The Rockland line of coloured paper now contains up to 100% recycled fibre. It is a wise choice for all sorts of applications such as brochures, annual reports, postings and stationery. Rockland gives life to printed documents now in a more environmental way!
Catalyst Paper announced today that workforce reductions will occur at its two largest mills as the company adjusts to rising input costs and a relentless fibre shortage made worse by recent sawmill closures.
Laser induced markings have evolved into a common feature in our daily environment – just have a look at characters of computer keyboards, technical information on electronic parts, displays in cars or sealants for screw caps.However, all current applications are characterized by a relatively high thickness of the marked surface. Moreover a certain loss of […]
Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation’s recycling division has partnered with Waste Services, Inc., to operate Waste Services’ materials recycling facility (MRF) at its Taft MRF and transfer station, near Orlando, FL.
ExxonMobil Chemical Company will demonstrate its leadership in films technology at booth C40 in Hall 10 at Interpack 2008 in Dusseldorf, Germany from April 24-30, 2008.
Teijin Limited today reaffirmed its dedication to protecting the natural environment by announcing ambitious new goals for reducing emissions of chemical substances and industrial waste up to fiscal year 2020, and by unveiling the Japanese fiber industry’s first system for assessing the environment friendliness of products and processes. The announcement follows Teijin’s adoption of medium-term target to reduce CO2 emissions in 2007.
Catalyst Paper’s Paper Recycling Division (PRD) named Metro Waste Paper Recovery as the recipient of its 2007 Supplier of the Year award, choosing Earth Day to announce the award. Metro Waste is the only supplier to have earned this recognition for the third time.
