Metso's first OptiCell flotation system starts up in Germany
Metso's first OptiCell flotation system was started up successfully on September 15 at Stora Enso's Maxau mill in Germany. The delivery contains Metso's new flotation
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Stora Enso to close down Baienfurt Mill and paper machine at Kabel Mill in Germany
Stora Enso has decided to close down Baienfurt Mill and Kabel Mill's coated magazine paper machine PM 3 with annual capacity 140,000 tons by the
Domtar to permanently shut down its Dryden, Ontario paper machine
Domtar announced that it will permanently shut down the paper machine and converting operations of its Dryden, Ontario mill. This will result in the permanent
Metso to supply two tissue lines to HengAn International Group, China
Metso will supply two complete Advantage DCT 200 tissue production lines to HengAn International Group in China. One of the lines will be delivered to
India Label Show lays strong Foundation for Industry Future Growth
The India Label Show that took place on 3 to 6 December at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, was hailed a great success. Notwithstanding the fact
Nearly 2,800 visitors from 72 countries attended the successful Tissue World Asia in Shanghai
Despite concerns about slowing global economic growth, the Tissue World Asia 2008 conference and exhibition was very successfully held during 19-21 November at the INTEX
Recycle Fibre Market Prices
“Stabilizing” In the last 10-12 days we have seen some momentum in the market, much to the respite of the suppliers overseas. A part of
14 area schools in U.S. collected 824 tons recyclable paper worth $105,000 in a year
The Recovered Fiber Group (RFG) of Caraustar Industries and Domtar Corporation celebrated the 10th year of paper recycling partnership with 14 area schools in Texas
Depression Not A Reason To Be Depressed
There is no reason to be depressed in the depressed market conditions. “Trade is for us, we are not for the trade."
Will Excise Duty Cuts Reach The End Consumer?
Paperboard printing and pack- aging manufacturers across the country led by their core associations have asked paper and board mills to pass the excise duty