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Paper and Board output in European countries rises by around 8% in 2010

Following the severe economic downturn experienced in late 2008 and throughout 2009 the industry had a much more positive 2010, although overall volumes remain some way below pre-crisis levels. Indications are that CEPI member countries produced more than 96 million... (Continue reading)

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Paperworld sets a new record with over 51,000 trade visitors

Paperworld sets a new record with over 51,000 trade visitors

As in the past, this year's inter- national Paperworld trade fair was the annual highlight for the sector. 1,890 exhibitors from 71 countries presented their latest products and innovations in the field of paper, office supplies and stationery. ... (Continue reading)

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Global Benchmarks For Specific Steam Consumption: The Indian Perspective

Global Benchmarks For Specific Steam Consumption: The Indian Perspective

Datta Kuvalekar is the Head of Forbes Marshall Limited and has surveyed over 500 paper machines globally in his career spanning 2 decades of research, design, engineering of Paper machine steam and condensate systems, heat transfer equipment and Energy Efficient... (Continue reading)

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How long do inkjet prints retain their colour?

How long do inkjet prints retain their colour?

In the past few years, inkjet printing has evolved into a successful competitor with electrophotographic methods. This success is due, among other things, to the fact that the pr int ing proces s i s comparatively simple and has high... (Continue reading)

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U.S. paper, paperboard & pulp capacity

Against the backdrop of an exceptionally weak economy, U.S. paper and paperboard capacity declined 2.5% in 2009 to 93.9 million tonnes, according to the American Forest & Paper Association's 50th Annual Survey of Paper, Paperboard and Pulp Capacity.... (Continue reading)

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