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Kruger Inc. has announced an investment of $23.75 million to implement a groundbreaking carbon capture and reuse project at its Wayagamack Mill in Trois-Rivières.

103.5 pounds (47 kilograms) – that’s the average amount of textile waste each American produced in 2018. Things like clothing, footwear, sheets, towels, and pillowcases, even furniture, carpets, and tires contain textiles. What becomes of these textiles when we’re finished with them?

Following its rebuild and start-up in October 2023, PM 4 at DS Smith's Viana Paper Mill reached final acceptance. The rebuild has increased production from 400,000 tons to 430,000 tons of kraftliner and high-performance top kraftliner per year, at a design speed of 1,200 m/min. This improves the plant's overall efficiency and further strengthens its position as market leader in Southern Europe.

Caesar Pac, a leading international company based in Kuwait, recently received critical emergency assistance from Voith within 24 hours. This collaboration shows the strength of the Voith sales and service teams and its commitment to support customers in times of urgent need.

In early 2026, a pilot project for carbon capture will be launched at the Värö industrial site aiming to build knowledge around the technology and explore new business opportunities using biogenic carbon dioxide as a raw material.

Sponsoring TAPPICon 2026 puts your brand in front of mill managers, engineers, R&D teams, and specialists shaping the future of the industry.

BW Converting’s Packaging Innovation Center in Green Bay is central to the company’s mission to support converters with practical training, hands-on learning and real-world technology demonstrations.

Metsä Board has published an independently verified LCA comparing its PE-coated paperboard tray to conventional polypropylene (PP) takeaway food trays. It reveals that the MetsäBoard’s Pro FSB Cup tray has a lower carbon footprint than fossil-based PP.

British master papermaker James Cropper Paper & Packaging has announced the appointment of Mike Gibson as Head of Business Development, as the company accelerates its expansion into new markets and explores innovative product opportunities.

T.Scott Frasca and Daniel J. Goymerac named to TAPPI’s Board of Directors.