
Marissa McNees
News Editor at The Chronicle Telegram
Managing Editor at Recycling Today
Managing editor | Formerly @ElyriaCTsports, @MJournalSports, @detroitnews & @HustleBelt | @EasternMichU alum
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
recyclingtoday.com | Marissa McNees
With several notable containerboard mill projects and conversions creating more domestic demand for recovered paper the last few years, more tons are being consumed domestically than previously seen, according to Jeff Ryalls, vice president of recycled fibers at Foxborough, Massachusetts-based International Forest Products. Ryalls presented during the Spotlight on Paper session at the Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) 2-25 Convention and Exposition, held May 12-15 in San Diego.
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2 weeks ago |
recyclingtoday.com | Marissa McNees
The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA), Washington, and the Fibre Box Association (FBA), Itasca, Illinois, have updated their “Voluntary Standards for Repulping and Recycling Coated or Treated Corrugated Fiberboard and its Equivalents in the Old Corrugated Containers (OCC) Recycling Stream,” providing what the organizations say is an industry-supported set of test protocols that evaluate whether products like coated or treated cardboard packaging are repulpable and recyclable.
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3 weeks ago |
recyclingtoday.com | Marissa McNees
During a meeting of the Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) Paper Division this week, the message to attendees was that in the face of tariffs and economic nationalism, recyclers must continue to strengthen specifications and promote recyclables as essential materials.
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3 weeks ago |
recyclingtoday.com | Marissa McNees
Norwegian pulp and paper company Norske Skog officially has started up its new recycled containerboard machine at its paper mill in Golbey, France, after several delays pushed the project into this year. The new containerboard machine represents an investment of approximately $373 million—the largest investment in company history—will increase Norske Skog’s capacity by about 550,000 metric tons, raising its total capacity to 760,000 metric tons.
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3 weeks ago |
recyclingtoday.com | Marissa McNees
Late last week, International Paper (IP) confirmed a proposal to close five of its packaging facilities in the United Kingdom which would eliminate approximately 300 jobs.
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