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Duni Group has once again received an EcoVadis Gold rating, marking the company's sixth consecutive year of improvement in sustainability performance. With an increase of 2 points, from 77 to 79, the company remains among the top 3% of businesses in the paper- and paperboard industry worldwide.

At Mercer Stendal, innovation is driving cleaner pulp production. A new project co-combusting rich gas in the caustic (leaching) boiler has reduced emissions, improved energy efficiency, and strengthened operational stability—all without major infrastructure changes.

Toscotec announces the publication of its first Sustainability Report as the latest integration of its long-standing commitment to sustainability, which dates back to 2005 with the award of its first environmental certification. The issuance of a Sustainability Report in accordance with the GRI standards (Global Reporting Initiative) comes as a strong signal of continuity on the company’s journey of contributing to a more sustainable future for the paper industry.

Bruks Siwertell Group announces a leadership transition as Peter Jonsson steps down as CEO after eight successful years at the helm. During his tenure, Jonsson has played a pivotal role in shaping Bruks Siwertell Group into a strong, innovative company with a customer-focused approach to dry bulk material handling and wood-processing solutions.

Expertly prepared course schedules offer skills training in market analysis, sustainability, and pulp and paper fundamentals.

The Fedrigoni Group said that it will open a new slitting center in Germany in the Segro Park Frechen, near Cologne, in the fourth quarter of 2025.

International Paper announced that the company has entered into exclusive negotiations with PALM Group of Germany after receiving an irrevocable offer for the purchase of five corrugated box plants in Europe: (i) three plants in Normandy, France (namely, one box plant in Saint-Amand, one box plant in Mortagne, and one sheet plant in Cabourg); (ii) one box plant in Ovar, Portugal; and (iii) one box plant in Bilbao, Spain.

The European pulp and paper manufacturing sector, the fourth largest industrial user of energy in Europe, has achieved a remarkable 46% reduction in CO2 emissions since 2005, successfully decoupling growth from potential climate impacts. However, the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) mandates further reductions, targeting a 62% decrease by 2030, with even steeper cuts required in the future. To meet these ambitious goals, the pulp and paper industry has for the past five years enlisted the expertise of professionals across renewable energy engineering, finance, and regulation, through its ‘Energy Efficiency Solutions Forum’ (EESF).

Heinzel Group released its 2024 results, showcasing strategic growth and sustainability progress, alongside the appointment of Daniela Lorenzer as CFO, effective June 1, 2025.

International technology group ANDRITZ has delivered a pressurized refining system to Metro Decorative Pvt. Ltd, India. The new line has now successfully produced its first fibers at the medium-density fiberboard production facility in Kashipur.