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Metsä Board closes Tako mill, reducing 208 jobs
Metsä Board closes Tako mill, reducing 208 jobs

Metsä Board has finalized change negotiations initiated in January to enhance profitability and cost efficiency. As a result, the company will permanently close the Tako board mill and improve the operational efficiency of the Kyro board mill, leading to a total reduction of 208 jobs.

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Firefighters tackle  blaze at Sappi Westbrook, Maine paper mill
Firefighters tackle blaze at Sappi Westbrook, Maine paper mill

The crews reportedly stayed there after the fire was put out to ventilate smoke and restore fire protection systems.

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Fire at Graphic Packaging facility in Ohio extinguished
Fire at Graphic Packaging facility in Ohio extinguished

Firefighters were on the scene for around three and half hours.

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Kruger, hit by tariff uncertainty, delays expansion decision and withholds guidance
Kruger, hit by tariff uncertainty, delays expansion decision and withholds guidance

KP Tissue Inc., part owner of Canada's largest toilet and tissue paper producer, says it won't provide guidance for its next quarter and has delayed a decision on a major capital investment because of U.S. tariffs.

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Sofidel Circleville Facility Received New Yankee Dryer: A Key Component in the Papermaking Process
Sofidel Circleville Facility Received New Yankee Dryer: A Key Component in the Papermaking Process

Sofidel is pleased to announce the delivery of a new Yankee Dryer on March 2nd, 2025, to its Circleville facility, marking a significant milestone in the papermaking process.

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Metsä Fibre's change negotiations at Lappeenranta, Renko and Vilppula sawmills ended
Metsä Fibre's change negotiations at Lappeenranta, Renko and Vilppula sawmills ended

The duration of temporary layoffs is up to 90 days.

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Fire at PaperWorks facility causes evacuation
Fire at PaperWorks facility causes evacuation

Strathcona Paper's parent company, PaperWorks Industries Inc., is headquartered in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The company responded that the incident at the mill was a minor fire that was quickly contained, and no one was injured. The mill has resumed normal operations.

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Apollo: EU approves Novolex and Pactiv transactions
Apollo: EU approves Novolex and Pactiv transactions

The European Commission has approved the acquisition of joint control of Novolex Holdings and Pactiv Evergreen by Apollo Capital Management, all three based in the United States, and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board ('CPP Investments'), based in Canada..

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U.S. plans to raise anti-dumping duty on Canadian softwood lumber to 20 percent
U.S. plans to raise anti-dumping duty on Canadian softwood lumber to 20 percent

The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed increasing the anti-dumping duty on Canadian softwood lumber from 7.66% to 20.07%, nearly tripling the rate set three years ago.

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First Quality workers escape injury after roof section falls at Dryden, Ontario mill
First Quality workers escape injury after roof section falls at Dryden, Ontario mill

The incident forced a one-day suspension of operations in the chemical plant.

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RES begins construction of 168MW Port Hawkesbury Paper wind farm in Nova Scotia, Canada
RES begins construction of 168MW Port Hawkesbury Paper wind farm in Nova Scotia, Canada

The 168MW project, owned by Port Hawkesbury Paper Wind (PHP Wind), will be the largest wind farm in Nova Scotia and Maritime Canada upon completion.

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	 Crews Battle Fire at West Fraser's Riegelwood, NC, Sawmill
Crews Battle Fire at West Fraser's Riegelwood, NC, Sawmill

On Saturday, March 1, fire crews responded to stubborn fire at West Fraser's Riegelwood, North Carolina, sawmill.

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UFP Packaging Increases Corrugated Capabilities with New Jeffersonville, Indiana Facility
UFP Packaging Increases Corrugated Capabilities with New Jeffersonville, Indiana Facility

UFP Packaging, a subsidiary of UFP Industries, expanded its U.S. manufacturing footprint by opening a new 165,000-square-foot corrugated facility in Jeffersonville, Ind., that will continue to undergo advancement and expansion throughout 2025. The latest expansion features advanced graphics and production capabilities for retail and e-commerce markets.

