
Fiber Packaging leader adds regional responsibilities as Ann O'Hara departs for external opportunity.

Fiber Packaging leader adds regional responsibilities as Ann O'Hara departs for external opportunity.

Price increase applies to all grades across Europe from 1 April 2026.

New leader brings 35 years of industry experience from Nordic Paper, Billerud and Stora Enso.

Converted paperboard products to increase by 8% as mill utilization and input costs rise.

Kingsey Falls facility upgrades target food packaging market with improved sheet quality and surface finish.

Modernization targets enhanced efficiency, cybersecurity, and a platform for future AI integration.

The purchase adds 50,000 tons of annual production capacity as company strengthens Latin America leadership.

Packaging volumes soften on seasonality, while tissue segment faces $6 million in costs from unplanned power outage.

New site supports expanded local stock and will call pickup for regional customers.

Clearwater Paper's 2025 adjusted EBITDA rises to $107 million on cost reductions despite oversupplied market.

Lumber segment faces $215 million hit from European log supply pressures while pulp and paper takes $106 million charge.

Price adjustment addresses cost pressures and tighter supply-demand balance.

Closure of La Tuque machine and Quebec extrusion facility reduces workforce by approximately 90 employees.

Company expects 2026 recovery driven by cost savings and lower wood prices.

Netherlands facility adds 100,000-tonne annual capacity to strengthen European service operations

Operating rate drops to 85.6% as production of tube, can and drum materials decreases 4% year-over-year.

Graphic Packaging's adjusted EBITDA falls 23% on consumer affordability and competitive pressure

Export medium output rises 3% as mill inventories finish at highest level since early 2022.

Association appoints officers from Clearwater Paper and International Paper, and adds Graphic Packaging CEO to its Board.

Transaction supports Cascades' debt reduction while Crown gains an integrated production site in British Columbia, Canada.