Paper

Paperlinx under fire for adding 1% fuel levy per drop

Paperlinx has been criticised by printers following its decision to instigate a fuel charge of 1% per drop across its UK operating companies, to combat rising oil prices.

Former Premier Paper MD starts sales role with Fedrigoni

Premier Paper's former managing director Fred Haines started his role as sales director of paper manufacturer Fedrigoni on 1 September.

Stora Enso restructures senior management team

Paper giant Stora Enso has made senior management changes to its group executive team (GET), following a year of restructuring.

Neckar Paper placed into owner-controlled administration

Neckar Paper, the German mill formerly a subsidiary of Steinbeis Temming and also known as Papierfabrik am Neckar, has been placed into an owner-controlled administration putting its 190 staff at...

Public unclear on environmental impact of paper, NAPM study shows

The environmental impact of paper is still not understood by the general public, according to a survey of media buyers conducted by the National Association of Paper Merchants (NAPM).

Arctic Paper sees sales in uncoated paper rise by 13%

Arctic Paper has reported a sales increase of uncoated paper but warned of "extremely tough" new competition from Asia, the US and Canada.

28 more staff made redundant at Curtis Fine Papers

An additional 28 staff at Curtis Fine Papers have been made redundant following the independent paper manufacturer's fall into administration last month.

UPM to close loss-making Finnish sawmill

UPM has announced it is to close down its Leivonmki sawmill in Finland and continue the temporary shutdown of a production line at a fine paper mill in Germany.

PaperlinX group to raise prices in light of rising costs

The operating companies of merchant giant PaperlinX have announced paper price increases of between six and 11% in the face of rising raw material and energy costs.

Aon strikes back at EBB desire to withdraw credit insurers

Aon Trade Credit has hit back at paper merchant Elliott Baxter's (EBB) comments that it would welcome the potential withdrawal of credit insurers from the market.