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Metsä Group Plans to End its Plywood Production in Suolahti

Metsä Wood, part of Metsä Group, plans to discontinue plywood production in Suolahti, Finland. The plan to end production at the Suolahti mill is based on its poor profitability. According to the plans, production at the Suolahti birch plywood mill would end by the end of first quarter of 2025 and production at the spruce plywood mill would end by the end of 2026 at the latest.

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International Paper Announces Shareholder Approval for Proposed Acquisition of DS Smith

International Paper (NYSE: IP) is pleased to announce that it received the necessary shareholder approval for its pending acquisition of DS Smith (LSE: DSS), (the "Combination").

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Kemira Announces Price Increases for Pulp & Paper Segment Product Lines in Americas Region

Kemira announced 4-8% price increases for all Pulp & Paper segment product lines in the Americas region, effective November 1 or as contracts allow.

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American Carton Company Improves Die-Cutting Productivity with BOBST Converting Technology

American Carton Company (ACC) has recently increased its capacity and upgraded capabilities with the latest BOBST NOVACUT 106 ER. The cutting accuracy, faster setups, and higher speed of the new machine have proven to be game changers for the company. ​ ​

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VTT Launches New Initiative to Demonstrate Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Technologies for Fiber-Based Products

 VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland announces a new initiative to address the challenges of energy and resource consumption in the forestry and textile industry. The goal of the Energy First initiative is to act as a starting point for an entirely new technology, which creates the conditions for the manufacture of low-carbon, energy-efficient, and recyclable fiber-based products.

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Kemira Renews Operating Model and Management Board

Kemira announces changes to its operating model to better meet profitable growth ambitions and moves to three externally reported business units. The planned changes aim to increase customer centricity, strategic focus, speed of delivery and accelerate growth and shareholder value creation.As a result of the changes, both the composition and the name of Kemira’s Management Board will change.

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Looking into a Crystal Ball …

Industry veteran Mark Rushton explores tissue industry forecasts through 2050, revealing significant growth opportunities for experienced professionals and executives. Expert Esko Uutela projects tissue production will nearly double from 43 million to 84 million metric tons annually by 2050, driven by emerging markets including China, Latin America, and Asia. While mature markets like North America and Western Europe show slower growth, the 2.8 percent annual growth rate presents substantial opportunities for technology providers, raw material suppliers, and industry leaders. Senior professionals can leverage this market intelligence for strategic planning, standards development, and mentoring next-generation industry talent in sustainable tissue manufacturing practices.

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Sugar is the new Crude

GranBio’s path to the Future

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Discover NEMA Motor Upgrade Potential with ABB’s Energy Savings Calculator

Forty-five percent of the world’s electricity is used to power electric motors in buildings and industrial applications.1 By 2030, this cost is projected to reach $900 billion annually.2 Lowering CO₂ emissions and increasing energy efficiency is critical for our planet, but also for ensuring stable and productive industry operations, lowering operating costs and total costs of ownership.

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SUN Automation Group® Introduces SUN625 Heavy Duty Die Cutter

New machine will re-define high-speed, high-volume production.

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