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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PARTNERSHIPS HIGHLIGHTED IN 2011 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT MEMPHIS, Tenn. - May 16, 2012 - International Paper released its 2011 Sustainability Report that showcases the company's new suite of 12 voluntary sustainability goals. The company expects to reach a number of goals by

The creator of Angry Birds has been a book publisher for less than five months but already grasps a truth that eludes so many long-time publishers.

To understand why selecting environmentally preferable paper is so challenging for print buyers, consider this: National Geographic Society has been praised for promoting sustainable forestry and carbon-footprint reporting but is also the subject of protests for not using recycled paper.

A 25-year veteran of International Paper's closed Franklin, Virginia mill pursues a new career in healthcare, along with other tales about the demise of ink-on-paper publishing.

Decreasing demand for publication papers in the U.S. is apparently having a counterintuitive result: higher prices. Or at least higher minimum price levels during down markets.

BGP has revealed that its investment in a new manroland soft proofing system, the PressProof TC (True Colour), has helped improve production processes and has provided BGP's customer's with a high quality cost effective alternative to conventional proofing. The new system was installed on BGP's

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - March 16, 2012 - For the sixth straight year, International Paper (NYSE: IP) was named as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies by The Ethisphere Institute. Despite a record number of global nominees, International Paper secured a spot on the list by maintaining its focus on th

Stones the Printers, part of the bgp group, has announced that it has invested in a Heidelberg 12 colour press with Cutstar plus an Autobond Laminator as part of its continued growth and improvement. The installation of the new 12 colour press with Cutstar will enable Banbury-based Stones to pro

Sales of e-books in the U.S. have gone from "exponential" to "incremental," surprising almost all of the industry pundits. In-depth research from RR Bowker actually indicates signs of market saturation. But one major category of books still seems likely to be replaced by digital content.

It's alive! Recent media reports about the death of the Son of Black Liquor tax loophole for U.S. paper companies turned out to be greatly exaggerated.

Fellow print lovers, it's time to stop pretending that electronic publications aren't real magazines or that print is always superior to digital. Printed publications have become a niche medium. A niche product cannot be all things to all people.

Quad/Graphics once tried to build a printing plant next to a paper mill. But now its approach to "redefining print" is to help its clients "connect with customers" via various digital media.

The potential purchaser of the idled Port Hawkesbury paper mill in Canada has almost worked out an electricity deal and has contacted the union to start labor negotiations, the bankruptcy monitor revealed today.

(USA)The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of Huhtamäki Oyj will be held on Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 13.00 in the Finlandia Hall...

(USA)Solid organic net sales growth throughout the year...

(Sweden)Net sales amounted to SEK 3,807 m (3,971). Adjusted for exchange rate changes, net sales decreased by 0.8%...

(USA)Kimberly-Clark Corporation (NYSE: KMB) today announced that Cynthia Dautrich, Global Procurement Officer, has been named to Supply & Demand Chain Executive magazine's 12th annual listing of "Pros to Know" in the Supply Chain Industry...rn

(Finland)Stora Enso broadens its Graphical Board offering with MediaCard, a single layer (SL) board with a double silk coated surface...

(Sweden)The net asset value increased by 8.1% and amounted to SEK 61,839 m at the end of December...

(Sweden)For example, at one single cellulose manufacturer, Domsjö Fabrikerna in Sweden, the producer of special cellulose, which is used to in the manufacturing of viscose fibers, causes one thousand tons...