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• 5 key trends disrupting the paper and board market

• 5 Reasons Paper Books Are Still More Popular Than E-Books

• Adoption of Oji Group’s paper product by Nestlé Group

• AF&PA Releases January 2019 Reports

• Australian consumers want Aussie paper bags

• Australian scientists may have discovered solution to our plastic recycling problem

• BioPRIA publishes paper on “Nanocellulose films as air and water vapour barriers: A recyclable and biodegradable alternative to polyolefin packaging”

• Borealis, Nestlé, and Walmart join New Plastics Economy as Core Partners

• China to increase tariffs on US OCC and other materials

• Coca-Cola European Partners to ditch plastic shrink-wrap

• Contributing to the Circular Economy: The Paper and Wood Products Industry

• Coronavirus: Contract manufacturers set to help stem shortage of hand sanitisers

• COVID-19: PEFC extends transition period for 2020 standards

• COVID-19: update by BIR member national associations

• Eco packaging for ready meals comes to Coles

• Enjoy your to-go cup of joe

• European paper and board production follows the EU economy downward trend in 2019, in contrast with market pulp production dynamism

• European pulp and paper sector maintain essential operations to help EU citizens tackle the COVID-19 pandemic

• Excellent Carbon Footprint result

• Forest material can be used as UV and fire protection

• Forest thinning can reduce bushfire risk – academics

• From Plastic to Paper - How Will Sustainability Trends Impact the Pulp and Paper Industry?

• GREEN CHEMISTREE: the Pulp and Paper Industry’s Next Evolution

• Growing the forest bioeconomy: Biomaterials for high-tech applications

• Item adds 100% paper handles to its natural fibre products

• More than JUST another packaged water

• Nestlé aims for no packaging in litter or landfill

• New Innovations in Paper

• New mid-month edition provides rapid updates

• New York Times - The Great American Cardboard Comeback

• Oatly switches to Evergreen Packaging’s renewable ice cream board

• Opinion: What a wonderful world this could be

• Orora takes plastic out of apple packaging

• Packaging firms ‘inspiring the next generation’ through Pro Carton’s schools initiative

• Paper Bags, The Natural Choice

• Paper Cups: A Responsible Consumer Choice

• Paper Science Engineers Are Always in Demand

• Paper will not carry us through the next hundred years

• Pulp and paper mill waste becomes fish feed, energy and more

• Recycling firm plunges into papermaking with $320M mill

• Sawdust Might Be One Answer to the World’s Plastic Problem

• Sustainability in a time of uncertainty

• Tetra Pak commits to net zero emissions

• Tetra Pak turns focus to paper straws and plant-based materials

• The COVID-19 pandemic - The coronavirus's impact on forest products markets

• The facts relating to Covid-19 transmission through paper/cardboard surfaces

• Three Reasons Why Folding Boxboard is Growing Rapidly in Europe

• Two Sides: 131 companies removed misleading anti-paper statements in 2019

• UPM is building a new ecosystem for wood-based biomedical solutions together with partners

• Valmet introduces new visible imaging system for pulp mill lime kilns

• Woolworths to replace some plastic fresh produce packaging with cardboard

• World’s first compostable bird box trialled

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The Australasian Pulp and Paper Technical Association exists to advance and promote innovation and manufacturing best practice across the forest products, pulp, paper and packaging value chain, including new biomass-derived products. Read more about our association.

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