Effective with all new and existing orders with confirmed delivery dates of April 22, 2018 or later, Verso Corporation is increasing the transaction price of all Coated Freesheet Sheets and Sheeter Roll grades, including but not limited to: Sterling® Premium sheets/sheeter rolls; Sterling® Premium Digital™ sheets/sheeter rolls; Sterling® Premium Digital™ for HP Indigo sheets/sheeter rolls; Anthem Plus® sheets/sheeter rolls; Blazer Digital® sheets/sheeter rolls. The increase applies to all basis weights, bulks, finishes and related private label grades.

The release papers are produced at Condat, Lecta's mill in France. After the launch several months ago of its new range of Linerset release liners with Linerset CCK (Clay Coated Kraft) release paper, Lecta now presents Linerset Glassine, a supercalendered paper for siliconization with very good lay-flatness, caliper, transparency and high resistance. Available in yellow and white, respectively, Linerset Glassine Y (Yellow) and Linerset Glassine W (White) are produced in substances from 45 to 78 g/m² for application on self-adhesive labels. Introducing these new release liners, Lecta advances in its transformation and diversification project at its Condat mill in France. With an investment of more than 80 million euros, Lecta has transformed its Line 8 paper machine at Condat with the aim of manufacturing release liners for siliconization. Lecta also has acquired a new supercalender, making Condat one of the most modern, efficient and environment-friendly factories in Europe.

As of September 1, 2017, Appleton Coated Green Power will no longer carry Green-e certification. Our relationship with Green-e ended on August 31, 2017. Although products in the warehouse still have the Green-e logo imprinted on the labels, these items are no longer sold with this certification. All Appleton Coated products that carry the Appleton Coated Green Power designation in inventory now and moving forward will continue to have 100% of the electricity used to manufacture these products matched with renewable energy credits (RECS), which is primarily wind.