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The European Tissue Symposium (ETS), together with Cepi, has developed a unified set of definitions and statistical guidelines for the tissue industry, following an intensive collaboration between industry experts and national associations. This initiative aims to eliminate confusion caused by inconsistent terminology and improve the accuracy of production, trade, and consumption data across Europe.

Smurfit Westrock has been included on the 2025 Forbes Global 2000 list of the world’s largest and most successful public companies.

Metsä Tissue announced the successful conclusion of negotiations with the works council regarding its investment and capacity adjustment plan introduced in January 2025 at its Kreuzau mill in Germany.

On the occasion of the July 4th celebrations – and in anticipation of the 250th anniversary of U.S. Independence taking place next year – Mauro Celli, Shareholder of the A.Celli Group, and Cristina Galeotti, CEO of Cartografica Galeotti SpA, were invited to attend an official meeting with the Consul General of the United States of America in Florence, Daniela Ballard.

The first half of 2025 continues to be shaped by mounting uncertainty across pulp and freight markets—trends that now appear to be accelerating following recent disruptions. While these shifts don’t directly target the recycled fiber sector, their ripple effects are intensifying. 

In its January–March 2025 interim report published on 29 April 2025, Metsä Group estimated that the company's comparable operating result in April–June 2025 will be weaker than in January–March 2025. The comparable operating result for January–March 2025 was EUR 81 million.

Signs of light seem to be starting to peek through clouds hanging over the North American containerboard market, according to analysts.

Ahlstrom announces that it has received a binding offer for its Abrasives business unit from Munksjö. The potential divestment would result in Munksjö acquiring Ahlstrom's share of the Arches plant in France — currently jointly operated by both companies — together with the Abrasives business unit, including all associated operations and personnel.

Norske Skog Skogn is preparing to enter the European book paper market supported by a comprehensive technology package developed in collaboration with international technology group ANDRITZ. This solution will enable the conversion of Paper Machine 1 (PM1) to flexibly produce both newsprint and the new NOR Book grade.