
SPM Instrument AB service engineers and Arctic Paper Grycksbo personnel will begin system installation in early 2025.
SPM Instrument AB service engineers and Arctic Paper Grycksbo personnel will begin system installation in early 2025.
The Group’s renewable packaging business will consist of four business areas: Food Service and Liquid Board, Cartonboard, Containerboard, and Packaging Solutions. The Group’s remaining businesses continue to be divided into three P&L responsible business areas: Biomaterials, Wood Products and Forest.
Finnish mills remain profitable despite high wood costs; comparable EBIT falls 14% to Euro 287 million.
Northern Sweden’s Västerbotten sees 67% rise in bankruptcies while Stockholm reports 3% drop.
Spearhead Timberworks receives $7.5 million from British Columbia government.
The new AHEAD 1.8 machine (PM2) has a sheet width of 2,800 mm and a production capacity of over 30,000 tons/year. The start-up is planned for 2026.
Delivery, installation, and initial commissioning are scheduled for autumn 2025.
Potential public-private partnership drives renewed evaluation of long-term solutions for facility and workforce.
MiCROTEC sets another industry milestone by becoming the first to automate the grading of pine logs – eliminating the need for human intervention.
The contracts include the replacement of an economizer in the recovery boiler and the implementation of the SYNERGY Services concept for the white liquor plant and pulp drying processes.
Voith will replace several components as part of the rebuild. These include the new MasterJet 4Tec headbox with ModuleJet dilution control, as well as the wire, press and dryer sections.
Pixelle paper mill closure affected around 800 employees.
Production capacity will increase to nearly 225 million board feet annually, up from 65 million, through mechanical and technological upgrades in the mill.
Capacity utilization in the subsector drops to 73%, trailing the 77% national manufacturing rate.
New facility in Värö extracts bark-based tanning agent for sustainable leather alternatives.
The pressurized refining system is equipped with a proven S1050 refiner with 3,300 kW installed power. It can produce 20 bdmt/h of high-quality fibers from wood chips.
Producer prices drop 2.5% while furniture factories suspend operations amid 125% export tariffs.
Under the agreement, Domtar will manufacture I-joists at its engineered wood facilities, which Pacific Woodtech Corporation will distribute under the PWT brand.
This state-of-the-art facility is the first in Asia to leverage cutting-edge air knife coating technology, strengthening the supply of high-quality, sterile packaging for healthcare customers across the region.
The energy needed for PM1’s operation comes entirely from electricity. The mill has the option of getting power from the Portuguese grid or using 100% renewable energy coming from its solar and wind systems.