Paper
Stora Enso to cull more capacity with radical mill closure plan
Stora Enso has rocked the industry by announcing plans to take out a further one million-plus tonnes of paper production – more than a third of its total paper capacity – with the closure of two...
CPI joins calls for link between UK and EU emission trading schemes
The Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) and The Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI) have joined calls for the UK government and the EU Commission to work together on climate change...
Big increases in paper prices on the way
A raft of papermakers have announced upcoming price increases of between 6% and 15%.
Willday scoops Selfridges spot with plantable books
SME printer Willday Printers has scooped a prestigious spot in Selfridges & Co’s Project Earth initiative for its Willsow range of plantable children’s books made with seeded paper.
Moo develops recyclable paper face mask
Moo has created a disposable face mask made of paper and produced as a flat sheet thanks to the use of kirigami techniques to create the shaping and ear loops.
Lessebo celebrates gold eco standard
Lessebo Paper has been awarded Cradle to Cradle gold certification for part of its paper range –the first paper maker worldwide to achieve the accolade.
More printers join Carbon Balanced Printer scheme
Another five companies have signed up to have their annual carbon emissions balanced through the Carbon Balanced Printer programme.
Two more paper manufacturers to increase prices
Feldmuehle and Mitsubishi HiTec Paper are the two latest paper manufacturers to outline impending price increases on various products.
Trading picks up at James Cropper
James Cropper has signalled that its year-end results will be better than previous expectations, even though sales at its paper business were down by 20% in the second half.
Paper and ink manufacturers to increase prices
Two major paper and ink manufacturers have outlined details of price rises due to come into effect from next month.