Resolute Forest products Announces Price Increase on UFR Products
Please be advised that Resolute Forest Products will raise the price of its uncoated freesheet Connect grades effective with shipments on or after June 1, 2018.
This increase will apply to all basis weights, and includes all upcharges.
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