GLG News by Council Members Knowledgeable about Tissue Paper
July 24, 2007
B.C. forestry is bad news for pulp and paper producers including Catalyst Papers, Pope & Talbot and Howe Sound Pulp
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No quick end in sight for B.C. forestry strike (www.theglobeandmail.com)
B.C. forestry is bad news for pulp and paper producers including Catalyst Papers, Pope & Talbot and Howe Sound Pulp
The strike by British Columbia logging and sawmill workers could have significant negative impact on pulp and paper producers due to chip shortages and increased chip prices. The companies most likely to be negatively impacted include Catalyst Papers, Pope & Talbot, and Howe Sound Pulp.
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Potential Energy Crunch May Bring Other Fuels to Fore (online.wsj.com)
Having lived in Brazil from 1974 to 1995, and visiting there at least three times a year, I am struck by lack of public knowledge in the US, that Brazil has had alternative fuel for over 30 years in the form of ethanol. My last car in Brazil, a 2 liter Ford station wagon, was powered on 100% alcohol,...
July 13, 2007
Graphic Packaging - Altivity merger should be beneficial to recycled paperboard packaging producers
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Graphic Packaging Corporation and Altivity Packaging, LLC Announce Merger (phx.corporate-ir.net)
Graphic Packaging - Altivity merger should be beneficial to recycled paperboard packaging producers
Merger of Graphic Packaging and Altivity will result in the new GPK having 40% market share in recycled multi-ply paperboard. The top three North American recycled paperboard producers will have combined share of about 80%. This should improve prospects for balanced supply and demand and rational p...
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Metso to supply tissue machine to Saudi Paper Manufacturing in Saudi Arabia (www.metso.com)
While the growth of Saudi Arabia's tissue industry (facial, bath, AfH) is impressive for a country with so little fresh water, it is joining a previous growth in the disposables industry. The implication being that a growing middle class is becoming accustomed to enjoying the luxury of disposable products. ...
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Metso to supply tissue machine to Saudi Paper Manufacturing in Saudi Arabia (www.metso.com)
The addition of a new Metso tissue machine at Saudi Paper Manufacturing Company will make Saudi Arabia the largest producer of tissue in the Middle East. This new machine is an incremental step to meet growing demand, rather than a spur to provide a significant jump in tissue consumption. Saudi...
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GROWING ILIM PULP (www.papermills.ru)
Ilim's four mills were built in the early-mid 60s on a shoestring by the Soviet Gov't. They are badly in need of updating and renovation. This could conceivably increase production by 50%. What market areas will profit most from this new NBSK and dissolving pulp? The Russian gov't...
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Minerals Technologies Launches Opacarb(R) 3000 PCC, a New Coating Product for Paper (biz.yahoo.com)
The new PCC coating pigment should be especially attractive to papermakers in view of the discontinuance of European coating clay manufacture and the recent increases in latex prices. The new product could significantly increase utilization of the MTX merchant PCC plant at Walsum, Germany - providing...
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Tembec Cuts Back (www.pulpandpapercanada.com)
Just two years ago Tembec announced the permanent closing of their 1000mt/day NBSK mill at Smooth Rock Fall,Ontario because they had been unable to find a buyer anywhere. Now they’ve announced the indefinite closure of their 325,000st/year coated freesheet mill in St. Francisville, LA. They had purchased...
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UPM Announces 9 to 12 Months Shutdown at its Miramichi Mill (biz.yahoo.com)
Coated paper capacity shutdowns, in combination with the recently imposed duties on Chinese coated paper imports to USA, could help obtain price increases in coated papers and and positively impact the earnings of some North American paper companies in both the coated and uncoated sectors.
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Highlights of the International Market Pulp Conference (internationalpulpweek.com)
Global demand is expected to grow by at least 3.5% in the next 12 months with very little new tonnage coming on stream to meet this demand. China's total fiber demand is expected to grow to 81-90 million mt by 2010. This year they expect to import 7.5mmt of virgin pulp. Tissue machines are being...
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