Paper
Speciality paper demand 'on the increase'
Growing demand for recycled paper will push the global market for speciality paper additives to $8.26bn (4.16bn) by 2010, a report has forecasted.
Russian wood export duties 'could risk 25,000 Finnish jobs'
Russia's plans to increase export duties on its wood could jeopardise 25,000 jobs in Finland, the head of the Forest Industries Federation in the country has warned.
UPM kicks off Finesse range at Drupa
UPM is set to showcase its new innovations at Drupa and kick-start the campaign for its flagship product, the UPM Finesse range of woodfree-coated papers.
Antalis Visual Communications merges with McNaughton Printall
Paper merchants Antalis and James McNaughton are to merge their large-format and point-of-sale arms.
Finnish machinery manufacturer Metso buys Mitsubishi's paper equipment arm
Metso Paper has bought Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' (MIH) paper machinery division for an undisclosed sum.
M-real pulls out of UK paper production with sale of New Thames mill
M-real has withdrawn all production from the UK after agreeing to sell its New Thames office paper mill in Kemsley, Kent, to packaging giant DS Smith for 60m.
Print power players back ColorLok paper
Key names from the print and paper manufacturing world, including HP, Epson and Kodak, have rallied to support the new ColorLok paper standard, which promotes improved paper quality for better...
UPM mulls Chinese eco-paper pulp plant venture
Paper giant UPM is considering setting up an environmentally friendly paper pulp factory in China, using technology from Finnish company Chempolis Oy.
LG.Philips to debut hi-res paper at CES 2008
LG.Philips is to unveil what it claims is the world's highest resolution 14.3-inch flexible colour e-paper display later this month.
BPIF warns over Chinese paper mill closures
The BPIF has said it is "entirely possible" that UK book publishers will be hit by rising paper prices following a major crackdown on small-scale, polluting paper mills in China.
UPM and SCA flag mass paper job cuts
Two of Europe's biggest paper manufacturers have pointed to broad jobs cuts and downgrading capacity as rising raw materials costs play havoc with margins.
Arjo announces recycled rises
Arjowiggins is to increase the price of its recycled products as a result of a strong and continuous rise in the cost of recovered fibres.