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Showing 7 articles from October 2, 2017.

Industry News

AF&PA Statement on Administration Regulatory Agenda
AF&PA Statement on Administration Regulatory Agenda

American Forest & Paper Association President and CEO Donna Harman and Clearwater Paper Corporation President and CEO and AF&PA Board Chair Linda Massman issued the following statement after attending the White House "Cut the Red Tape" event where Vice President Mike Pence outlined the administration's regulatory agenda...

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Port Hawkesbury Paper celebrating five years of staying open
Port Hawkesbury Paper celebrating five years of staying open

Port Hawkesbury Paper has remained in production for five years after a yearlong shutdown.

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Quebec lumber and supplies headed for Puerto Rico and southern U.S.
Quebec lumber and supplies headed for Puerto Rico and southern U.S.

Companies on Quebec's North Shore is sending aid to devastated zones.

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Leading Stories

Appvion files for bankruptcy protection, looks to reorganize
Appvion files for bankruptcy protection, looks to reorganize

Appvion has filed a Chapter 11 petition in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

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HUL To Exit Joint Venture With U.S.-Based Kimberly-Clark
HUL To Exit Joint Venture With U.S.-Based Kimberly-Clark

Hindustan Unilever Ltd. has decided to divest its entire stake in joint venture Kimberly-Clark Lever Pvt Ltd. to its other partner Kimberly-Clark Cooperation.

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International Paper unloads $1.3 billion in pension liabilities
International Paper unloads $1.3 billion in pension liabilities

International Paper Co. said on Monday it would transfer $1.3 billion in pension obligations to No. 2 U.S. life insurer Prudential Financial.

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Southworth Paper files for bankruptcy a month after abruptly closing facilities
Southworth Paper files for bankruptcy a month after abruptly closing facilities

Southworth Co., the 178-year-old paper maker that shut down abruptly one month ago, filed for federal bankruptcy protection on Thursday, according to court documents that also show the company has $9 million in underfunded pension liability.

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