Paper

The Materia Viva collection brings together nine product lines

Fedrigoni launches fine sustainable papers range

Fedrigoni Group has launched a new collection of high recycled-content papers.

DS Smith's collaboration ecosystem

DS Smith boss calls for recycling reform

DS Smith CEO Miles Roberts has called for the UK’s fragmented recycling systems to be standardised – and for there to be separate collections for paper and card – in order to plug a recycling gap that...

Best of British: Strong, light and green

With a material developed in the frenzy of war, Dufaylite is still driving forward.

Star product: Arjowiggins PowerCoat Alive NFC Smart Card Insert

A recyclable alternative to potentially wasteful plastic smart cards.

Inflation conflation

Jo Francis ponders print's inflationary issues.

Newsprint reels at Palm Paper in King's Lynn

CPI: urgency of energy crisis not being fully understood

The Confederation of Paper Industries has warned over a “lack of any actual action” after the body – together with representatives of other energy-intensive sectors – lobbied business secretary Kwasi...

Stora Enso:  regenerative solutions with a transparent, science-based approach

Stora Enso sets sustainability goal, updates conversion plans

Stora Enso is investing nearly €100m to further expand its packaging board production capabilities, and could convert a second line at its Oulu mill to add even more capacity – with the group also...

Lecta has announced increases on CWF and Speciality grades

Paper prices keep going up

Printers and print buyers have been rocked by a new wave of paper price rises and surcharges, amid speculation that one paper maker could be considering a surcharge as high as £170/tonne.

Digipeel: wide range of potential applications

Arjowiggins now making Digipeel in Scotland

Arjowiggins is now making its Digipeel transfer paper in the UK, with the substrate billed as a sustainable alternative to plastic films for printing onto a wide range of textile products.

Metsä Board is not subject to investigations

Another pulp firm inspected

A third pulp manufacturer has confirmed that it has been subject to an unannounced inspection by the European Commission.