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Chongqing Longjing Paper Co., Ltd. has successfully started up the first ANDRITZ PrimeLineHyTAD tissue machine. This start-up not only marks a milestone for premium tissue production in China but also ANDRITZ’s breakthrough with this technology in the industry.

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International technology group ANDRITZ has signed an agreement to acquire Diamond Power International, LLC (Diamond Power) businesses, including its subsidiaries and manufacturing locations, from U.S.-based Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. (B&W). Diamond Power is a designer and manufacturer of advanced boiler cleaning systems. The acquisition will significantly strengthen ANDRITZ’s recovery and power boiler service business.

Delivering products in perfect condition is critical, but for many brands, damaged goods remain a costly reality. In a recent release, Rand-Whitney examines the often-overlooked impacts of product damage and how strategic packaging choices can mitigate them.

Metsä Fibre is initiating a temporary production shutdown at its Joutseno pulp mill in Lappeenranta, Finland, starting June 9.

Hear directly from TAPPI Member Doug Coffin, Editor-in-Chief of TAPPI Journal, and Professor of Chemical, Paper and Biomedical Engineering at Miami University.

Green Bay Packaging, a leading manufacturer of innovative packaging solutions, is expanding its existing manufacturing facility in Morrilton, Arkansas, with an investment of more than $1 billion. This expansion represents the largest capital investment project in the history of Central Arkansas.

Toscotec and Essity successfully started up the world’s first tissue machine running solely on geothermal steam at their Kawerau site in New Zealand. With this groundbreaking project, Toscotec continues to demonstrate its leadership as technology supplier in enabling the energy transition of the tissue industry from fossil-based to renewable energy.

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At the 2025 Deutsche Bank Global Consumer Conference, Procter & Gamble (P&G) unveiled a comprehensive plan to accelerate productivity and unlock growth opportunities—but one that includes significant workforce reductions.