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Lack of net zero clarity 'puts future of British manufacturing at risk'
Lack of net zero clarity 'puts future of British manufacturing at risk'

Miles Roberts, chief executive of paper and packaging giant DS Smith, said the UK's high cost of electricity compared to the US and Europe was hurting the competitiveness of its businesses.

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Port Hawkesbury Paper breaks ground on $400 million wind farm
Port Hawkesbury Paper breaks ground on $400 million wind farm

Port Hawkesbury Paper is pouring $400 million into the construction of a wind farm in Nova Scotia's Guysborough County that is targeted to supply 60 per cent of the paper mill's current power needs.

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Twin Rivers Madawaska paper mill to receive nearly $10 million Maine tax credit
Twin Rivers Madawaska paper mill to receive nearly $10 million Maine tax credit

Twin Rivers Paper Co. Inc. was the only mill eligible for the tax credit meant to help modernize equipment and save jobs. A state report recommends more transparency about business incentives.

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Weyerhaeuser fined $48,393 after Craven County, N.C. worker's death
Weyerhaeuser fined $48,393 after Craven County, N.C. worker's death

A Weyerhaeuser sawmill facility in Craven County received a $48,393 fine from the N.C. Department of Labor related to a March 17 workplace fatality. The Labor Department cited Weyerhaeuser with three "serious violations" after an investigation of the fatality at the facility in Vanceboro.

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Södra signs agreement to supply UPM with kraft lignin from world-leading new plant
Södra signs agreement to supply UPM with kraft lignin from world-leading new plant

Södra confirms UPM among the first customers for kraft lignin following the major investment announcement earlier this summer regarding kraft lignin production at Södra's Mönsterås site. The plant is expected to be in operation in 2027, when it will be the first commercial kraft lignin production facility in Sweden and the largest of its type in the world.

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One dead after industrial accident at Cottrell Paper facility in Milton, N.Y.
One dead after industrial accident at Cottrell Paper facility in Milton, N.Y.

The preliminary investigation determined that on September 18, 42-year-old Anthony Smith Jr., of Milton, a Cottrell Paper employee, became trapped in a compactor on-site. Company members as well as firefighters and emergency medical personnel were able to remove Smith from the machinery, but officials say he couldn't be revived and he was declared dead at the scene by a Saratoga County coroner.

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West Fraser Timber Announces Indefinite Curtailment of Lake Butler, Florida Sawmill
West Fraser Timber Announces Indefinite Curtailment of Lake Butler, Florida Sawmill

The indefinite curtailment of Lake Butler Sawmill will impact approximately 130 employees and reduce West Fraser's U.S. lumber capacity by approximately 110 million board feet.

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Billerud appoints Doug Schwartz as President Billerud North America
Billerud appoints Doug Schwartz as President Billerud North America

Doug Schwartz has extensive experience in the U.S. forest and paper industry, including serving in key leadership roles at companies such as Sonoco Products Company (Sonoco), International Paper and Champion International Corporation. He most recently held the position of Vice President and General Manager, Rigid Paper Containers at Sonoco.

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Stora Enso starts operations in its new head office in Finland
Stora Enso starts operations in its new head office in Finland

Stora Enso has started operations in its new head office, Katajanokan Laituri, in Helsinki, the largest mass timber building in Finland.

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Georgia-Pacific plans to transform its Atlanta HQ
Georgia-Pacific plans to transform its Atlanta HQ

Georgia-Pacific said it will redevelop its namesake 51-story downtown tower into a mixed-use destination.

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Oji Fibre Solutions Auckland pulp and paper mill closing permanently, union says
Oji Fibre Solutions Auckland pulp and paper mill closing permanently, union says

Union spokesperson Joe Gallagher said the mill's last day would be 18 December and at least 72 workers at the mill had been affected.

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Canton, N.C. mill buyer ready to take the keys from Pactiv Evergreen
Canton, N.C. mill buyer ready to take the keys from Pactiv Evergreen

In May, Pactiv Evergreen agreed to exclusively negotiate with Spirtas Worldwide, a company specializing in repurposing closed paper mills and other industrial sites. While it was estimated negotiations could take up to a year, it appears the details were worked out in four months.

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Weyerhaeuser and The Nature Conservancy Announce Joint Effort to Increase Focus on the Power of Forests to Fight Climate Change
Weyerhaeuser and The Nature Conservancy Announce Joint Effort to Increase Focus on the Power of Forests to Fight Climate Change

Collaboration will highlight and advance the role of climate-smart forestry in mitigating climate change.

