With the rest of the world showing a clear preference for FBB over SBS, why has North America not adopted it as the “go-to” for cartonboard? More importantly, will this change?
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Mondi Group: ‘Paper Where Possible, Plastic When Useful’
With key operations in central Europe, Russia, North America, and South Africa, Mondi manages forestlands and produces pulp, paper, containerboard, packaging, and technical films.
Read More »Working Toward a Closed-Loop Future
In this exclusive interview, Sustana Group’s Renée Yardley tells us why sustainability goes beyond environmental performance.
Read More »Brad Southern is Reforming Louisiana Pacific
LP CEO named North American CEO of the Year.
Read More »Wood Pulp: The New Cotton for the Garment Industry?
As new wood-based textile fiber technologies mature, could they offer a viable, ecologically sound option for oil- and cotton-based textile fibers, and an attractive profit opportunity for the pulp and paper industry?
Read More »Facing the Market
Sustana Group has brought back an historic Canadian papermaking name while developing some groundbreaking technology.
Read More »Stora Enso Imatra Mills: Going With the Flow
Paper360° visited Stora Enso Imatra Mills in Finland to see how a recent investment in smart warehousing is having a dramatic effect on improving logistics and production efficiencies in a demanding environment.
Read More »North America’s First Tree-Free Pulp Mill
Columbia Pulp is about to start up in eastern Washington using wheat straw as its furnish.
Read More »Pulp and Paper: Industries with a Bright Future
Paper360° sat down with Pasi Laine, president and CEO of Valmet, to look at what seems like a bright future for all “renewable” industries.
Read More »The Trade War Threat Looms
RISI’s annual North American forest products outlook conference showed a strong industry—but some outside threats could pose a challenge.
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