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- After Vancouver, pulp buyers and sellers remain locked in struggle over May pricing in Europe
- Södra to continue production at Tofte pulp mill until August 1 as it negotiates with potential buyers
- BHK gains $15-20 on mixed supply and NBSK holds in place in the USA as tug-of-war starts to shape up in China
- Sun Paper puts Laos pulp project on the shelf after dropping fiber plans in China, SE Asia
- Suppliers implement new $10/tonne BEK hike in Brazil in May; discount levels are higher this year
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Will European newsprint demand mirror the US downward spiral?
John Maine, Vice President, World Graphic Papers, RISI
The North American newsprint market used to be muchlarger than the market in Western Europe. At its peak in 1999, the NorthAmerican market was 13 million tonnes, while Western European demand neverpassed the 11 million tonne mark. Read more
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Graphic paper in the 21st century
RISI's recent seminar on the future of graphic paper highlighted that new media and print can work alongside each other for the future, and showed a more optimistic view on innovation and continual environmental awareness.
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Voith Paper CEO: Still plenty of life in paper
By Mark Rushton, Editor, Pulp & Paper International Magazine
There are challenges in being a supplier to an industry going through sea change, but there is also a clear sense of calm as the future voyage is plotted over these choppy seas - and possibly even a few big bright spots on the horizon.
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Advanced flow technologies improve productivity
Helene Casellas, Product Manager, Rosemount Flow, Emerson Process Management
Selecting and installing the right technology for effective flow measurement in mill processes reduces variability enabling improvements in plant performance and productivity. . Read more
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