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Stora Enso reports progress with restructuring actions to improve long-term competitiveness and profitability

These actions would reduce the number of employees by approximately 1,150. The parts of the change negotiations completed so far, will result in a reduction of 710 employees.

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The Paper Excellence Group Announces Renewed Business Unit Structure

The Paper Excellence Group (Paper Excellence) announced its updated organizational structure for its business units following the recent acquisitions of Resolute Forest Products in March 2023 and Domtar in November 2021.

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Billerud aims to streamline Wisconsin operations. What could that mean for the Rapids mill?

The paper mill currently owned by Billerud Wisconsin has been idle since Verso shut down operations in 2020, although converting operations have continued on-site.

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Greif Industries to close its Rock Hill, S.C. site this fall

The Rock Hill facility manufactures recycled paperboard tubes. The location was one of 80-plus Caraustar facilities Greif acquired in the U.S. in a $1.8 billion deal in 2019.

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Lecta to cease coated woodfree paper production at Condat mill in France

Lecta announced a project to cease the activity on PM4 at its​ Condat mill in France which produces coated woodfree paper (CWF) due to the strong decline in the graphic paper market. A reorganisation project was announced to the employee representatives on which they will be consulted.

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Huhtamäki to Close One of Two Facilities in Czech Republic

The decision affects all 198 employees in the site.

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Stora Enso completes negotiations at Anjalankoski production unit concerning the closure of one paper line

The closure will take place during the fourth quarter of 2023 and affect 89 people, of whom 50 will be made redundant.

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Stora Enso to restructure, cut 1,150 jobs

Stora Enso has announced further restructuring plans that will result in layoffs of a total of 1,150 its employees.

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UPM Plywood is planning to restructure its organization and scale its operations

UPM Plywood is planning to restructure its organization and scale its operations to meet the reduced production capacity and the deteriorating market situation. The company will begin employee negotiations involving 262 salaried employees in the staff and global functions, in the sales offices and in the Finnish mills.

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Stora Enso to close down paper machine at Anjala production unit in Finland

Stora Enso plans to consolidate its book paper production and permanently close one of the two paper machines at Anjala in Finland. The Group will start change negotiations concerning all employees at the integrated Anjalankoski site.

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Tolko's Kamloops mill will reduce shifts

The changes take effect starting in April.

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UPM plans capacity reduction in Schongau and accelerates its exit plan in Steyrermühl

UPM plans to adapt its uncoated publication paper capacity to a long-term profitable customer demand. The capacity reductions are planned to take place in Germany and Austria.

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$700K in property tax refunds due after N.B. retracts assessment increases on 2 forestry mills

J.D. Irving Ltd. and Twin Rivers Paper Company have 2021 and 2022 assessments cut on two mills.

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Canfor hopes for quick solution to repurpose Taylor mill site

'A good facility in a good location,' says Canfor Pulp president.

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LSC reorganizes operations

LSC Communications-MCL announced that it has reorganized operations to strengthen its ability to serve the rapidly changing needs of its customers. The magazine and catalog printing unit will now go to market as three brands: ENRU™Logistics and Postal Optimization, KODI Collective™ Marketing Execution Services, and LSC™ Print Solutions.

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More than 200 to lose jobs as Quad magazine print plant announces closure

The impending Merced, California, plant closure and subsequent capacity reduction is a reflection of the overall market decline in the retail advertising insert and publication printing markets.

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Nippon Paper's Australian subsidiary to cease graphic paper production

With the withdrawal from the graphic paper business, Opal will focus on the packaging business, which is expected to grow in the future, and will strengthen its integrated packaging supply strategy in Oceania by transitioning the Maryvale Mill into a sustainable packaging paper mill.

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Georgia-Pacific closing facility in Texas

Georgia-Pacific has scheduled the official retirement of its Quanah Acme Gypsum plant for March 1, 2023. In 2020, Georgia-Pacific announced it would be retiring the Acme plant and shifting production to other company facilities. Since then, the plant has been fully operational, producing the company's variety of gypsum products.

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UFP Industrial Changes Name to UFP Packaging

To better reflect its business focus and opportunity, UFP Industrial, LLC, a leading supplier of total packaging solutions, packaging logistics support and OEM components, and a subsidiary of UFP Industries, Inc. (Nasdaq: UFPI), is changing its name to UFP Packaging, LLC. The change is effective February 1, 2023.

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After Illinois company LSC Communications closes 2 central Pa. plants, it will move work from those facilities to locations in Minnesota and Indiana

LSC Communications, which is closing two plants in Lancaster County, and will lay off about 656 people, will move the work at those two locations to its long-run print facilities in Maple Grove, Minnesota and Warsaw, Indiana.

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Kruger Products to shut down older production assets in Memphis

The 165 employees impacted by this decision will receive severance and employment transition support.

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Ahlstrom to redesign and renew Business Platform to support new strategy and operating model

Ahlstrom will start a strategic transformation program "Stella" to redesign and renew its business platform. This will greatly benefit Ahlstrom's way of doing business by utilizing data and the opportunities for further digitalization.

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Cascades announces the permanent shutdown of the corrugator at its Belleville, Ontario facility

The shutdown will impact 31 of the 106 employees.

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Rengo subsidiaries Kato Danboru and Sanwa Danboru to stop corrugated board production

Rengo Co., Ltd. announces that its consolidated subsidiaries, Kato Danboru Co., Ltd.'s Noda Plant and Sanwa Danboru Co., Ltd., have decided to cease operation of their outdated corrugators and remove them at the end of September 2022.

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Ahlstrom-Munksjö to operate under business name Ahlstrom

Ahlstrom-Munksjö has started to operate under the business name Ahlstrom as of October 3, 2022. The company has completed the ownership reorganization of its Decor business and thus proceeded with its plan, announced in May 2022, to change its name to Ahlstrom. The divested Decor business continues as an independent company under the well-recognized Munksjö name.

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