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Interfor Acquires Minority Interest in GreenFirst Forest Products Inc.
Interfor Acquires Minority Interest in GreenFirst Forest Products Inc.

This acquisition was made for investment purposes and builds upon, and is complementary to, Interfor's recent expansion into Eastern Canada through the acquisition of EACOM Timber Corporation in February 2022.

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Veritiv Closes Sale of Canadian Operations to Imperial Dade
Veritiv Closes Sale of Canadian Operations to Imperial Dade

Veritiv's approximately 900 employees in Canada are now employees of Imperial Dade.

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Fire at Interfor facility
Fire at Interfor facility

There were no visible flames from the "heavy smolder" in a baghouse at the mill, according to Mill Manager Marty Rector.

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Stora Enso continues to invest in renewable energy at production sites
Stora Enso continues to invest in renewable energy at production sites

Stora Enso will invest EUR 10 million at its Enocell pulp mill in Finland to replace fossil-based heavy fuel oil with renewable pitch oil. This will reduce the environmental impact of the operations and help in reaching the ambitious target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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Georgia-Pacific will spend $50 million to upgrade its Muskogee facility
Georgia-Pacific will spend $50 million to upgrade its Muskogee facility

The renovations are expected to take three years. In addition to improving safety and efficiency, a new production line will be installed.

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Canfor Implementing Plan to Achieve Net-Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
Canfor Implementing Plan to Achieve Net-Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050

To achieve net-zero, Canfor has developed near term science-based targets that include reducing the carbon emissions from pulp and wood products operations, which are defined as Scope 1 and Scope 2, by 42% by 2030 compared to our base year of 2020.

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Pregis invests in new European protective packaging innovation center
Pregis invests in new European protective packaging innovation center

Pregis has invested in a new 1960 square meter (21,000 square foot) customer experience facility in Europe designed to provide a holistic solutions approach to protective packaging challenges and reduce costly waste incurred by damaged products.

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UFP Industries announces the planned retirement of President and COO Pat Webster
UFP Industries announces the planned retirement of President and COO Pat Webster

UFP Industries, Inc. announced that President and COO Pat Webster will retire at the end of 2022 after a remarkable career spanning nearly four decades at the company. Over the next several months, Pat's duties will be transferred to existing or new members of the leadership team as part of the company's 2020 reorganization plan.

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Columbia Pulp ordered to relinquish assets to property manager in postponement of sale for debts
Columbia Pulp ordered to relinquish assets to property manager in postponement of sale for debts

Columbia Pulp LLC, headquartered in Dayton, was ordered to hand over its assets to a property management group just a few days before a court order would have mandated an auction of the multi-million dollar pulp mill on the Columbia County Courthouse steps.

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Amcor to expand healthcare packaging capabilities in Europe
Amcor to expand healthcare packaging capabilities in Europe

Amcor, a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, announced an investment to establish new thermoforming capabilities for medical packaging in its Sligo, Ireland, healthcare packaging facility. The multi-million-dollar investment will strengthen Amcor's leadership in the growing industry for sterile packaging, offering customers in Europe and North America another site with comprehensive healthcare solutions.

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Stora Enso divests its sawmills and forest operations in Russia
Stora Enso divests its sawmills and forest operations in Russia

Stora Enso has entered into an agreement to divest its two sawmills in Russia. The Company's Nebolchi and Impilahti sawmills will be divested to local management. In addition, the divestment includes Stora Enso's Russian forest operation which through its harvesting supplies wood to the sawmills.

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Finnish labour union ends UPM strike that cut paper supply
Finnish labour union ends UPM strike that cut paper supply

UPM and the Paperworkers' Union have agreed on first-ever business-specific collective labour agreements for five UPM businesses. The strike at UPM mills in Finland will end immediately and employees will return to work. The strike covered UPM Pulp, UPM Communication Papers, UPM Specialty Papers, UPM Raflatac and UPM Biofuels units in Finland. UPM will restart customer deliveries as soon as possible.

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Essity to exit Russian market
Essity to exit Russian market

Essity has been operating in Russia since 1994.

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Firemen douse fire at First Quality Tissue facility
Firemen douse fire at First Quality Tissue facility

Firemen removed a portion of a metal roof to attack the fire. There was no word on the extent of the loss.

