Cascades announced that its corrugated medium manufacturing plant in Niagara Falls, New York, will be permanently closed as part of the optimization of the company’s packaging production platform. Production will end no later than September 3, 2025.
Cascades to Permanently Close Its Corrugated Medium Plant in Niagara Falls, New York
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As part of its continued focus on global sustainability leadership, Ahlstrom-Munksjöhas initiated its ‘from Plastic to Purpose’ campaign, highlighting first its new brand of CelluSnack™ snack packaging papers. “Our ‘from Plastic to Purpose’ campaign aims at raising awareness around the world regarding the possibility of fiber-based solutions as a renewable packaging option,” said Robyn Buss, Executive Vice President of Ahlstrom-Munksjö’s Food Packaging & Technical Solutions Business Area. “Consumers and brand owners are demanding more sustainable solutions that reduce their impact on the environment and also have a positive end-of-life story – anywhere from compostability and biodegradation to recyclability. By promoting the story of ‘from Plastic to Purpose’ we are encouraging food and industrial packaging producers globally to consider fiber and paper-based solutions as they innovate products for their customers.”
Pelican Lake First Nation and Witchekan Lake First Nation and Paper Excellence Canada announced today the signing of a Letter of Intent that sets out the intentions of all parties to build a collaborative relationship with each other in Saskatchewan. “We now have agreements with all the industries around us,” said Chief Peter Bill of the Pelican Lake First Nation. Chief Anne Thomas of the Witchekan Lake First Nation added, “First and foremost in establishing a partnership is standing on common ground with a vision based on positive values. Touring the mill gave me an insight to possible opportunities.”
Fastmarkets reports that the European Commission has said that it “stopped the clock” in its
investigation into the joint venture by UPM and Sappi on May 29, with
effect from May 26.
According to an EU spokesperson, “the ‘clock’ in merger investigations can be
suspended if the parties fail to provide, in a timely fashion, an important
piece of information that the Commission has requested from them [for its
competition assessment] within a prescribed deadline.”
The Commission added that once the information is supplied by the parties,
the clock will be restarted and the legal deadline for the decision will be
“adjusted accordingly.” The initial deadline was set to be October 26.