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Fire damages machines at P&G Green Bay paper mill

Firefighters were on the scene for three hours to put out the fire and hotspots that developed.

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Worker killed in forklift rollover at Smurfit Westrock site in Yakima, Washington

The man was identified as John Scerbik of Yakima. Yakima County Chief Deputy Coroner Marshall Slight said the forklift went over an embankment and flipped, crushing Scerbik underneath it.

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Cascades announces organizational changes

Cascades Inc. announces organizational changes designed to support the Company's strategic growth by strengthening alignment, increasing agility, improving execution and accelerating decision making within the organization. These changes will take effect on November 11.

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Change in Huhtamaki's Global Executive Team

​Marco Hilty, President, Flexible Packaging, and member of the Huhtamaki Global Executive Team, has decided to leave Huhtamaki for personal reasons. Marco's last day with Huhtamaki will be January 31, 2025. The process to appoint Marco's successor has been initiated.

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International Paper closing Statesville, N.C. facility, 74 to lose jobs

International Paper will shut down its container facility in Statesville, resulting in the loss of 74 jobs, according to a filing with the N.C. Department of Commerce.

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International Paper facility will close, cut 115 jobs in Cleveland, Tennessee

International Paper Co. plans to close its Cleveland, Tennessee, production plant after 61 years and cut 115 jobs, according to a filing with the state.

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International Paper to close Kansas City, Missouri facility

International Paper says it plans to close its facility in Kansas City, Missouri, but did not say how many employees would be impacted.

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Metsä Board initiates change negotiations for potential layoffs in Finland

​Metsä Board Corporation has initiated change negotiations regarding potential temporary layoffs at its paperboard and BCTMP mills in Finland. These talks will impact approximately 1,100 employees across seven mills: Joutseno, Kaskinen, Kemi, Kyro, Tampere, Simpele, and Äänekoski.

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Mika Kekki appointed Executive Vice President, UPM Specialty Papers business area as of 1 January 2025

Mika Kekki has been appointed Executive Vice President of UPM Specialty Papers as of 1 January 2025. He will continue to be a member of UPM's Group Executive Team and report to UPM's CEO Massimo Reynaudo.

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Rayonier Advanced Materials' (RYAM) Jesup Facility Resumes Full Production Ahead of Schedule

Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc., a leader in High Purity Cellulose, today announced that its Jesup, Georgia facility has fully resumed operations ahead of schedule, following an isolated fire on October 11. All production lines have returned to producing on-grade material at full capacity.

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San Antonio International Paper facility to shut down, lay off 89 employees

According to state filings, the employees were notified on Oct. 10 of the closure and were informed layoffs will take place on Nov. 18.

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Suzano S.A. Announces Key Executive Transition

​Suzano S.A. has announced the resignation of its Executive Vice President of Finance and Investor Relations, Marcelo Feriozzi Bacci, effective November 30, 2024.

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Clearwater Provides an Update of Impact on Operations From Hurricane Helene

Clearwater Paper Corporation, a premier supplier of bleached paperboard and quality consumer tissue, announced that it temporarily suspended operations at its Augusta, Georgia paperboard facility and its Shelby, North Carolina tissue facility due to the impacts from Hurricane Helene. There was no serious damage to equipment and both facilities are resuming operations.

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Fire at Sappi paper mill in Westbrook, Maine

Sappi employees were able to help keep the fire under control before firefighters arrived on scene.

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Man dies after being impaled by a log in truck crash near International Paper mill in North Carolina

According to the Acme-Delco-Riegelwood Fire Department, a log truck turning to enter the papermill was hit in the rear by a box truck from Fayetteville. A log 3 inches in diameter then impaled the driver of the truck, going into their left stomach area.

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Metsä Group announces management team changes

Kalle Parviainen has been appointed SVP, Metsä Fibre's sawmill business and member of Metsä Fibre's Management Team. He will report to Ismo Nousiainen, CEO, Metsä Fibre in this new role. Parviainen has previously worked as CFO at Metsä Wood.

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Rayonier Advanced Materials Jesup paper mill catches fire

According to EMA Director Donnie Ray, the fire spread when a digester, the main equipment for making chemical paper pulp, caught fire. As of Friday evening, there are still active flames in the digester which processes wood chips.

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Sappi mill workers in Skowhegan say overtime, proposed increase in health care costs prompt rally

Sappi paper mill workers rallied in Skowhegan Tuesday to draw attention to concerns about several proposed changes to their union contracts.

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Union at Sappi's Somerset Mill in Skowhegan, Maine authorizes strike, plans rally

A union representing hundreds of workers at Sappi North America's Somerset Mill has authorized a strike amid concerns from members over forced overtime, proposed changes to a vacation time policy and other issues.

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Update on Sealed Air Operations Following Hurricane Helene

Hurricane Helene has made a significant impact in the Southeastern United States, including in the Carolinas where we have several operations.

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UPM Fibres plans measures to safeguard profitability and starts change negotiations in Finland

UPM Fibres plans measures to increase efficiency and safeguard the profitability of its operations in Finland and starts change negotiations in its Fibres Finland Operations. The planned measures include the possible reduction of 110 positions.

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Western Forest Products to curtail lumber production due to weak demand

Western Forest Products Inc., a major forest products company based in Vancouver, announced a significant reduction in lumber production for the final quarter of 2024. The company will curtail production at its British Columbia sawmills by 30 million board feet between October and December. For the full year, the total estimated reduction is 90 million board feet, representing 10% of the company's annual capacity.

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ASPAPEL appoints Jordi Aguiló as new President

Jordi Aguiló assumes the presidency of ASPAPEL (Spanish Association of Pulp, Paper and Cardboard Manufacturers) for the next two years.

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Firefighters battle blaze at Prattville's International Paper mill

The Prattville Fire Department was fighting a large industrial fire Monday night, Sept. 23, at the city's International Paper mill.

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Mercer Announces Downtime at its Peace River Mill

Mercer International Inc. announced that its Peace River mill has taken downtime to complete necessary repairs to the mill's digester after experiencing a mechanical failure. The Company currently expects the repairs and related assessments will be completed in mid-October 2024, and anticipates that NBHK production at the mill will be reduced by approximately 45,000 tonnes during such period.

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