The Finnish mill, now part of MM Board & Paper, follows a simple philosophy: Today’s successful innovations are tomorrow’s valuable commodities.
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The Paper360° 2022 TOP 50 POWER LIST
A fresh look at the industry's top people, issues and companies.
Read More »Uruguay Prepares to Open a Gateway to the World
Construction of UPM’s deep-water pulp terminal in the Port of Montevideo is halfway completed and on schedule. As one of Uruguay’s largest-ever infrastructure investments, how will it boost the country’s economy—and what will it mean for UPM?
Read More »A Challenging Year for Global Transport
The global supply chain for large-scale commodity goods is almost impossibly complex, and disruptions in one region can have ripple effects around the world. This includes pulp, paper, packaging board, and the myriad end-products these products become.
Read More »China Bracing for OCC, Plastics Ban
There will be massive opportunity for those in the industry to develop sustainable products for a country with a population charging toward 1.5 billion people. That’s quite a lot of grocery bags, drink bottles, food containers, straws, and more.
Read More »How Strikes, Regulations and Disasters Impact Pulp and Paper Supply Chains
A disruption in a single influential market does, in fact, ripple outward to impact markets across the world.
Read More »COVID-19: The Industry Responds
News from companies in our industry responding to the crisis in admirable ways.
Read More »PaperCon, SuperCorrExpo Moved to 2021
TAPPI will bring together PaperCon, TissueCon, and the NETInc conferences in Atlanta for one multi-event scheduled for April 25-28, 2021.
Read More »The Coronavirus and the European Pulp and Paper Industry
Four European industry leaders comment on how their companies have responded to the global pandemic.
Read More »Three Reasons Why India’s Paper Industry Hasn’t Boomed
India is only the fifth-largest paper producing country in the world and accounts for merely 4 percent of global paper production. Why?
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