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DRYING
High performance hood at Consolidated
Consolidated Paper’s Biron, Wis., paper mill installs an all-aluminum modular dryer hood to provide high humidity operation with minimal condensation problems.
WET END CHEMICALS
Wet end deposit prevention
Biofilm inhibitors offer a non-biocidal treatment alternative to paper machine wet end buildup problems and the resulting deposit troubles that occur from them.
FINISHING & CONVERTING
Finishing & Converting
Independent converters say close relationships with paper companies are essential, but more and better product quality data is needed.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Data leverage for better e-business
Internet-enabled business transactions will transform paper companies that are capable of leveraging their data to make quick decisions and serve customers more quickly.
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Business model for the 21st century
Financial risk management tools and Internet technology help position the paper industry for consistent profitability.
RECYCLING
Inserts drive recycle requirements
Newspaper publishers in several countries are increasing their use of advertising inserts, which in turn is driving a need for higher quality recycled fibers.
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Month in Statistics
U.S. paper and paperboard production data for February
Grade Profile
Recycled paperboard: Indust consolidation and cost pressure to continue
| News Scan |
| Willamette expands in U.S. South12 |
| IP makes $8.5 billion bid for Champion13 |
| Quebec forms paper investment fund 15 |
| Union clears way for Oregon mill sale 15 |
| Paperloop.com, RISI form alliance17 |
| Smurfit-Stone mill faces fine 17 |
| Industry labor strike ends in Finland 19 |
| Willamette to buy Mexico box producer 19 |
From the Editors
Filling the gap
Maintenance Management
Preventive Maintenance II
Chemical Markets
Pigments evolve as customer's demands improve grades
Comment
Challenges to modernization of corporate Asia
News of People
Product Showcase
Supplier News
Conference Calendar
Mill Operations
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