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STAR - June 2025 - TAPPI Standards in Ballot

TAPPI has released eight critical standards for public ballot review, closing July 18, 2025, covering essential testing methods for paper, paperboard, and corrugated materials. These standards address dirt count analysis, bending resistance, whiteness measurement, compressive strength testing, and water absorption properties. Mid-career professionals can request draft copies and participate in Standard-Specific Interest Groups to influence industry benchmarks. Involvement in TAPPI standards development provides valuable technical leadership opportunities, enhances professional credibility, and demonstrates measurable ROI through advanced testing methodologies that improve product quality and operational efficiency across manufacturing environments.

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ASPI celebrates industry excellence by recognizing outstanding leaders who have shaped professional standards and advanced organizational knowledge. This leadership recognition program honors senior executives and distinguished professionals whose decades of experience have contributed significantly to industry development. The initiative provides a platform for accomplished leaders to maintain their professional legacy while inspiring the next generation of industry professionals. Recognition serves as validation of career achievements and reinforces the ongoing value of seasoned expertise in driving organizational success and professional standards.

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The initiative pioneers low-carbon, water-efficient technology with the potential to reduce water consumption by up to 90 percent and overall energy consumption by more than half.

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