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Fischer Paper Products on track to move into new local headquarters in July
Fischer Paper Products on track to move into new local headquarters in July

Work is progressing on a new headquarters of Fischer Paper Products, an Antioch-based paper packaging company for which the Village Board approved incentives worth $3.5 million last year to keep it in town.

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Plenty of toilet paper to go around, Canada's biggest producer says
Plenty of toilet paper to go around, Canada's biggest producer says

It has been one of the enduring images of the COVID-19 pandemic: empty toilet paper shelves in stores around the world as fearful citizens stockpile staples for long home stays. But the head of Canada's largest producer of toilet tissue says that despite a jump in demand, there's no shortage of product in Canada.

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Tetra Pak and Georgia Pacific featured in SAP Industries Forum 2020 virtual event coming up March 25 and 26 (Adv.)
Tetra Pak and Georgia Pacific featured in SAP Industries Forum 2020 virtual event coming up March 25 and 26 (Adv.)

Listen to a unique discussion on how digitalization is helping food packaging manufacturer, Tetra Pak in its sustainable business practice, and hear how Georgia Pacific is transforming its business to be more agile, efficient and responsive.

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Coronavirus concerns lead to changes at Essity's annual general meeting
Coronavirus concerns lead to changes at Essity's annual general meeting

As a precautionary and risk-minimization measure for its shareholders, Essity has decided - in consultation with experts and in response to feedback from concerned shareholders - to implement special arrangements in conjunction with Essity's Annual General Meeting on April 2, 2020.

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Paper or paper? Washington lawmakers ban plastic grocery bags, add 8-cent fee to paper ones
Paper or paper? Washington lawmakers ban plastic grocery bags, add 8-cent fee to paper ones

Several conservative lawmakers supported the Democrat-sponsored legislation, hoping it will create demand for paper bags and "breathe new life" into Washington's pulp and paper industry.

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Canfor closes Vavenby forest tenure transfer to Interfor in Canada
Canfor closes Vavenby forest tenure transfer to Interfor in Canada

Canfor Corporation announced that the transfer of the Vavenby tenure to Interfor is now complete. The sale of the Vavenby tenure provides the best opportunity for future economic activities and employment in the local communities.

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Pregis acquires Italian temporary protective films manufacturer Soprad
Pregis acquires Italian temporary protective films manufacturer Soprad

Going forward, Soprad's products will be marketed under the Pregis' PolyMask brand and will further reinforce its offerings to a growing global market.

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IT Tech Packaging, Inc. Returns to Production Following the Strict Measures for the Control and Prevention of Covid-19
IT Tech Packaging, Inc. Returns to Production Following the Strict Measures for the Control and Prevention of Covid-19

IT Tech Packaging, Inc. , a manufacturer and distributor of diversified paper products in North China, on March 10 announced that the Company have resumed 70% of its full capacity of production as of March 5, 2020, following the strict measures put in place for the control and prevention of the Covid-19 spread.

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Sententia Capital Delivers Letter to LSC Communications' Board of Directors
Sententia Capital Delivers Letter to LSC Communications' Board of Directors

Sententia believes LSC's Board is responsible for the current state of LSC Communications and the Board may seek to expedite bankruptcy filings to preserve management's positions. Sententia is calling on the Board to engage with Sententia immediately for the benefit of all shareholders.

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Bath, UK banknote printer fined £300k after worker's head trapped
Bath, UK banknote printer fined £300k after worker's head trapped

The worker underwent a nine-hour operation following the 2017 accident at Bathford Paper Mill, near Bath.

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New study from Mondi suggests brands face losing customers over excessive packaging
New study from Mondi suggests brands face losing customers over excessive packaging

Preliminary investigation determined that a man was cleaning machinery while standing on a catwalk. The man fell from the catwalk and was severely injured. Lifesaving efforts were performed at the scene, but were unsuccessful.

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OSHA: Investigation into contractor death at Verso facility could take 6 months
OSHA: Investigation into contractor death at Verso facility could take 6 months

The victim has not been identified and details about the fatal incident have not been released.

