Paper

Investment continues at Palm Paper

Further investment is on the cards at Palm Paper, which held a special event this week to mark a decade of production and the start-up of its new Paper Separation Plant.

Arjo Stoneywood deal expected imminently

The mooted management buyout of Arjowiggins’ Stoneywood mill in Aberdeen is expected to be finalised “in the coming days” according to local newspaper the Evening Express.

Inquest returns verdict on Bicester fatality

The death of a paper reel clamp truck driver at Walstead Bicester has been ruled an accident.

Inquest underway into Bicester fatality

An inquest is underway into the death of Wayne Riggall, who died last year in an incident involving a clamp truck at Walstead Bicester.

Arjowiggins admins update on progress

The administrators for the Arjowiggins UK companies that remain in administration have updated on their progress.

James Cropper and Hallmark convert coffee cups to cards

James Cropper has partnered with Hallmark on a card collection made from upcycled coffee cups.

Antalis introduces new uncoated 100% recycled paper

Antalis has started to distribute a new uncoated 100%-recycled paper and board manufactured by Mondi to the UK market.

Denmaur launches high-end 'ultra-white' stock

Denmaur has launched its latest stock, the ‘ultra-white’ smooth matt Arctic Snow, to target the top end of the market.

Two Sides releases latest Myths & Facts booklet

Paper advocacy group Two Sides has released the 10th edition of its Myths & Facts booklet, which helps to dispel the common misconceptions surrounding the industry.

Lecta's Condat plans hit EC snag

Lecta’s conversion plans for its Condat mill have been thrown into question after the European Commission flagged a potential objection to the mill receiving tens of millions of euros in French...

James Cropper 'positive' in post-Q1 update

James Cropper is looking ahead to a positive financial year thanks to a “promising” first quarter that follows a year in which pre-tax profits were halved.

TI, Kelsey and Hearst all make paper wrap moves

The shift to paper wrapping in favour of polywrapping is gathering pace, with three major publishers opting to make switches, including venerable weekly Country Life moving to paper wrap for its...