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International Paper unveils restructuring for North American operations

Company to Exit Molded Fiber Business; Additional Facility Changes Planned

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Canfor to close two South Carolina sawmills, cut 290 jobs amid weak market

Approximately 290 employees will be affected by the closures, which will also reduce Canfor's U.S. lumber production capacity by 350 million board feet annually.

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Two-day auction for former Ponderay Newsprint mill assets is coming up on July 22-23

A unique opportunity to acquire high-capacity paper manufacturing equipment and mill support assets is set to unfold as three leading industrial asset management firms--PPL Group, CRG, and Rabin Worldwide--join forces to conduct a public auction of the former Ponderay Newsprint Mill located in Usk, Washington. The auction will be held online and the two-day sale will be on July 22nd and July 23rd. Pre-Auction offers are encouraged.

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Smurfit Westrock employee shot, injured in El Paso, Texas; suspect shot by police

El Paso Police Department officers responded to a call of a man with a gun, and arrived to find that the manager at the facility --identified as 46-year-old Leonardo Martinez of El Paso -- had been shot and wounded, Gomez said.

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Logs from overturned truck collide with train in northern Ontario near Interfor site

A northern Ontario forestry company says a train crossing Highway 560 collided Wednesday morning, June 25, with logs that were spilled by an overturned contractor's trailer.

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International Paper will handle sale of closed Georgetown, South Carolina mill internally, officials tell county leaders

An official with International Paper told state and local leaders Monday that the company has decided to forego hiring a commercial broker and will instead handle the sale of its Georgetown mill internally.

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Nobody hurt in fire at Domtar facility in Rothschild, Wisconsin

As crews worked to suppress and extinguish the fire, numerous hot spots were found. The fire was under control and the last units cleared the scene just after 3 a.m. on June 20.

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Multiple fire departments respond to fire at sawmill in Alapaha, Georgia

Due to the dry weather and wind the fire was very intense.

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ST Group Acquires South Carolina Mill, Expands U.S. Tissue Production Footprint

The acquisition, completed through the newly formed subsidiary, Barnwell Tissue Solutions, is ST's third tissue facility and brings the company's total annual production capacity to 220,000 tons. The expansion strengthens ST's position as a premier supplier of high-quality parent rolls for bathroom tissue, paper towels, and napkins across North America.

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Weyerhaeuser breaks ground on $500 million south Arkansas facility

Officials said the company's TimberStrand facility near Monticello and Warren is expected to bring 200 "high quality" jobs to the region upon completion.

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Unite: Proposed closure of Derbyshire DS Smith facility, utterly wrong

Unite, the UK's leading union, has committed to oppose the threatened closure of a packaging factory in Derbyshire, as consultations have begun.

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Ahlstrom completes its new production unit for advanced molecular filtration media in Turin, Italy

Ahlstrom, a global leader in sustainable specialty materials, has started a new state-of-the-art production line for molecular filtration media at its Turin site in Italy. This major investment strengthens Ahlstrom's leadership in the molecular filtration market and enhances its ability to serve the growing global demand for high-performance specialty materials. 

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Stora Enso Considers Separating Swedish Forest Assets Into New Business

The idea would be to make two independent companies, which could focus more on their individual areas and be more streamlined. Stora Enso would continue as a renewable packaging provider.

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Norske Skog Skogn to start production of book paper

Norske Skog Skogn will enter the European market for book paper during the Q2 2026. The new product, branded NOR Book, will be offered in standard qualities pertaining to bulkiness, brightness, and shade.

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Storage facility a 'total loss' after fire at Domtar paper mill in Calhoun, Tennessee

Nobody was injured by a fire that broke out at a paper plant in Calhoun, TN late Monday night, June 16.

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CMPC officially opens new U.S. branch in Atlanta, Georgia

The inauguration brought together nearly 20 clients from CMPC's pulp, boxboard, sack kraft, and wood businesses. Guests were welcomed into the company's newly remodeled offices and participated in a series of events aimed at reinforcing collaboration and mutual growth.

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Sofidel Finalizes the Acquisition of Royal Paper's Assets in the United States, Further Strengthening Its Position in the North American Market

The agreement was announced on April 9. All necessary approval and closing procedures and conditions have been satisfied. With four new facilities, Sofidel further strengthens its production footprint in the North American market, which today accounts for 50% of the Group's total revenue.

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Reactor blasts at Nagpur pulp factory; 1 worker killed, 5 injured

One person died and five others sustained injuries after a reactor burst at a factory in Kamptee, around 17 kilometres from Nagpur city, on Tuesday, June 17.

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Metsä Board shuts down board production at Tako mill in Finland

Metsä Board ended board production at its Tako mill in Tampere, Finland, on June 17 after shutting down board machine BM1. The closure removed 210,000 tonnes of folding boxboard capacity--about 13% of the company's total--and followed change negotiations announced in March as part of efforts to improve profitability and cost competitiveness, according to Metsä Board Corporation.

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Half Done
Half Done

As I write this, it is all downhill from here. At least in the Northern Hemisphere--the summer solstice has come and gone, and days are getting shorter. Our Southern Hemisphere friends can look forward to winter and spring. From a business standpoint, we have met this year with some fear and trepidation. After the tariff scare of April, the stock market seems to be recovering. The pulp and paper industry seems to be a bit behind this.

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PM40

The PM40 closed Friday, 27 June 2025, at 5207.

Get the latest PM40 updates by listening to the weekly Nips show and the PM40 Daily Show on Pulp & Paper Radio International.

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RearView

The PM40 closed 27 June 2025 down 4.5% from the 28 June 2024 level.

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Disconnected Comparisons

In this issue of Disconnected Comparisons, we evaluate Rayonier and UPM Kymmene.

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Nordic Paper enters into long term financing agreement

Nordic Paper has entered into an agreement with a syndicate of financial institutions on a long term senior secured financing to Nordic Paper in the form of a Euro 275 million term loan B and a revolving credit facility of Euro 65 million.

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Austria's ANDRITZ To Buy Salico Group; Terms Not Disclosed

Salico, founded in 1978, manufactures advanced finishing equipment for metal flat strip processing.

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