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Ron Van Den Heuvel, the De Pere, Wsiconsin businessman who pleaded guilty to bank fraud, has asked for his sentenced to be delayed - saying new evidence proves his prosecution was a "witch hunt." The former owner of Green Box is currently scheduled to be sentenced Feb. 7.

Fort St. John firefighters were called out the Louisiana Pacific's Peace Valley OSB mill Monday afternoon to help douse a fire that shot fireballs from the mill's exhaust pipes.

The Södra Research Foundation has decided to grant SEK 3 million to research projects linked to biodiversity. Three different projects have received funding.

Stora Enso has signed a new EUR 600 million revolving credit facility agreement with a syndicate of 13 banks to refinance its existing EUR 700 million facility.

Consumer goods firm Kimberly-Clark became the first company to have 12 of its pulp and paper products certified by the Singapore Environment Council (SEC) under the enhanced Singapore Green Labeling Scheme.

A LSC Communications facility in Dwight, Illinois was evacuated after a fire Tuesday morning.

Graphic Packaging closed its Santa Clara, Calif. recycled paperboard mill at the beginning of this month, citing high costs and market volatility as contributing to the decision.

International Paper has entered into a $660 million credit agreement.

SCA invests mSEK 196 in increased production of White-top kraftliner, packaging paper with a white surface, in the Munksund papermill in Piteå.

WestRock Company announced Tuesday that it has entered into agreements to acquire substantially all of the assets of Plymouth Packaging, Inc.

Australian Forestry Standard Ltd. has changed its name to Responsible Wood.

Valmet will supply an OptiConcept M containerboard making line for Shanying International Holdings Co., Ltd., in the city of Jingzhou in Hubei province, China.

Quad/Graphics Inc. has sold its equipment research and design business to St. Louis-based Baldwin Technology Co. Inc.

American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) President and CEO Donna Harman issued a statement regarding the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) decision to retain federal Human Health Water Quality standards for the state of Maine.

Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas recently won a Sustainable Business Award (SBA) in the category of Best Energy Management.

The two-ply toilet tissue is 40 percent thicker and more absorbent than the premium segment leader, offering businesses up to $2,000 savings per year.

Verso Corporation and Sappi North America praised the decision of a World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement panel, which upheld the imposition of antidumping and countervailing duties on imports from Indonesia.

The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Thursday it made a final finding that exports of softwood lumber from Canada injure U.S. producers, virtually ensuring that hefty duties on imports of the building material will remain in place for five years.

Packaging Corporation of America is contesting the tens of thousands of dollars in penalties OSHA lodged against it for a February tank explosion that killed three people and injured seven.

UPM Biofuels was chosen as the Bioenergy Industry Leader at the 2017 Platts Global Energy Awards - often described as the Oscars of the energy industry.

Ottawa's Thermal Energy International Inc. has signed a deal worth as much as $11 million for the refurbishment of an undisclosed pulp and paper mill.

Environmentalists call the move a way to skirt what they believe will be a judge's ruling in their favor over what they say are high levels of pollution being dumped into the Altamaha River by Rayonier Advanced Materials.

The Appleton Coated paper mill will reopen for three months and hire fifty former employees back to operate at least one machine, Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson confirmed on Wednesday.