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Will maintain more than 300 production jobs

Expansion to double the mill's production

The settlement agreement results in a USD 44 million cash payment

Will make a significant impact on the Finnish economy

Will provide high quality products

Produces high quality tissue products

A major profit improvement measure

Products are made with 20 percent plant fiber in place of tree fiber or recycled fiber

Will add 400 000 tonnes of pulp to the market

Both machines will produce high-quality facial, toilet and towel grades

The recovery boiler, pulp drying line and lime kiln will be the largest in Europe

To convert the existing printing paper production line to produce high-quality folding boxboard

Focus will be on the production and distribution of corrugated packaging

Anticipate the curtailment will be one week in duration

Will produce around 100,000 tons of fluff pulp per year

The new mill will be a next-generation bio-product pulp mill

As automation devices, from controlling software, actual robots and drones become ever more proficient, you will adopt them in order to keep up with your competitors. Already, the most automated paper mills are seeing a 10 - 30% improvement in their personnel requirements over conventionally configured mills. In downstream processes, converting and printing, the numbers are even higher. Where the challenge is going to be is in those required to maintain all of this "machinery."

Will further enhance Smurfit Kappa's market leading position in the UK market

The PM40 closed Thursday, 17 April 2015 at 3455.

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The PM40 closed 17 April 2015 up 6% from the 18 April 2014 level.

In this issue of Disconnected Comparisons, we evaluate Resolute Forest Products Inc (RFP) and Sappi Limited (SPPJY)

Reported insider trading since the last issue of PaperMoney.

Will boast of the most advanced technologies in the packaging industry

The acquisition increases American green-collar workforce by 200 to more than 5100