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Sappi concludes consultation process at Sappi Lanaken Mill

Production of paper ended in December 2023. The closure of the site should be completed during the second calendar quarter of 2024.

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Quad Graphics Closing Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Facility

Quad Graphics has notified their employees the Saratoga Springs, NY plant will be closing on or before May 4th, leaving 450 employees out of work. Quad was once the largest employer in Saratoga County.

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Politicians make the case to re-open shuttered Terrace Bay pulp mill, but its future remains unclear

Federal, provincial NDP leaders call for accountability, answers from mill's owner.

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West Fraser Timber permanently closing Fraser Lake, B.C. facility

The closure of Fraser Lake Sawmill will impact approximately 175 employees.

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Another WestRock facility in Washington is closing, laying off 87

Months after a nearly century-old paper mill closed in Tacoma, the same company, WestRock, is closing a packaging plant in Seattle. About 87 employees at the Seattle plant will lose their jobs come March, when the plant closes. The company notified the Washington State Employment Security Department of the layoffs on Jan. 19.

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Paper Excellence Canada to indefinitely curtail paper operations at Catalyst Crofton mill

This decision affects approximately 75 employees.

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Stora Enso to cut jobs as forestry firms see slow start to 2024

Stora Enso said it could lay off about 1,000 employees this year as part of a profit improvement plan, as the Finnish forestry firm and rival UPM-Kymmene both forecast a slow start to 2024 on Thursday.

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Lecta names Javier Abad Marturet new Chairman of Board

Lecta Ltd announces that Dr. Dermot F Smurfit has decided to retire from his role as Chairman of the Board and that he will be succeeded by Javier Abad Marturet.

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Terrace Bay pulp mill idled indefinitely

Four hundred workers are affected by the production shutdown which takes effect immediately.

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West Fraser to close one sawmill, curtail another due to high costs and soft markets

West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. announced that it will close its sawmill in Maxville, Florida and indefinitely curtail operations at its sawmill in Huttig, Arkansas by the end of this month.

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PaperWorks Industries to cut 74 jobs in North Carolina as it closes facility

PaperWorks, based in the Philadelphia suburb of Fort Washington, filed paperwork Thursday with the N.C. Department of Commerce that stated it was permanently closing the Montgomery County facility for "financial reasons" but was not more specific. None of the employees who work there are part of a union.

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LP Chair and CEO Brad Southern appointed to Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's board

LP Building Solutions (LP) announced the appointment of LP Chair and CEO Brad Southern to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's Board of Directors for its Nashville Branch.

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Metsä Group explores possibilities to construct carbon capture facility

Metsä Group is exploring possibilities to construct a carbon capture facility at one of its pulp or bioproduct mills. The investigation is a continuation of the work initiated in the spring, in which Metsä Group and Fortum jointly studied the capture of wood-based carbon dioxide and its use in the chemical industry and hydrogen economy, for example.

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KP Tissue announces retirement of CFO Mark Holbrook and Appointment of Michael Keays

Mark Holbrook began his career 25 years ago with Scott Paper and continued to progress to more senior positions within Kruger Products.

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Monadnock Paper Mills names Dan Burke as new CFO and Treasurer

Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc., the oldest continuously operating paper mill in the United States, announces Daniel J. Burke as the new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Treasurer. Dan will be assuming the role following the upcoming retirement of Andrew Manns in the new year.

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DS Smith CEO Roberts to retire after 13 years

DS Smith CEO Miles Roberts plans to retire after 13 years, the British cardboard maker said on Thursday, as the company reported a sharp drop in half-year profits and said the macro environment was challenging for demand.

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Anna Jonhed has been appointed CEO of Rottneros Packaging

Anna Jonhed has been appointed CEO of Rottneros Packaging. She will take office during the first half of 2024 and will be part of the Rottneros group management.

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West Fraser adds incoming CEO McLaren as director

Sean McLaren will succeed Ray Ferris as president and chief executive officer following Mr. Ferris's retirement at the end of the year. The board of directors has appointed Mr. McLaren to join the board of directors effective Jan. 1, 2024, in place of Mr. Ferris.

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Strategic review of the Consumer Tissue Private Label Europe business concluded

Essity continuously evaluates its various businesses to increase long-term value creation. In the strategic review of Consumer Tissue Private Label Europe it was concluded that the business as a result of the implemented divisionalization, is a competitive and value-creating part of Essity.

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Alain Lemaire to Pass the Torch to Patrick Lemaire as Chairman of Cascades' Board of Directors

Cascades Inc., a leader in the recovery and manufacturing of eco-friendly packaging and hygiene products, announced that Alain Lemaire will step down from his role as Chairman of the Board of Directors at the Company's annual general meeting, to be held in May 2024, and that Patrick Lemaire will succeed him. Alain Lemaire will continue to sit on the Board as a director.

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Mayr-Melnhof Karton AG: Reduction of strategic investment and increase in share of renewable energy at MM Kwidzyn, Poland

Due to uncompetitive wood prices from the Polish State Forests' monopoly and low market demand across paper and board products, the company decided to significantly reduce the planned multiannual strategic investment project at MM Kwidzyn relating to energy, further pulp integration and the product range, which was announced end of April 2023. Instead, MM Kwidzyn will focus its investments on increasing its already high share of renewable energy of currently 69 % even further.

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UPM's businesses are preparing to adjust production temporarily in Finland and will start change negotiations on possible temporary layoffs

UPM Pulp, UPM Timber, UPM Communication Papers and UPM Biofuels will start change negotiations on possible temporary layoffs. The negotiations are conducted to prepare for possible temporary adjustment of production in the Finnish units should the uncertainty in the operating environment continue.

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Paper Excellence Crofton paper mill workers face at least another three-month closure

The workers had hoped to be back on the job Dec. 1, but the company says international paper markets have not recovered as anticipated.

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Saica Group unveils its Resarch, Development & Innovation Centre in Zaragoza, Spain

The Saica Group has unveiled its Research, Development & Innovation (R&D&I) Centre at its El Burgo de Ebro plant in Zaragoza, Spain. The centre will service Saica's four divisions globally: Saica Natur, Saica Paper, Saica Pack and Saica Flex.

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Green Bay Packaging looks to move and expand its regional headquarters in Wisconsin

Green Bay Packaging -- a paper company that makes shipping containers, cartons and label products -- is set to build a new regional corporate headquarters to replace its current facility in Germantown.

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