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PulPac – The home of Dry Molded Fiber and pioneers in innovative packaging technology, is excited to announce its collaboration with Seaman Paper, a leading global manufacturer of environmentally sustainable specialty paper and packaging solutions.

Canfor Pulp Products will indefinitely curtail one production line at its Northwood facility in Prince George, British Columbia due to the decline in availability of economic fibre in the northern BC region. The curtailment will result in the reduction of approximately 300,000 metric tons of market kraft pulp annually.

Turkish cardboard manufacturer KMK Paper successfully resumed production on PM1 following an extensive rebuild supplied by Toscotec at its Kahramanmaraş facility in Turkey. PM1 produces packaging paper grades, including fluting, testliner, kraft paper, and gypsum board.

The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) released the 64th Paper Industry Annual Capacity and Fiber Consumption Survey.  The report provides detailed data on U.S. paper industry capacity and production compiled by the AF&PA statistics team.

Sustainable fashionable goods can be produced from evasive harmful species.

Imperial Dade, a leading distributor of foodservice packaging, printing papers and janitorial supplies, announced the acquisition of Canpaco, Inc., Crystal Poly Converters, Arcadian Paper Converters, Inc., and Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. LTD (together "Canpaco").

TAPPI and AICC, co-producers of SuperCorrExpo®, have announced that entry for the quadrennial Box Manufacturing Olympics is now open. All selected entries will be showcased at SuperCorrExpo® from September 8-12, 2024 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. The deadline for entry is June 28, 2024.

Register today for Western Michigan University’s Paper and Paperboard Coating Course. Don’t Miss the Ultimate Learning Opportunity in Paper Coatings at WMU.

First-ever historical recounting of hydrofoil development contains a wealth of information
on the state-of-the-art technology that changed an industry

Clarence Allen “Kasy” King, 76, passed away in May at his home in Biloxi, MS. King graduated from Virginia Tech with a BS in Chemistry, MS in Surface Chemistry, 1971 and PhD in Paper Science from the Institute of Paper Chemistry.