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AFT has received an order for a comprehensive stock preparation and approach flow system rebuild from a major customer in Asia-Pacific. The project involves converting production to thermal paper grades.

Heinzel Group announced the commissioning of paper machine 11 (PM11) at its pulp and paper mill in Laakirchen, Austria. PM11 has been converted from the production of publication paper to corrugated base paper.

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Bubbies Ice Cream, a top mochi ice cream brand in the natural channel, is taking a major step forward in its sustainability journey with the rollout of its new certified home-compostable packaging. Just in time for Earth Month in April, Bubbies is replacing its internal clamshell packaging with new paper pulp trays.

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Ahlstrom, a global leader in fiber-based specialty materials, has received Home compostability certification from the Australasian Bioplastics Association (ABA) for its Sulpack® product range.

The European pulp and paper industry reaffirmed its ambitious commitment to eliminating fossil fuel use during a high-profile event at the European Parliament on April 8, 2025. 

The National Museum of Industrial History has launched a capital campaign to expand onto the Museum’s previously undeveloped second floor and enhance exhibits on its first floor. The “Next Level: Raising Industrial History to New Heights” Capital Campaign seeks to raise $6 million dollars by the end of 2026.