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Outlook 2001
More discipline, supply management critical to North American stability
North American paper companies have become more disciplined in their approach to capacity management, critical to weathering a possible economic slowdown in 2001.
Capital Spending
Spending restraint continues, focus on environmental compliance projects
With overall spending projected as restrained for 2000 through 2002, environmental compliance projects have replaced capacity-driven ones to receive the most funding among U.S. projects and to rank second only to pulp mill improvements for Canadian projects.
CEO of the Year Award
Dillon recognized for tough decisions
In accepting the Global CEO of the Year Award, International Paper CEO John Dillon comments on the company's approach to consolidation and capacity management.
Pulping & Bleaching
Combustion by design
Inland Paperboard and Packaging used modeling technology to assess the combustion capabilities of an existing lime kiln so that it could introduce a new NCG stream for incineration
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Month in Statistics
U.S. paper and paperboard production data for August.
Grade Profile
U.S. kraft linerboard market prices holdup despite sluggish box market, weak exports
| News Scan |
| Weyerhaeuser begins bid for Willamette |
| G-P begins new year as world tissue giant
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| Mead buys Moore carbonless plants |
| Abitibi, Bowater announce price hike |
| Plainwell shuts mill; files for Chapter |
| Rayonier to focus on fiber, timberlands |
| Willamette moving on Okla. box plant |
| Metsa-Serla buys IP stake in Zanders |
From the Editors
A paperless mailbox?
Information Technology
Systems and Business Processes
Safety Management
Safety performance metrics: Part I of III
Comment
E-Business and the competitive advantage
News of People
Supplier News
Product Showcase
Conference Calendar
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