Recent Articles

Joint venture to enhance the competitiveness of SCG Paper’s Fibrous Chain

Vaahto Paper Technology Ltd and Banmark Oy have signed an Agency Agreement

Advancing its global leadership in strand-based wood products

Voluntarily delist from New York Stock Exchange

Três Lagoas production facility to expand

The company intends to repurchase such shares

Permanent Closure to Reduce IP's Freesheet Production Capacity

New four year labour agreement has been ratified by its union members

Ownership share in Vinda to be in excess of 50%

New paper categories designed to save time

The mill site is 92% complete

Only newsprint mill in region to close

Nova Scotia mill is now operating at a slim profit

One of the 10 largest toilet paper producers in South America

Due to the sizeable demand in Mexico

Capacity to increase

Cenveo to acquire substantially all of the assets of National Envelope

In any business, change is inevitable. The places that prosper rise up, and the ones that don’t fall. It happens all the time. IP's and CMPC's recent announcements are just two examples...

The PM40 closed Friday, 13 September 2013 at 2767.

30 Sep 13 Get the latest PM40 update by listening to the weekly Nips show by Pulp & Paper Radio International.

What impacts one business often impacts its counterparts, regardless of size.

The shape of the Australian industry by year end will indeed look very different than it started the year, but the new son of Amcor will look much more like Amcor of 20 years ago and just might be the catalyst for a revived industry, especially if the economy shows renewed confidence as a result of the election outcome...

... and not necessarily because of the industry itself, but because of politicians.

The PM40 closed 30 August 2013 up 29% from the 1 September 2012 level.

In this issue we evaluate Orchids Paper Products Company and Sonoco Products Company.