Boise Cascade Company has acquired the assets of Parksite's Lakeland, Florida door shop, adding to its extensive millwork operations and bringing the total number of millwork locations to 15. The transaction, finalized today, involves only the Lakeland location, with Parksite retaining ownership of its remaining 21 locations across the U.S.
Finland's pulp mills generate 12 million tonnes of wood-based carbon dioxide annually, offering a significant untapped opportunity for carbon capture as highlighted by Kaija Pehu-Lehtonen, project director of Metsä Group's carbon capture initiative. This effort aligns with EU climate goals and aims to reduce fossil material reliance while fostering industry innovation.
Greif, Inc., a global leader in industrial packaging products and services, announced at the Pack-Expo conference in Chicago the launch of ModCan™, an innovative modular packaging solution designed to improve efficiency and safety in shipping and storing dissimilar materials and waste.
Woodspin Oy, the producer and seller of the sustainable wood-based SPINNOVA® fibre and the global sports brand PUMA SE have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to secure access to fibre volumes for several years. Woodspin is a joint venture company of Spinnova and Suzano.
The carbon dioxide generated by pulp mills is a valuable, largely untapped side stream that could be captured and used as a raw material for products replacing fossil-based materials and fuels as the technology and markets develop.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) said 13 crews and two specialist appliances were sent to the fire at the Sapphire Paper Mill in Leslie at about 05:15 on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
The investment at the Crossett mill will add 50 new jobs and will increase converting capacity for high quality bath tissue, including Georgia-Pacific's valued Angel Soft® brand. Initial production from this investment is expected in 2026. By the end of this project, Georgia-Pacific will have invested more than $250 million at Crossett since 2019.
Veritiv Operating Company, a leader in specialty packaging distribution, announced today that it has signed a definitive purchase agreement to sell Veritiv Containers, the company's rigid packaging business (formerly All American Containers) to TricorBraun.
Billerud, who bought the facility when it was first closed, still owns it but has sold the idle areas to the Capital Recovery Group. That's where the demolition comes into play.
