As family-owned companies, both companies pursue long-term objectives and innovative drive. As a result, many projects have been successfully implemented, such as the pioneering production line 8 in Kehl.

Fire at UFP Industries facility in Oregon (relevance: 18.6%, date: Jan 6, 2026)
No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Corner Brook Pulp and Paper gearing up to resume production (relevance: 18.5%, date: Jan 20, 2026)
Corner Brook mill has been shut down for nearly two and a half months.

Cancer-causing compound detected at South Carolina New-Indy paper mill (relevance: 18.3%, date: Jan 18, 2022)
In addition to causing cancer, the compound known as dioxin can also cause reproductive and developmental problems, damage to the immune system and interfere with hormones. It's sometimes produced by chlorine bleaching of pulp and paper.

Solenis acquires German chemical manufacturer (relevance: 18.2%, date: Feb 1, 2022)
Solenis, the Wilmington-headquartered global producer of specialty chemicals used in water-intensive industries, acquired a German product supply manufacturer for an industry it's targeting for growth.

Rengo commences full-scale operation of new cellulose microbead plant (relevance: 18.2%, date: Aug 2, 2022)
Rengo Co., Ltd. has established a new plant to increase production of "Viscopearl," a spherical cellulose microbead manufactured from wood pulp, and will commence full-scale operation in July.

Inside information, positive profit warning: Kemira upgrades its outlook for 2024 (relevance: 18.1%, date: Jun 18, 2024)
Kemira upgrades its outlook for 2024, particularly for operative EBITDA. Kemira's end-markets have continued to recover, and Kemira's strong performance in both segments has continued.

Kruger's Corner Brook Pulp and Paper back in full swing after a forest fire shutdown (relevance: 18.1%, date: Sep 16, 2025)
Workers at Corner Brook Pulp and Paper are back in full swing Sept. 8 as Kruger has already started forestry operations to full capacity as of August 25th. The temporary shutdown was due to recent forest fires and a high risk for more fires due to dry conditions.

Introduction of water-resistant paper bags for the Australian cement industry by Adbri Ltd, Pope Packaging and Mondi (relevance: 18%, date: Oct 20, 2020)
Mondi, a leading global packaging and paper manufacturer, has partnered with Adelaide Brighton Cement and Pope Packaging on the development of a new water-resistant paper bag called 'Rain Barrier,' made out of Mondi's Advantage Protect White sack kraft paper, for the Australian construction market.

International Paper breaks ground on $103 million expansion (relevance: 18%, date: May 16, 2023)
International Paper's Cedar River Mill, the largest 100-percent recycled paper mill in the Americas -- broke ground Monday on its expansion project to generate an alternate steam supply and transition off coal-powered steam.