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Georgia-Pacific has broken ground on a $500 million expansion to its mill in Green Bay, expected to be complete in 2024.
Speaking yesterday at the groundbreaking ceremony for th
Kiwi company Cottonsoft faced its fair share of issues during the pandemic and showed that sometimes, you just need to think outside of the box
Kiwi businesses, large and small, which survived two years of Covid-19 pandemic fall-out, continue to try and push through the pain barrier as t
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Dubai: The Middle East and Africa (MEA) paper industry is riding a growth wave buoyed by e-commerce proliferation and exponential demand in the packaging sector across the region, estimated to be a market worth around AED 270 billion.
In a statement, Verifair, organizers of the niche ex
Dunn Paper ("Dunn" or the "Company"), a leading manufacturer and supplier of high performance, advanced paper and tissue for use in food, medical, and specialty markets announced today that they will cease production at their Port Huron, MI site.
Since 1924, the Port Huron mill has be
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Amid rising energy cost pressures, Italy's pulp, paper and energy manufacturer Burgo group is preparing the grounds for temporary layoffs and production downtime at its mills in Treviso and Tolmezzo run by the group's subsidiary Mosaico.
Negotiations with employee representative at the T
Toronto-listed stocks were moderately lower as the narrative of rising interest rates to combat global inflation continues to dominate headlines. In Canada, focus remains on rising food and rent prices.
Most sectors were lower, with technology and technology services the leading laggards