Paper

Scientists hope to commercialise rewritable paper

Scientists in the US have developed a light-printable, ink-free rewritable paper that uses nano technology.

More paper price rises on the way

A month after paper price increases of up to 10% were implemented across the board, a number of mills have now announced subsequent increases for coated and uncoated woodfree grades.

UPDATED: Man killed at UPM paper mill

A man died yesterday following a collision with a lorry in UPM Shotton’s recovered-fibre warehouse in Deeside.

Antalis expands Irish ops and invests in UK logistics

Antalis has expanded its Irish operations with the acquisition of Dublin-headquartered Swan Paper and signed off a £5m investment in its UK delivery network.

Star product: Arjowiggins Cyclus

A 100%-recycled grade said to offer high quality and texture.

How to raise your profile or make an impression

Now that colour digital printing is ‘good enough’ for the sort of things most people want to do with it, attention is switching to the twiddly bits that catch the eye and add value to the print job.

James Cropper boosts management and hosts Lib Dem leader Farron

Papermaker James Cropper has taken on three new senior members of staff.

Drytac launches film for short-pile carpet graphics

Self-adhesive materials manufacturer Drytac Europe has launched a new printable film suitable for indoor floor graphic applications.

Lecta sale or flotation mooted

Lecta’s private equity owners intend to sell the papermaker, according to reports.

Immediate Media paper guru retires

Immediate Media paper manager Steve Wehrle has retired after more than 50 years of service.