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Klabin invests in infrastructure and technology for fire prevention and control
Klabin invests in infrastructure and technology for fire prevention and control

Klabin continuously invests in fire prevention. To address this issue, the Company relies on a structure equipped with an advanced system for monitoring its forests, teams trained for the rapid containment of incidents, and the dissemination of information to raise awareness among the population about the risks and show that prevention is the best approach.

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Interfor Announces Indefinite Curtailment of Lumber Manufacturing Facilities in Georgia and South Carolina
Interfor Announces Indefinite Curtailment of Lumber Manufacturing Facilities in Georgia and South Carolina

Interfor announced that it will indefinitely curtail operations at its sawmills in Meldrim, Georgia and Summerville, South Carolina. These curtailments are in response to persistently weak lumber market conditions.

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Turkey's Eren Secures $850 Million Loan for New UK Paper Mill
Turkey's Eren Secures $850 Million Loan for New UK Paper Mill

Turkish industrial and retail group Eren Holding AS has secured a €775 million ($854 million) loan to finance a $1.3 billion container-board and tissue mill in Wales, in a boost to foreign direct investment in UK manufacturing.

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First Quality Tissue to Expand its Ultra-Premium Towel and Tissue Products Manufacturing Capabilities
First Quality Tissue to Expand its Ultra-Premium Towel and Tissue Products Manufacturing Capabilities

First Quality Tissue is pleased to announce another major expansion initiative. The expansion includes a commitment to install two new state-of-the-art Thru-Air-Dried (TAD) paper machines with associated converting facilities at a new location to be announced in the near future. The company estimates the first paper machine to be operational in 2027; with the second machine coming online approximately eighteen months thereafter.

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Ahead of layoffs, Paper Workers Union demands transparency from McKinley Mill
Ahead of layoffs, Paper Workers Union demands transparency from McKinley Mill

With the layoffs of almost 200 workers at the McKinley Paper mill looming in two weeks, the union representing them is still attempting to negotiate a softer landing for their members and get some clarity on when the mill might reopen.

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Union leader wants Rayonier to sell Témiscaming plant as layoffs begin
Union leader wants Rayonier to sell Témiscaming plant as layoffs begin

'We're not asking them to give the mill away," Unifor Local 233 president said, 'but to sell it for its market value and get out of town'.

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Progroup starts production at its new corrugated sheetfeeder plant in Petersberg, Germany
Progroup starts production at its new corrugated sheetfeeder plant in Petersberg, Germany

The latest Progroup corrugated sheetfeeder plant in Petersberg has been in routine production since the beginning of August. The Landau-based family company is extending its leading market position with its ultra-modern production site close to Pirmasens which will also create a combined total of 60 new jobs and training positions.

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Suzano Ventures makes strategic investment in BemAgro to accelerate development of precision silviculture applications
Suzano Ventures makes strategic investment in BemAgro to accelerate development of precision silviculture applications

Brazilian digital agriculture Software as a Service (SaaS) business BemAgro raises US$2.6 million (R$15 million) in latest funding round led by CNH, with Suzano Ventures and ATVOS joining as strategic investors.

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U.S. Department of Commerce confirms higher levels of harmful Canadian softwood lumber subsidies and dumping
U.S. Department of Commerce confirms higher levels of harmful Canadian softwood lumber subsidies and dumping

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced the final determination of a combined anti-subsidy and anti-dumping duty rate of 14.54% in the fifth annual review of unfairly traded Canadian softwood lumber imports into the United States.

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	 Green Bay Packaging Buys 80 Acres for Expansion Near Kohler Co. in Arizona
Green Bay Packaging Buys 80 Acres for Expansion Near Kohler Co. in Arizona

While the precise intentions for the acquisition remain undisclosed, Green Bay Packaging's history of developing large plants throughout the country -- including a new 600,000-square-foot facility in Fort Worth and a 370,000-square-foot facility in Ohio -- indicates a pattern of strategic expansion, and it recently announced an expansion of its Great Lakes Packaging Division in Wisconsin with 270,000 square feet of manufacturing space.

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Fire at Essity warehouse in Alabama could continue for days, officials say
Fire at Essity warehouse in Alabama could continue for days, officials say

Essity Southeast Regional Human Resources Manager Bryan Dyar said the warehouse was strategically built to collapse from within, crediting the design with controlling the fire in one area.