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Paper Production at Catalyst Crofton Still Hampered by Malware
Paper Production at Catalyst Crofton Still Hampered by Malware

As Paper Excellence continues to clear malware from its IT systems, setting up production equipment for the type, dimensions, and quantity of paper orders is still being done manually.

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Worker dead after accidental fall at Louisiana Pacific Corporation facility in Sagola Township, Michigan
Worker dead after accidental fall at Louisiana Pacific Corporation facility in Sagola Township, Michigan

Preliminary investigation determined that a man was cleaning machinery while standing on a catwalk. The man fell from the catwalk and was severely injured. Lifesaving efforts were performed at the scene, but were unsuccessful.

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DuPont seeks mistrial after Ohio jury awards couple $50 million in 'forever chemical' lawsuit
DuPont seeks mistrial after Ohio jury awards couple $50 million in 'forever chemical' lawsuit

E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company has asked an Ohio federal court to declare a mistrial after a jury awarded $50 million to a testicular cancer survivor and his wife who claimed that the illness was linked to the company's contamination of their drinking water with a chemical the company used at one of its manufacturing plants despite knowing it was hazardous.

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$150 million GP Dougherty Co., Georgia lumber facility to be fully operational soon; Looking to hire new employees
$150 million GP Dougherty Co., Georgia lumber facility to be fully operational soon; Looking to hire new employees

The $150 million, 320,000 square-foot Georgia Pacific lumber plant in Dougherty County is almost fully operational now.

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Old Town pulp mill idled for several weeks so ND Paper can make equipment upgrades
Old Town pulp mill idled for several weeks so ND Paper can make equipment upgrades

Production at the reopened Old Town pulp mill came to a halt last week so that the facility's new owner can make upgrades to the machinery that helps break down wood into a pulp.

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Louisiana-Pacific to Divests LP's East River, N.S. Facility
Louisiana-Pacific to Divests LP's East River, N.S. Facility

In a bid to remove fiber products from portfolio and focus on LP SmartSide strand siding technology, Louisiana-Pacific Corporation LPX has inked a deal with Maibec to divest LP's East River facility, located in Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Muskogee, Oklahoma man charged with threat to shoot up Georgia-Pacific
Muskogee, Oklahoma man charged with threat to shoot up Georgia-Pacific

Between Feb. 17 and Feb. 21, six people said they heard the worker say he was going to "shoot up their place," referring to the Georgia-Pacific Mill where he worked.

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$49M recycled pulp facility coming to Chesapeake, Virginia
$49M recycled pulp facility coming to Chesapeake, Virginia

Oregon-based Total Fiber Recovery LLC will invest $49 million to establish its first pulp recycling facility in Chesapeake, creating 68 jobs, Gov. Ralph Northam says.

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Canfor Welcomes Approval of Forest Tenure Transfer to Interfor
Canfor Welcomes Approval of Forest Tenure Transfer to Interfor

Canfor Corporation said it was very, very pleased by the announcement by the Honourable Doug Donaldson, Minister of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development that he has consented to the transfer of the Vavenby forest tenure to Interfor.

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Neenah Paper to Acquire Vectorply for $155 Million
Neenah Paper to Acquire Vectorply for $155 Million

Neenah, Inc. announced the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire Vectorply Corporation, a portfolio company of MSouth Equity Partners, for $155 million in cash.

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DuPont Owes $50 Million in PFAS Cancer Cases, Jury Finds
DuPont Owes $50 Million in PFAS Cancer Cases, Jury Finds

DuPont found liable for one illness caused by PFAS contamination, not liable for another.

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DS Smith Opens Its First U.S. Recycling Plant
DS Smith Opens Its First U.S. Recycling Plant

DS Smith announced the opening of its first recycling facility in the United States, the company's latest expansion of its business operations in North America.

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Update: OSHA investigating death of 54-year-old man after incident at Verso Wisconsin Rapids paper mill
Update: OSHA investigating death of 54-year-old man after incident at Verso Wisconsin Rapids paper mill

The Wisconsin Rapids Fire Department responded to an ambulance call at about 2:20 p.m. Saturday for a 54-year-old man who had fallen at the mill, said Chief Scott Young.

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