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4 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Jukka-Matti Keltanen has been named Sawmill Manager at Metsä Fibre's Lappeenranta sawmill as of 1 August 2025. Keltanen transitions to this role from his previous position as the Personnel Manager of Metsä Fibre's sawmills. Previously, Keltanen has worked in a variety of production and HR Manager positions at Anora, ABB, Valio, Fazer and Corenso, among others. In his new role, Keltanen will report to Virva Juhola, SVP Production, Sawmill Business.
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4 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Nationwide Boiler Inc., a leading provider of boiler solutions, announces its new offer, an in-stock 200,000 pph, 750 psig / 750F superheat skid-mounted boiler, available for immediate delivery worldwide. This advanced Babcock & Wilcox package watertube boiler is engineered to meet the demanding needs of industries that require high-pressure, superheated steam. It can burn natural gas, #2-6 oil, or hydrogen-blended fuels offering flexibility in fuel choice.
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4 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Suzano, the world’s largest pulp producer, announces its first quarter results for 2025 (1Q25) with record net revenue of R$11.6 billion, up 22% on the same quarter last year (1Q24).
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5 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
International Paper announces the consolidation of its operations in the Rio Grande Valley to better serve customers. As part of its strategic growth initiative, and commitment to the Rio Grande Valley, the company will make strategic investments to convert the current Edinburg, Tex. sheet plant into a warehouse, invest in its current facility in McAllen, Tex.
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5 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Essity’s Board of Directors has today appointed Ulrika Kolsrud as President and CEO. Ulrika Kolsrud will assume her position on June 1, 2025. Currently, she holds the position as President of Essity’s business unit Health & Medical. She succeeds Magnus Groth, who earlier this year informed the Board that he will leave his position during the year. "Essity has a strong position as a global hygiene and health company.
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5 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Metsä Group's tissue paper business Metsä Tissue has completed the change negotiations initiated in March 2025 at its Mänttä mill concerning the discontinuation of recycled fibre production and the adjustment of production capacity.
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5 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Forestry industry company Metsä Group and Amcor, a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, announced a strategic collaboration to develop three-dimensional moulded fibre packaging solutions with lidding and liner for a variety of food applications. The collaboration aims to leverage both companies' expertise in innovative packaging technologies to create cycle-ready products that meet the growing demand for sustainable alternatives.
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5 days ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Q&A focusing on the collaboration between Maflex and Rockwell AutomationHow did the collaboration between Maflex and Rockwell Automation develop? Francesco Petrucci, Purchasing SupervisorThe collaboration between Maflex and Rockwell Automation began with a careful evaluation of our technological and operational needs for the American market. We were looking for a partner capable of offering advanced industrial automation solutions with certified standards for this geographic area.
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1 week ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Kruger Inc. recently released its 2024 Sustainability Report: Sustainability in Focus. This document highlights the Company’s unwavering commitment to responsible business practices, which have guided its vision and operations for decades. Today, Kruger is taking this legacy further by looking through the lens of sustainable prosperity.
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1 week ago | 
pulpapernews.com | Simon Matthis
Cascades Inc. has posted its unaudited financial results for the three-month period ended March 31, 2025. The Corporation's Q1 2025 sales of $1,154 million increased by $45 million compared with the same period last year. This increase was driven by consolidated net benefits of $47 million from higher selling prices and $45 million from a more favourable foreign exchange. These were partially offset by $48 million from lower volumes.