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CarbonScape plans to build biographite plant in Finland
CarbonScape plans to build biographite plant in Finland

New Zealand-based CarbonScape and biomass developer Stora Enso have announced plans to build a biographite demonstration plant in Kotka, southern Finland.

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Tolko temporarily shuts down Armstrong lumber plant amid tough market conditions
Tolko temporarily shuts down Armstrong lumber plant amid tough market conditions

Tolko Industries announced a two-week shutdown of its lumber plant in Armstrong, British Columbia, citing ongoing market challenges and resource shortages. The closure will last from September 16 to October 1, according to a statement from company spokesperson Chris Downey.

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Georgia-Pacific celebrates $550 million Green Bay expansion
Georgia-Pacific celebrates $550 million Green Bay expansion

According to company leaders, the $550 million expansion will create over 100 new jobs. About 850 people worked at the Broadway facility before the expansion.

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Sofidel Duluth, Minnesota paper mill seeks tax break for major expansion, adding 160 jobs
Sofidel Duluth, Minnesota paper mill seeks tax break for major expansion, adding 160 jobs

The $250 million investment project in the Duluth mill will include approximately 600,000 square feet expansion. The redevelopment includes four building additions to expand manufacturing, packaging, warehousing and shipping.

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Paper Excellence confirms Prince Albert Pulp Mill not restarting
Paper Excellence confirms Prince Albert Pulp Mill not restarting

Citing market and economic conditions, Paper Excellence is confirming they will not be proceeding with plans to restart the Prince Albert pulp mill. According to a statement Thursday night, they will instead explore options to divest the mill.

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Brink makes pitch to buy Canfor assets in Fort St. John, Vanderhoof, Houston and Bear Lake
Brink makes pitch to buy Canfor assets in Fort St. John, Vanderhoof, Houston and Bear Lake

If it pans out, it could eventually lead to 600 or more direct jobs in the region, he says

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Canfor comments on BC assets
Canfor comments on BC assets

As indicated in its September 4 announcement of the closure of the Plateau and Fort St. John operations, Canfor Corporation remains committed to exploring opportunities to divest some of its northern BC tenure to support other BC manufacturers who are facing similar challenges accessing economic fibre to support their operations.

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Residents Sue Roseburg Forest Products Over Devastating Mill Fire
Residents Sue Roseburg Forest Products Over Devastating Mill Fire

A devastating fire that began at a lumber processing mill in Weed, California, has led to a significant lawsuit filed by local residents against the mill's operators. On July 10, 2024, plaintiffs Ashley Navarre, Michael Navarre, Justis Navarre (through guardian ad litem Ashley Navarre), and Jacalyn Navarre (through guardian ad litem Ashley Navarre) filed a complaint in the Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco, against Roseburg Forest Products Co., Benjamin Hornsby, Jeffery Lee, and other unnamed defendants.

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Dart Container and PulPac introduce Dry Molded Fiber production in North American market
Dart Container and PulPac introduce Dry Molded Fiber production in North American market

Dart Container Corporation, a leading foodservice packaging manufacturer, and PulPac announce a strategic partnership. Supported by PulPac's North American sales agent Seismic Solutions, Dart has become a PulPac licensee and is installing the first Dry Molded Fiber production line of its kind in North America: the PulPac Scala.

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	 International Paper advances on DS Smith acquisition with regulatory filings
International Paper advances on DS Smith acquisition with regulatory filings

International Paper announced that it has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") a definitive proxy statement on Schedule 14A (including any amendments and supplements thereto, the "Definitive Proxy Statement") in connection with its pending acquisition of DS Smith Plc (LSE: DSS, "DS Smith") (the "Combination").

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Kruger announces $32 million investment in Kamloops
Kruger announces $32 million investment in Kamloops

Kruger Inc. announced a $32.4 million investment at its Kamloops Pulp Mill to implement innovative technology to diversify its product portfolio and expand into fast growing markets. In addition to improving Kruger Kamloops' competitiveness, performance, and environmental footprint, this initiative will contribute to securing 340 jobs at the Mill, as well as 1,000 indirect jobs in B.C.

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International Paper CEO Andy Silvernail to Add Chairman Role
International Paper CEO Andy Silvernail to Add Chairman Role

The Memphis-based paper maker on Tuesday said that Silvernail, who joined the company to take over the top job in May from Mark Sutton, will succeed Sutton this time around as well.

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