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• ‘Lost’ cartonboard imports found

• $100M Australian Forest and Wood Innovations program launched

• $3.4 million in funding to new recycling projects

• 2020: Freight Costs Will Rise

• A.Celli Paper acquires PMT Italia

• A4 imports – the ONLY place colour matters

• A4 imports slumped to a record low in December

• ACCC approves sale of Orora Fibre to Australian Paper

• AFPA welcomes continued Federal Budget support for Australia’s forest industries, but greater focus needed on timber’s role in housing crisis and emissions reduction

• Appita New Executive Committee for 2024

• Appita New Speaker Competition Runoff

• Appita YPN – Net Zero Carbon Event Success!

• Are freight costs a feature of the trade war?

• Australia needs to invest in bioenergy and the bioeconomy

• Australia’s pulp consumption fell 12.4% in 2020 financial year

• Australia’s pulp imports lifted 7.0% in 2020

• Australian pulp consumption up for sixth successive year

• Australian woodchip exports set for growth.

• Beyond China: Webinar Focusses on Asia

• Cadbury Australia reduces packaging for Easter

• Chemical use in the Australian pulp and paper industry: survey

• China turns shipping back on, but that’s just a start

• Coated woodfree paper consumption crashes 30% in 2018-19

• Comics provide more than relief

• Converted packaging imports up 7.5%

• Diana Hallam announced as AFPA’s new Chief Executive Officer

• Economics: Manufacturing picked up in June, but it’s all about food right now

• End of cartonboard from New Zealand?

• Finalists are announced for the 2021 Women in Industry Awards

• Food exports continue to dominate ‘packaged’ exports: it’s a meaty thing

• FORECAST: Australian consumption faces uncertainty

• Global rally sees pulp prices at record levels

• Hardwood chip export price tops AUD230 per tonne

• Import disruptions minimal to date: COVID-19 Update

• Industry leads government on climate response

• Industry responds to Future Made in Australia plan

• Inspiring Change: Celebrating Women and Girls in Science

• Its Christmas shopping time: right now!

• Japanese paper companies continue the pivot to packaging

• Kimberly-Clark slashing emissions at its Millicent mill, but warns of cheap import threat

• Kinleith Mill Supports 'Love Grace Handbag Appeal'

• Label imports roll up the local competition

• Lignin: A Revenue Opportunity for the Paper Industry?

• Log export data tells tale of two Tasman’s

• New Zealand’s printing paper demand: ‘just a little different’

• Newsprint recovery rate holds up

• Newsprint recycling remains strong at 68%

• Nippon subsidiary Opal announces plan to cut 220 jobs in Australia, NZ

• NZ pulp exports recover after pandemic slump

• NZ pulp exports rise as prices stumble

• NZ recovered paper prices keep moving up

• NZ sack and bag trade largely local, but watch pre-converted imports

• Oji Fibre Solutions’ make-over of Tasman Mill

• Opal partner with City of Canterbury Bankstown to raise awareness of homelessness

• Opal welcomes Morrison's gas plan

• Paper imports continued to trend down in February

• Paper Price Index: regional prices lifted 7.0% in December

• Paper, packaging and fibre under the microscope: IndustryEdge’s annual strategic review turns 30!

• Port Botany Chaos Adds to Trade Pains

• Printed imports close to $1 billion in 2018

• Protect floors and the environment with Visy’s first retail product

• Pulp importers feel the pleasure, and the pain

• Pulp market turns a tentative corner

• Pulp price rocket continues higher in February and March

• Pulp prices respond to vagaries of global demand

• Queensland OCC export price crashes

• Read All About It! Recycle that newsprint any way you can

• READY, SET, GO! Paper price rises locked in

• Recovered paper exports at decadal low

• Recovered Paper Exports Fall 5% as Prices Crash 28%

• Recovered Paper Exports: Indonesia replaces China as main destination

• Recycled paper price nonsense: Analyst Insight

• Redoubtable and remarkable: Aida Greenbury talks with IndustryEdge

• Regional printing paper prices lift again – up 4.3% in January

• Retail Sales Up While Employment Crunched in March

• Snapshot of Millicent Mill’s economic contribution

• Stamps stomped in 2020

• Super-cal: a fragile existence

• Sydney sees import values rise – but not for all grades

• Taking the pulse of the pulp and paper industry: June update

• The big issue for tissues in Australia as Sorbent cuts production

• Timber processor alarmed over 'massive amount' of softwood exported to China

• Tissue sector set to rationalise

• Turning Squares into Globes: OjiFS Humble Cardboard Box Goes Global

• Uncoated Mechanical Paper: Huge spike in Directory imports has tongues wagging

• Valmet strengthens its business by acquiring PMP Group, a provider of technologies and services for the paper industry

• Vic opposition exposes Dan’s sham forestry plan

• Victoria’s first energy from waste licence awarded to Maryvale ‘Energy from Waste’ project

• Victorian industry funding a strong step forward

• Visy opens Australia's most advanced paper recycling facility

• Visy’s new retail paper bags a win for shoppers and Australian manufacturing

• Waste paper exports lower, but stabilising

• Weaker demand for pulp

• Whakatane Mill invests $80m to boost board capacity

• Woodchip exports: why IndustryEdge tracks vessel movements

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