This global collaboration leverages UPM Raflatac's extensive portfolio of sustainable labeling materials and Mark Andy's cutting-edge printing technologies to deliver high-quality, innovative label printing solutions to the Americas and European markets.
The second Bruks truck tipper platform is planned for delivery in August 2025. All systems handle wood chips, which are destined for the mill’s 450,000 metric ton annual capacity fiber line.
The collaboration is exclusive and focused on developing a standardised ECO hybrid frame solution that is suitable for industrial housing production.
Through this collaboration, Pölkky Oy wants to promote the positive biodiversity and watershed effects of mire restoration in its own area of operation.
Designed as five cubes, the new wooden office block will measure 25,000 square metres and sit opposite the headquarters of Volvo Cars on its completion in spring 2026.
JPJ-Wood enhances production with Finnos technology.
Production at the new unit is scheduled to begin in early 2027, preceded by an approximately 8-month-long period of installation and testing of the equipment.
Torrefied wood pellets are a promising alternative to coal.
Partnership targets standardized ECO-hybrid frame for industrial housing production.
With a capacity of 685 t/d the line provides superior recycled fiber for the largest coated duplex board machine in India.
With this investment, Billerud will strengthen its capability to meet the highest quality needs of its liquid board packaging customers and increase its production efficiency. System installation is scheduled for the Q3 2025.
The replacement roll will be delivered during the Q2 2026
The line will be installed at Crescent Mill in Northern California, near the Nevada state border.
This yankee dryer, which weighs approximately 321,000 lbs (160.5 tons) and has a diameter of 18.5 feet and a width of 22 feet, became a key asset in Sofidel’s ongoing commitment to producing high-quality tissue products.
The press section upgrade will improve the coated board smoothness, the press dryness and the machine efficiency.
Following the Fedrigoni Group’s decision to cease direct production, the distribution of the iconic brand has been entrusted to Paperfast
Contractors increase inventory and explore alternative materials to manage rising costs amid tariff concerns.
The system is scheduled for installation in Q3 2025.
The start-up of the winder is scheduled for 2026.
The research partnership will allocate $430,000 annually over five years, totaling $2.15 million, with Domtar, owned by investor Jackson Wijaya, providing $350,000.