Paper

Antalis launches E-Photo

Antalis has launched its new E-Photo range of papers, which it says will “revolutionise the vividness and quality of photo-based printed products”.

Antalis and Arjo donate solar panels to Africa

Paper merchant Antalis and its partner Arjowiggins Graphic have donated 200 solar panels to support education for children in Mali as part of their collaboration with the ChildFund Alliance.

Paperlinx liquidators settle Protective Award claim

Former employees of Paperlinx will now not have their day in court after liquidators from Deloitte made an eleventh-hour offer to settle the Protective Award claim.

Stora Enso sells Swedish subsidiary Re-board

Finnish paper manufacturing group Stora Enso has signed an agreement to divest the business and assets of its Swedish subsidiary Stora Enso Re-board to Culas, for an undisclosed sum.

Antalis launches roll storage unit and carbonless paper range

Antalis has launched a new compact portable roll storage product designed to make it easier to handle and transport rolls of large-format media.

James Cropper hails 'watershed' year as sales and profits grow

Cumbrian papermaker James Cropper has posted strong revenue and profit growth in its annual results.

Lecta calls off IPO

Papermaker Lecta has shelved its flotation plans.

Kernow launches synthetic substrates for Indigo

Kernow Coatings has launched a new HP Indigo compatible KernowPrint range of synthetic substrates, featuring its Cobalt Coating technology.

Paper industry beats energy-saving targets

The UK’s papermaking industry has smashed its energy-saving targets for the two-year period from 1 January 2015 to 31 December 2016.

Golden paper gong for Eustace

Two Sides founder and paper industry veteran Martyn Eustace has been awarded a gold medal by the Paper Industry Gold Medal Association.

Price rises pushed through for uncoated paper

Effective today (30 May) UK paper merchants have increased the prices of uncoated paper by between 5% and 7%.

Idempapers rescue bid fails

Belgian papermaker Idempapers is likely to shut down after attempts to find a buyer for the business failed.