Paper
Sappi Fine Paper Europe announces price increase
Sappi Fine Paper Europe is set to put up its prices again after claiming that its last increase "barely compensated for the extraordinary increase in pulp costs".
UPM Shotton holds sustainablility open day for schoolchildren
Paper manufacturer UPM Shotton has held an open day for 160 schoolchildren to take part in sustainability and hands-on science workshops at the paper plant.
Supply side discipline required to hold priceline
The domestic price of paper products in the year 2010 is expected to take a plunge, as a result of additional capacity announced by some of the paper mills.
Robert Horne's Revive 100% de-inked grade used by Sky
Robert Horne's Revive pure white silk paper has been used to produce Sky's winter brochure.
Wood Mitchell Printers boosts environmental effort with certifications
B1 litho printer Wood Mitchell Printers has boosted its environmental credentials by becoming ISO 14001 and FSC certified in response to requests from customers.
Supreme Court rules in favour of Tullis Russell in Inveresk case
Tullis Russell has claimed a victory in its ongoing legal battle with Somerset-based paper manufacturer Inveresk after the London Supreme Court ruled in its favour and overturned previous verdicts in...
Total Print Supplies claims success at Ipex
Total Print Supplies (TPS), the graphic consumables business of Paperlinx, said last month's Ipex was an "excellent platform" to demonstrate how paper merchants are well-positioned to supply pressroom...
Arjowiggins showcases Satimat Green grade at Ipex
Paper manufacturer Arjowiggins teamed up with Fujifilm at this month's Ipex exhibition to showcase its Satimat Green grade.
Prism Papyrus unveils new Fedrigoni range
Prism Papyrus, a paper trading company based in Mumbai, has launched Fedrigoni's specialty range of paper Ispira and Xper for the Indian market.
Printers forced to raise prices as a result of paper cost increases
Printers are being forced to put up their prices despite the risk of losing business, following last week's announcement that paper merchants were set to raise prices next month.