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Paper Business is Now More Service Sensitive

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Besides an ever-increasing product mix, which enables the company to fully utilise its installed capacity and gain best possible returns on invested capital, Century Pulp & Paper rates the quick service provision to places where customers are as crucial business mantra in these times. Century’s approach has always been to......
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ITC PSPD's Exquisite Paperboard Portfolio

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The recent unveiling of portfolio by ITC PSPD vividly presents the diverse usage if its paperboards, demonstrating at the same time the key components of its paperboard business philosophy, viz. food safety, hygiene and sustainability. ITC PSPD recently launched a new paperboard portfolio showcasing both its standard and unique products......
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APRIL's Steady Inroads into India's Premium Office Paper Business

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The group’s new capacity addition in paper by 250,000 tonnes is expected to give stimulus to its premium office paper business worldwide including India. APRIL Group, one of the largest and most technologically advanced pulp and paper maker, is capable of producing up to 2,800,000 tonnes of pulp and 850,000......
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Waste Paper Import in India to Increase Year-on-Year

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Cellpap, a leading supplier of recycled fiber and wood pulp, trades more than 700 thousand metric tons annually. The company has been fulfilling India’s growing demand for recycled raw materials for long time. Paper Mart recently had a quick chat with Mr. Jay Kedia, Marketing Director, Cellpap Mercantile Pvt. Ltd.......
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Milltex SpA: An Array of Dedicated Machines for Converting Operations

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Milltex’s range of equipment has raised the overall standards of converting operations worldwide. The company has successfully installed four sheeters each to Emami and TNPL and has launched the world’s fastest running folio sheeter. Milltex started in 1987 with the rebuilding of equipment for the paper industry and gradually shifted......
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Over 100 Percent Utilization of Balasore’s Board Unit

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Buoyed by the performance of its first high-end packaging unit and rising packaging demand, Emami Paper Mills is already contemplating for another expansion by a similar line with even more capacity. Emami Paper Mills only recently diversified into high-end packaging paper and its 1,32,000 tonnes packaging board plant at Balsore......
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Shah Group Installs First Indigenously Made Ceramic Covered Press Roll

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The Vapi based company obtains positive results from the ceramic covered press rolls installed in its paper machines. The new rolls have been supplied by Amar Elastomers, which became the first Indian company to design and manufacture ceramic coated press rolls. Shah Group, incorporated in 1992 as a kraft paper......
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A Mid-way Solution to Technology Requirements in India

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PMP being specialist technology churner for the paper industry has a host of cost-effective yet global technology offerings fine-tuned to India’s requirement. PMP (Paper Machinery Producer) – a global provider of tissue, paper, and board technology, has been supporting pulp and paper industry for over 160 years. The company with......
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CENTURY PULP & PAPER: From Deficit to Surplus: An Awesome Tale

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Century’s gloomy financial outlook during years 2008-2012 was an outcome of several lapses in operations and administration; a new team harnessed for the purpose located blockages and cleared the way for new performance standards which Century seems to be scaling now. Century is probably among few mills in the country......
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ITC-PSPD: Combating Fiber Deficiency the Cost-Competitive Way

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India is deficient in overall fiber availability, not to say wood-based fiber; the way forward is to layout carefully a long-term wood-fiber strategy with a serious focus on indigenous social-farm-forestry, cutting down the need of importing fiber permanently. The Indian pulp and paper industry has long been grappling with raw......