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Sustainability in Production, Forest R&D, People, and Animal Conservation
APP's comprehensive sustainability transformation demonstrates industry-leading forest management practices through zero deforestation commitments, advanced fire prevention systems, and community-focused conservation programs. The company's Sustainability Roadmap Vision 2030 targets 30% carbon footprint reduction while protecting over 500,000 hectares of natural forests and supporting 80,000+ local community members through innovative agricultural partnerships. With $250 million invested in integrated fire management systems, 500 million annual seedlings production, and wildlife protection programs safeguarding Sumatran elephants and tigers, APP exemplifies how large-scale forestry operations can achieve operational excellence while advancing environmental stewardship and social responsibility standards.
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Tissue Demand and Supply in a VUCA Era
The global tissue industry is navigating unprecedented growth and transformation in an increasingly volatile world marked by VUCA challenges: Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity. Industry veteran Mark Rushton examines how tissue manufacturing has achieved remarkable four percent annual growth since 1971, expanding from 6.15 million to over 43 million metric tons annually. As globalization gives way to regional supply chains due to logistics volatility and geopolitical tensions, senior executives are strategically positioning for sustainable growth while prioritizing climate action and technological innovation in manufacturing processes.
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Process Stability is First Step Toward Process Excellence
Want your mill to achieve process excellence? Start with the boring stuff.
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Processes, Tech, and Sustainability Should be 2025 Focus
By integrating optimized production processes and shifting toward renewable energy sources, mills can significantly reduce emissions and costs while safeguarding their future.
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Going to the Moon to Grow Food with Cellulose-based Media
VTT scientists are exploring the vital role cellulosic substrates can play in hydroponic agriculture—because sustainability may be even more critical to life off Earth than on it.
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Voith to Make Multi-million-dollar Investment in West Monroeroll Service Center
Voith Paper announces its largest North American investment with a major expansion of its West Monroe, Louisiana roll service center, reinforcing the company's long-term commitment to paper industry advancement. The modernization project, beginning mid-2025, will enhance operational capacity, streamline logistics processes, and create additional employment opportunities while maintaining full facility operations. This strategic expansion addresses evolving customer needs through improved service efficiency and reliability, positioning North American paper producers for continued growth. The investment demonstrates Voith's dedication to supporting industry standards, technological advancement, and regional economic development in the pulp and paper sector.
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Faster Composition Analysis = Better QA
Composition analyzers can not only test the makeup, efficacy, and quality of products, but also assist in evaluating a host of constituents besides moisture, such as oils, contaminants, BTU, water activity, carbon content, film thickness, and coat weight.
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Meeting the Needs of Independent Corrugators
Thanks to growing reliance on e-commerce; consumer pressure for sustainable packaging; and packaging innovation across many sectors, the demand for corrugated is expected to continue growing.
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When Bots Meet Boxes: The Future of Robotics in the Corrugated Industry
Since automation and AI issues took center stage at this year’s SuperCorrExpo© event, let’s take a look at what advanced robotics means—and doesn’t mean—for boxmakers.