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Valmet‘s board of directors has initiated a strategic review to evaluate the potential separation of its two core businesses (process performance solutions and biomaterial solutions and services) as stand-alone, publicly listed companies.
The review will assess whethe...
There’s a common misconception that using paper means cutting down forests. The reality is nearly the opposite. The paper industry uses trees, but depends on healthy, living forests, which means it has a direct economic interest in growing and maintaining them.
The U.S. paper industry works with private landowners and often family-owned forests that have been stewarded...
Most belt conveyors experience some spillage and dust at the transfer point, leading to safety and air quality concerns. Passive dust control is achieved by retrofitting the conveyor transfer point to seal the enclosure and control airflow within it, allowing dust to settle back onto the material stream, rather than using powered air cleaners or HVAC hoods to extract particul...
Canada’s forest sector is disappointed by the proposed expansion of U.S. tariffs to a broad range of Canadian forest products.
Canadian forest products already face significant trade barriers in the U.S., including longstanding duties on softwood lumber and more recent Section 232 tariffs. At a time when our American neighbours are struggling with affordability and the...
One year after Oregon became the first U.S. state to implement a packaging extended producer responsibility (EPR) program for residential recycling, the first U.S. EPR lawsuit has gone to trial.
The case, National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors (NAW) v. Feldon, challenges aspects of Oregon’s Recycling Modernization Act (RMA). NAW, a trade association representi...