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Wood products company abruptly closes 3 Wisconsin plants, lays off 138, draws union complaint
Wood products company abruptly closes 3 Wisconsin plants, lays off 138, draws union complaint

A carpenters union filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Department of Justice after a lumber manufacturing company notified the state one day before it closed three plants and lay off 139 workers.

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Suzano reports Adjusted EBITDA of R$ 6.3 billion in the second quarter of 2024
Suzano reports Adjusted EBITDA of R$ 6.3 billion in the second quarter of 2024

Adjusted EBITDA totaled R$6.3 billion, a 60% increase on 2Q23, reflecting higher pulp prices, favorable FX rates, increased sales volume, and reduced production costs compared to the same period last year. Operating cash generation totaled R$4.5 billion, the strongest quarterly result since 1Q23, and net revenue came to R$11.5 billion, the strongest quarterly result since 4Q22.

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Oji considers closing recycling mill in Auckland, New Zealand
Oji considers closing recycling mill in Auckland, New Zealand

In a statement, Oji Fibre Solutions says its Penrose mill has suffered three years of losses caused by a number of issues including rising energy costs.

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Nippon to shut down Shiraoi Mill's fine paper PM 8 in September 2025 and close Yatsushiro Mill's N2 newsprint PM and coal-fired boiler in June 2025
Nippon to shut down Shiraoi Mill's fine paper PM 8 in September 2025 and close Yatsushiro Mill's N2 newsprint PM and coal-fired boiler in June 2025

Nippon to launch household paper business in Yatsushiro Mill, primarily targeting exports.

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Sappi's third quarter lifted by strong pulp market
Sappi's third quarter lifted by strong pulp market

Pulp and paper producer says underlying profitability remains steady despite the third quarter being seasonally the weakest

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Ingevity to close Crossett, Arkansas facility
Ingevity to close Crossett, Arkansas facility

Ingevity Corporation announced additional steps to advance the company's strategic repositioning of its Performance Chemicals segment for sustained improved profitability. Actions include consolidating segment operations at the company's North Charleston, South Carolina, facility by moving oleo chemical refining to the North Charleston site's secondary refinery. This consolidation will include closing its Crossett, Arkansas facility in August.

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Willamette Falls Paper Company announces mass layoff, may close permanently
Willamette Falls Paper Company announces mass layoff, may close permanently

The company that owns the mill, Willamette Falls Paper Company, says it will lay off 158 of its 223 total employees on August, 9th. Affected employees were notified on August 6th.

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USDA Forest Service announces $25 million funding opportunity to reduce wildfire risk, support local businesses
USDA Forest Service announces $25 million funding opportunity to reduce wildfire risk, support local businesses

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service announces a $25 million funding opportunity to reduce wildfire risk and support local businesses. The hazardous fuels transportation assistance program aims to remove hazardous fuels from national forests, expanding market opportunities and supporting local jobs. More details can be found on the Forest Service website.

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Clearwater Paper's second quarter net sales increased to $586 million
Clearwater Paper's second quarter net sales increased to $586 million

Continued strong demand in tissue, improved demand in paperboard.

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Kent Fire and Rescue called to blaze at Smurfit Westrock Townsend Hook paper mill in Snodland
Kent Fire and Rescue called to blaze at Smurfit Westrock Townsend Hook paper mill in Snodland

Fire crews remain at the scene of a paper mill blaze more than 24 hours after they first arrived to tackle the flames.

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Weyerhaeuser's Longview lumber mill fined $145,000 for stormwater violations
Weyerhaeuser's Longview lumber mill fined $145,000 for stormwater violations

The Washington Department of Ecology issued two penalties totaling $145,000 to Weyerhaeuser for stormwater violations at the company's Longview lumber mill.

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Klabin conducts maintenance shutdown at Ortigueira unit in Paraná, Brazil
Klabin conducts maintenance shutdown at Ortigueira unit in Paraná, Brazil

The objective of the operation is to ensure the efficient functioning and reliability of the equipment at the unit.

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DS Smith boosts Portuguese operations with €50m investment
DS Smith boosts Portuguese operations with €50m investment

DS Smith has injected more than €50m ($54.2m) into its Portuguese facilities over the past three years, underscoring its commitment to sustainability and innovation.

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Firefighters battled
Firefighters battled "fireball," heat at Procter & Gamble facility in Green Bay, Wisconsin

The fire started in the air handling system for two paper machines. "Fire crews were chasing fire through the duct system... when a large fireball erupted from the vent on the roof of the building," the Green Bay Metro Fire Department reported. Firefighters had to cut through the roof, which was labor-intensive.

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