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	 Weyerhaeuser Emerging as a Tariff Winner
Weyerhaeuser Emerging as a Tariff Winner

Weyerhaeuser's stock is gaining as investors anticipate that the company will benefit from new 25% tariffs on Canadian lumber imports. The Seattle-based firm, which owns 10.4 million acres of timberland in the U.S. and logging rights on another 14 million acres in Canada, is expected to sell lumber and wood panels at higher prices without the added cost of tariffs on cross-border shipments.

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Metsä Group to divest its wood supply business in Latvia
Metsä Group to divest its wood supply business in Latvia

Metsä Group's parent company Metsäliitto Cooperative will sell its wood supply business in Latvia carried out by Metsä Forest Latvia SIA to Latvian company ACA Timber. The parties have also agreed long-term deliveries of pulpwood and chips to Metsä Group.

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Sealed Air announces COO Emile Chammas to depart April 1
Sealed Air announces COO Emile Chammas to depart April 1

Sealed Air Corporation announced that Emile Chammas, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, will depart from the company effective April 1, 2025. The departure is a mutual agreement, according to the company's latest 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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B.C.-based Tolko cuts back consultant workforce
B.C.-based Tolko cuts back consultant workforce

Tolko Industries, based in Vernon, B.C., has cut its consultant workforce, resulting in several people losing their jobs.

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Ingredion Invests $50 Million in Cedar Rapids, Iowa Facility to Expand Specialty Industrial Starch Capacity for Packaging and Papermaking Industries
Ingredion Invests $50 Million in Cedar Rapids, Iowa Facility to Expand Specialty Industrial Starch Capacity for Packaging and Papermaking Industries

Ingredion Incorporated (NYSE: INGR), a leading global provider of ingredient solutions for food, beverage and industrial applications, announced a $50 million investment in its Cedar Rapids, Iowa facility to modernize and expand the production of industrial starches for the packaging and papermaking industries.

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N.B. Power disputes Irving claim industrial power rates are uncompetitive
N.B. Power disputes Irving claim industrial power rates are uncompetitive

Utility answers criticism that it's to blame for job losses in Saint John.

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Suzano will not invest into next steps of collaboration with Spinnova
Suzano will not invest into next steps of collaboration with Spinnova

The companies will begin a strategic review of Woodspin and will renegotiate the exclusivity rights.

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International Paper announces executive leadership changes
International Paper announces executive leadership changes

Tim Nicholls named Executive Vice President and President of DS Smith, an International Paper company; Lance Loeffler named Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

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Fire crews put out fire at Georgia-Pacific Zachary, Louisiana paper mill; cause not determined
Fire crews put out fire at Georgia-Pacific Zachary, Louisiana paper mill; cause not determined

Firefighters put out a fire at the Georgia-Pacific paper mill in Zachary on Thursday, Feb. 27.

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Multiple departments respond to fire at PotlatchDeltic Forsyth Township, Michigan lumber mill
Multiple departments respond to fire at PotlatchDeltic Forsyth Township, Michigan lumber mill

Multiple fire department responded to a structure fire at a PotlatchDeltic Forsyth Township lumber mill Friday morning, Feb. 28.

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ND Paper to restart PM 25 at Biron mill in Wisconsin
ND Paper to restart PM 25 at Biron mill in Wisconsin

ND Paper plans to re-start PM 25 at its Biron, Wisconsin mill. This machine was idled in April of 2023. With the successful conversion of PM 26 at Biron to recycled packaging and the growing demand for ND Paper's packaging products, the Company to add the capacity of PM 25 back to its portfolio.

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Domtar Announces Startup of New PCC Plant at Nekoosa Mill
Domtar Announces Startup of New PCC Plant at Nekoosa Mill

Two of Domtar's values are collaboration and entrepreneurship, qualities the Nekoosa, Wisconsin, mill recently demonstrated via a partnership that turned a costly sourcing challenge into an innovative project with environmental, operational and economic benefits.

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