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XcelLine from Voith: Highest performance from the full-line supplier for tissue production
The XcelLine paper machines from Voith make the production of tissue paper significantly more efficient. Since 2015 customers around the world have purchased over 20 machines, including the world’s fastest tissue machine with a steam-heated dryer hood. › more |
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Valmet delivers operator training to the Naantali Power Plant in Finland
Valmet provides Turun Seudun Energiantuotanto Oy with operator training tools for the customer's Naantali 4 boiler plant. The Learning Services delivered by Valmet include Valmet Training Simulators and Valmet Online Learning courses for Naantali's CFB boiler. › more |
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Stora Enso to supply wooden constructions for Finland’s tallest wooden high-rise building
Stora Enso has been chosen as the provider of wood material for a 14-storey wooden building in Joensuu, Finland. Once completed, the building, Light House Joensuu, will be the country’s tallest wooden high-rise building. › more |
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Andritz starts up tissue machine with the world’s largest steel Yankee dryer in Brazil
Andritz has successfully started up the PrimeLineST W22 tissue machine with steel Yankee dryer and steam-heated hood delivered to Carta Fabril, for its mill in Anápolis, Brazil. › more |
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Valmet to supply a wet end rebuild for Sappi Gratkorn Mill in Austria
Valmet will supply a wet end rebuild with installation for Sappi Gratkorn Mill in Austria. The goal of the rebuild is to improve paper machine (PM 9) efficiency, reliability and energy efficiency. The start-up of the rebuilt machine is scheduled for 2019. › more |
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ANDRITZ to modernize DIP line at Metsä Tissue, Finland
The new DIP line is to supply the furnish for all three tissue machines at the Mänttä mill and will process medium- to high-quality recycled paper grades to be used as raw material for production of various tissue products. › more |
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Dunkin' Donuts to Eliminate Foam Cups Worldwide in 2020
As part of its commitment to serve both people and the planet responsibly, Dunkin' Donuts, a leading retailer of hot, brewed coffee, today announced plans to eliminate all polystyrene foam cups in its global supply chain beginning in spring 2018, with a targeted completion date of 2020. › more |
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Glatfelter considers sale of Specialty Papers Business Unit
Glatfelter reported a net loss of $10.1 million for the fourth quarter of 2017 compared with a net loss of $16.2 million in the fourth quarter of 2016. Adjusted earnings for the fourth quarter of 2017 was $15.0 million compared with $17.6 million for the same period a year ago. › more |
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Lucart has acquired the Spanish Group CEL Technologies & System
Lucart welcomes 2018 with a major investment aimed at strengthening its market position in the Iberian peninsula, through the acquisition of the assets of the Spanish Group CEL Technologies & System. In the summer of 2017, the CEL Group had to initiate an extraordinary administration process during which a tender procedure was launched for the sale of its production assets. The acquisition by Lucart was finalised on 31 January through a newly established company, Lucart Tissue & Soap S.L.U. › more |
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BASF finalizes the divestiture of its Pischelsdorf production site in Austria
BASF has completed the announced divestiture of the production site for styrene-butadiene-based paper dispersions in Pischelsdorf, Austria to Synthomer Austria GmbH, a subsidiary of the British specialty chemicals manufacturer Synthomer plc. Consent by the competent antitrust authorities has been obtained. › more |
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Stora Enso launches bio-based lignin as renewable replacement for oil-based phenolic materials
The launch of LineoTM by Stora Enso is another important step on the way to replacing fossil-based materials with renewable solutions. Lineo is available to companies seeking more sustainable, bio-based alternatives. › more |
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Metsä Tissue moved to bio energy in heat generation in Sweden
Metsä Tissue, part of Metsä Group, has invested during the past five years approximately 30 MEUR into sustainable heat generation in its Swedish tissue mills. As a result, the Metsä Tissue mills in Mariestad, Pauliström and Nyboholm, are now using fossil free and CO2 neutral steam generation in tissue production. › more |
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