This year’s Vancouver Pulp Week was not about itself, but about the “after-party”: the Suzano and Kimberly-Clark (KC) joint venture in all countries except the USA, Canada, Mexico, and South Korea. By now, you’ve probably read the major figures and news about the deal; I offer some additional perspective.
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