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Douglas W. Coffin, Ph.D., Named Recipient of TAPPI’s 2026 Gunnar Nicholson Gold Medal Award

Modernizing your Corrugated Packaging Plant

A discussion on how packaging manufacturers can take a practical step toward modernizing and optimizing plant operations through software and improved processes.

To TAD or Not to TAD… That is the Question

TAPPICon® 2026: Helping Tissue Professionals Navigate Cost, Safety, and Sustainability Pressures

A Conversation with TAPPI Tissue Division Leadership

Voith Delivers its 3,000th Headbox

Voith has reached an important milestone with the delivery of its 3,000th headbox. Since the first Voith headbox was supplied in 1914, the company has continuously improved one of the most critical components of the paper machine. Today, Voith headboxes are installed in paper mills around the world and form the technological basis for stable production, consistent quality and high operational efficiency.

Consumer Video Campaign: Get the Facts About Paper Receipts

Misinformation about paper receipts is common, and PRCA is setting the record straight. Our new video campaign provides clear, fact-based explanations to help consumers understand the safety, sustainability, and everyday value of paper receipts.

Discipline, Not Demand, Drives Paper Market Tightness

The North American graphic paper market is tightening but not for the reasons many might expect. This isn’t driven by a surge in demand; rather, it’s the result of a system that has become significantly less flexible.

Flint Group Packaging Inks Implements a Price Increase

Due to increasing costs related to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Flint Group will raise the prices of all its packaging ink and coating products, effective immediately.

Sappi Europe Announces Additional Price Increase for Packaging & Specialty Products

Following Sappi’s recent price increase communications for Packaging & Speciality products effective 1 April 2026, they are announcing further necessary pricing adjustments.

Estimating dose and interaction of X-rays with cellulose-based fibrous materials using micro-computed tomography

Micro-computed tomography (μCT) has a reputation as a nondestructive analysis method. Unfortunately, this leads to the common misconception that radiation damage of the sample does not play a role. With the increased use of μCT in laboratory-based machines, more and more cellulose-based materials are studied.