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Propapier starts up 650000 tonnes paper making line in Germany
The Metso-supplied papermaking line of Propapier PM2 GmbH came successfully on stream on March 15, 2010 at Propapier's greenfield mill site in Eisenhüttenstadt in Germany.
Max Fortune Industrial Ltd. To install 60,000 tonnes tissue line in China
Metso will supply a complete tissue production line to the Hong Kong-based Max Fortune Industrial Ltd. The tissue line will be installed in the company's
Stora Enso continues pulp, fine paper and sawnwood production at Varkaus
Stora Enso announced in August 2009 that it planned to close down the Varkaus mill site in Finland permanently by the end of 2010 unless
1400 TPD coated board line starts up at Shandong Bohui in China
The Metso-supplied coated board production line delivered to Shandong Bohui Paper Industry Co., Ltd. In the City of Zibo in Shandong province, China, came successfully
United Pulp and Paper to increase capacity in the Philippines
United Pulp and Paper Corp. (UPPC), Philippines' leading manufacturer of industrial grade paper, is looking at expanding its production capacity and putting up an additional
AK GIDA SAN ve TIC A.S to install 60,000 tonnes Tissue line in Turkey
Metso will supply a complete tissue production line to AK GIDA SAN ve TİC A.Ş, Turkey. The tissue line will be installed in the company's
Sappi restarts PM2 at Stockstadt mill in Germany
Sappi's Stockstadt Paper Machine 2 (PM2) in Germany, which was damaged by a fire on December 20, 2009, has started to produce coated fine paper
Catalyst to restart 2nd Crofton pulp line in Canada
Catalyst Paper announced that it will restart the second line of pulp production at its Crofton NBSK kraft mill. The first line of pulp production
International Paper to acquire SCA's Asian Packaging Business
International Paper (IP) announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire SCA's Asian packaging business for USD 200 million in cash. In 2009,