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VTT Launches New Origami Packaging Technology to Create Sustainable Alternatives

The market for packaging materials continues to expand with the dominance of e-commerce. However, there is also rising concern over the carbon footprint of packaging as well as the composition of materials. For example, global sustainability issues like the potential environmental impact of microplastic pollution mean that demand for new, sustainable packaging solutions continues to rise.

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MasterJet 4Tec: New Voith Headbox Ensures the Highest Paper Quality and Enables Significant Improvements in Operating and Energy Efficiency

Voith's fourth-generation MasterJet headbox technology, the MasterJet 4Tec, is now available and has already impressed the first customers with its positive effects on operating efficiency and paper quality.

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ANDRITZ to Supply High-Speed Double-Width Tissue Machine to Juthor Paper, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

International technology group ANDRITZ has received a major order for a tissue production line from Juthor Paper Manufacturing Co., part of Middle East Paper Co. (MEPCO) Group, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Start-up is scheduled for 2026. The value of the order will not be disclosed.

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Fedrigoni Confirms Growth Trend on Nine Months 2024 Results

Fedrigoni closed 3Q 2024 with revenues of 468.3 million euros compared to 412.0 million in the same period of 2023 (+13.7%) and an adjusted Ebitda of 61.7 million, 8.2% higher than the 57.0 million in 3Q 2023.

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Highest-Performing Glass Non-Woven Production Line Starts Up at Owens Corning's Fort Smith Plant

Owens Corning, a global residential and commercial building products leader, has signed the takeover document for its new Fort Smith glass non-woven production line. This means the world's highest-performing non-woven line is now in production.

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Green Bay Packaging Announces Major Investment to Modernize Arkansas Kraft Paper Mill

Green Bay Packaging (GBP) is pleased to announce a substantial investment in the modernization of its Arkansas Kraft paper mill. This multi-year project significantly enhances the mill's infrastructure and underscores the company's commitment to sustainable practices and operational efficiency.

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Startup Company Releaf Paper Begins Producing Pulp from Fallen Leaves

Startup company Releaf Paper, originally from Ukraine, has discovered a new way to produce pulp and paper – from fallen leaves. “It’s so obvious that paper can be made from leaves, as the leaf is part of the tree, the main material for papermaking”, Releaf Paper states.

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A Big Leap in ERP Systems: An Integrative, Modular Approach for Paper and Board

"The industry is well placed to join the digital revolution ...

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Masterfoods™ Trials New Paper-Based Squeeze-On Packs in Australia First

Leading Australian brand MasterFoods™ has announced a major step forward in its sustainability journey with a trial of new paper-based packaging for their MasterFoods Squeeze-On Tomato Sauce packs, which can be recycled via traditional kerbside recycling.

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NIST & ASTM International Publish Report Highlighting Standards Needs for Circular Textiles

103.5 pounds (47 kilograms) – that’s the average amount of textile waste each American produced in 2018. Things like clothing, footwear, sheets, towels, and pillowcases, even furniture, carpets, and tires contain textiles. What becomes of these textiles when we’re finished with them?