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Mercer International Inc.'s climate targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative
Mercer International Inc.'s climate targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative

Mercer International Inc. announced its 35% Greenhouse Gas reduction target by 2030 has been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) as consistent with the levels required to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. The approval formally recognizes Mercer as a leading company and the first in Canada and one of the first North American companies in the forest and paper products sector with approved targets.

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The conciliator submitted settlement proposals to solve the entire labour dispute between UPM and the Paperworkers' Union
The conciliator submitted settlement proposals to solve the entire labour dispute between UPM and the Paperworkers' Union

Conciliator Leo Suomaa has submitted settlement proposals to five businesses in collective bargaining between UPM's businesses and the Paperworkers' Union. The conciliator has asked the parties to state their position on the proposals on April 22, 2022, at 16:00 EEST. The proposals are to be approved or rejected as a whole.

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Canfor invests $130 million to modernize Urbana facility in Arkansas
Canfor invests $130 million to modernize Urbana facility in Arkansas

Canfor Corporation will invest approximately $130 million to significantly upgrade and expand its sawmill and planer facility located in Urbana in Union County, Arkansas. The investment will capitalize on the abundant supply of high-quality fiber to enhance the manufacturing of high-value products, increase annual production at the facility by 115 million board feet, and result in a meaningful reduction in the facility's cost structure.

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Weyerhaeuser to Acquire Timberlands in North and South Carolina
Weyerhaeuser to Acquire Timberlands in North and South Carolina

Weyerhaeuser Company announced an agreement to purchase 80,800 acres of high-quality timberlands in North and South Carolina from a fund managed by Campbell Global for approximately $265 million.

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Negotiations between UPM and Paperworkers' Union interrupted, union turned down four settlement proposals
Negotiations between UPM and Paperworkers' Union interrupted, union turned down four settlement proposals

UPM and the Paperworkers' Union have not been able to come to new collective labour agreements. Today, April 14, the union turned down four settlement proposals submitted by the conciliator. The exceptionally long strike at UPM Pulp, UPM Communication Papers, UPM Specialty Papers, UPM Raflatac and UPM Biofuels units in Finland continues.

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Huhtamaki to initiate process to divest its Russian operations
Huhtamaki to initiate process to divest its Russian operations

Huhtamaki has decided to initiate the process to divest its operations in Russia. This follows an earlier decision to stop all investments in Russia at the outbreak of the invasion of Ukraine. Huhtamaki considers that the current evolution of the situation and the long-term outlook in Russia will prevent the realization of its growth strategy and long-term ambitions in the country.

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Saica starts production in Hamilton, Ohio
Saica starts production in Hamilton, Ohio

Saica Group has started its production of corrugated packaging in its new plant in Hamilton, Ohio. The Hamilton facility is Saica's first U.S. corrugated plant, a newly-built 360,000 square-foot building, which includes manufacturing, converting and production areas, along with a warehouse and office space.

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Rayonier Advanced Materials Comments on Letter from Chatham Asset Management
Rayonier Advanced Materials Comments on Letter from Chatham Asset Management

Continues to Recommend Stockholders Vote "FOR" Three Nominees for Election to the Board at the 2022 Annual Meeting.

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Mondi acquires production assets of Lafarge Cement Egypt to strengthen its position in the region
Mondi acquires production assets of Lafarge Cement Egypt to strengthen its position in the region

Mondi's paper bag production volume in Egypt will increase by around 150-180 million bags annually.

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Pratt plans new facility in Texas
Pratt plans new facility in Texas

"We're very honored to be in Cedar Hill and we're committed to the great state of Texas - in fact this is our fifth box factory here," Anthony Pratt, executive chairman of Pratt Industries, said in a statement. "We have long prided ourselves on the fact that we employ 11,000 Americans in well-paying, green-collar manufacturing jobs and we have now invested in America to the value of $10 billion. Cedar Hill will be our 71st factory in the U.S.A."

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Interfor to Sell Acorn Specialty Sawmill in British Columbia
Interfor to Sell Acorn Specialty Sawmill in British Columbia

The Mill is located on an approximately 30-acre leased site on the Fraser River in Delta, B.C. The Mill was built in 1963 and was acquired by Interfor in 2001 from Primex Forest Products.

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