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Text no.: 031 Issue PP14/2021 Publication date: 08.04.2021
ST Paper wants to turn Verso Duluth into tissue mill
There is possibly a future for the idled Duluth printing and packaging paper mill of the Verso Corporation in the USA. US company ST Paper & Tissue has announced in an open letter that it will negotiate with Verso on acquiring the mill in... more 
Text no.: 001 Issue PP13/2021 Publication date: 31.03.2021
France: Papermakers push for price
increases amid rising fibre costs
The main factors shaping the paper and board markets in France are the bustling business in the packaging segment, the pandemic-related steep declines in the consumption of printing and writing paper and the skyrocketing fibre costs... more
Text no.: 004 Issue PP13/2021 Publication date: 31.03.2021
Italy: High input costs fanning the flame of
discussions about paper and board prices
Raw material prices and pressure on margins were in the limelight during talks on the Italian market in March. The situation is serious. A few manufacturers feel that their survival is at stake and have responded to this threat scenario... more
Text no.: 007 Issue PP13/2021 Publication date: 31.03.2021
Italy: production, imports, exports and consumption
Text no.: 009 Issue PP13/2021 Publication date: 31.03.2021
Italy‘s paper, graphic and converting industry
hit hard by Covid-19 and dwindling demand
Federazione Carta e Grafica, the umbrella association representing Italian machinery producers (Acimga), pulp and paper industry (Assocarta) and paper printers and converters (Assografici), has painted a dull picture of the industry‘s... more
