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Arcadia Paper Mills, LLC has acquired the former paper mill property in St. Helens, Oregon, signaling a return to manufacturing at a site that has remained idle since Cascade Tissue ceased operations in 2023.

American Packaging Corporation (APC) is showcasing its RE™ Design for Recycle High Barrier Paper pouch, a sustainable solution engineered for brands looking to boost shelf impact while reducing environmental footprint.

Grenadier Packaging has acquired MM Packaging Leeuwarden from Mayr-Melnhof Karton for an undisclosed sum.

Packaging manufacturers are heading west — at least the few that have announced North American expansions in the last month. These announcements are for new facility openings rather than adding on to existing locations.

The German city of Munich is taking an important step towards a circular future with the launch of the ReMuc – “Ois im Kreis” project, a new system for reusable food containers. Behind the digital solution is Relevo by Duni, majority-owned by Duni Group.

Lessebo Paper announced the appointment of Ebba Ingvarsson as Chair of the Paper Profile Steering Committee for 2026. The role reinforces the company’s leadership in promoting transparent and credible environmental declarations in the paper industry.​

Nordic Bioproducts Group (NBG), a Finnish biomaterials company originating from Aalto University, has secured a strategic minority investment from Japan’s Oji Holdings Corporation, one of the world’s leading forest-based materials groups.

Like all energy-intensive companies, Papier- und Kartonfabrik Varel (PKV) is obliged to reduce its climate-damaging CO2 emissions to zero by 2045.  PKV already has concrete plans for this technically and economically challenging goal.

Metsä Board has today signed an agreement to acquire the Winschoten Sheeting and Distribution Hub in the Netherlands from Konvertia Group. The transaction is expected to be completed in February 2026. The parties have mutually agreed not to disclose the acquisition price.

Citing a uniquely large decline in demand for newsprint over the past several years, Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper announced today that it will file notices with the Ontario Ministry of Labour to cease newsprint operations in Thunder Bay in Q1 2026