Pulp & Paper Radio International

Here are some of this week's headlines: Wausau Paper to sell three mills, focus on tissue business; MeadWestvaco to invest $184M in India; Sappi announces price increase; IP completes deal in Brazil; Arauco replacing mill destroyed by fire; UPM plans to reduce 580,000 metric tons of graphic paper capacity in Europe. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

Here are some of this week's headlines: Norske Skog eliminates 110 mill jobs; Large fire at paper mill in India; Chinese journalist allegedly beaten at mill; Sappi to invest $2.5M at Maine mill; Fibria to pay $37M to settle suit; Fire at New York mill; Kruger employees return to work; International Paper sells land in Virginia. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

Here are some of this week's headlines: Burrows Paper Corporation acquires Innopak; Emami Paper puts off mill expansion project; Brazil companies sell assets to reduce debts; Fire destroys semi at International Paper mill; Port Townsend Paper mill fined for violation; Georgia manufacturer cited for safety violations after explosion. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

Here are some of this week's headlines: Temple-Inland faces federal misdemeanor charges; Clariant sells part of specialty chemical business to SK Capital; Appeals delay Port Townsend biomass plant expansion; NewPage emerges from bankruptcy; Catalyst sells railroad and closed paper mill. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

Here are some of this week's headlines: Large pulp and forestry complex begins operation in Brazil; Russian mill declared bankrupt; Domtar to cut 125 jobs; Mill shutting down paper machine for 15 days; Rayonier increases Texas timberland ownership. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

We'll be interviewing Mr. James M. Taylor, senior fellow at the Heartland Institute, on a new policy brief he co-authored that challenges a November PricewaterhouseCoopers Global Warming report.

Here are some of this week's headlines: International Paper reaches agreement to sell Temple-Inland building products division for $750 million; Power plant to be built at Georgia paper mill; Huhtamaki buying former Ford plant to make paper cups; Voith sees more Chinese orders in 2012; UPM closes down Finland mill;  No strike at Sappi mill as union OKs contract.. Nips is a weekly show of the latest news concerning the pulp and paper industry worldwide.  Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

Here are some of this week's headlines: Amcor may close paper mill following fire; CMPC to start $2.1 billion expansion in Brazil; Norway to pay Brazil $180 million for slowing deforestation; Man sentenced for paper mill standoff in Maine; Fire at Verso Paper Mill. Nips is a weekly show of the latest news concerning the pulp and paper industry worldwide.

There were technical difficulties in the 3 Dec 12 Nips Show.  This "part 2" takes up where those technical difficulties occurred and completes the show.  Sorry for any inconvenience.

Here are some of this week's headlines (plus we have another Monday Morning Highlight from Dr. Box you won't want to miss!): Roof collapses at paper mill site; Sappi workers vote to authorize strike; Graphic Packaging Holding Company agrees to acquire A&R Carton's Beer and Beverage Packaging business; Ontario sawmill to build pellet plant; Cape Breton mill's tax bill will be reduced. Nips is a weekly show of the latest news concerning the pulp and paper industry worldwide.  Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

Weekly show of the latest news concerning the pulp and paper industry worldwide.  Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry. Here are some of this week's headlines (plus a Morning Highlight you won't want to miss!): Paper mill workers in India go on indefinite strike; Mondi to close Czech containerboard mill; Resolute to shut down Ontario paper mill; Wausau Paper announces layoffs; University donates paper pulp to Goodwill program.

Weekly show of the latest news concerning the pulp and paper industry worldwide.  Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry. Here are some of this week’s headlines: Group urges banks not to lend to APP; Paper mill owner arrested after police shooting leaves man dead; Metso to cut 400 jobs; Graphic Packaging acquires business; Verso gets $84 million insurance settlement; Nova Scotia government expresses interest in buying shuttered mill’s assets; Atlantic Packaging plans to reopen mill in Canada.

Weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Here are some of this week's headlines: APP hires former U.S. ambassador as adviser; Bangladesh paper mill fined for polluting river; Nepal mill axes more than 100 jobs; Russian workers on verge of strike; Resolute to shut down paper machine, lay off 111 employees; Settlement reached in International Paper mill blast lawsuit. Plus more on earnings season in this week's show!

Weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Here are some of this week's headlines: Asia Pulp & Paper and Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings say they are open for inquiry from Disney, others; Company fined over mill death; Canfor reopens B.C. sawmill; Abandoned Tembec sawmill goes up in flames; 85-year-old paper mill to shut down next month.Plus more on earnings season in this week's show!

Weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Here are some of this week’s headlines: Indonesian government to question Disney on paper products boycott; Paper dumping scam leads to indictment; Union workers picket at Sappi mill; Bank offers to buy Russian mill debt; Stora Enso eyes selling mill in France; United State wants Canada to withdraw payments to Nova Scotia paper mill.

Weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Here are some of this week’s headlines (plus another special segment from Randy "Dr. Box" Phares): Glatfelter comments on mill fire in France; Norske Skog, Sappi to close mill machines in January; Israeli entrepreneur to raise $150-200M to fund new venture that will produce state-of-the-art industrial printers built on nanotechnology; Fire at Texas mill takes hours to combat; Canadian woodlot owners stumped by paper mill prices.

Weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Here are some of this week’s headlines: Worker dies following accident at International Paper facility; Michigan man wanted for paper mill fire arrested in California; Three charged with stealing electrical wiring from abandoned paper mill; Nova Scotia environmental group voices concerns over forestry agreement; Strike at India paper mill ends; Fire causes damage at Canadian mill. 

Weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Here are some of this week’s headlines, plus we have a special segment on Tradition’s September wrap up of developments in the financial market for pulp swaps: Administrator challenged by Gunns investors; Lawmakers urge probe into China’s paper, timber industry; Mondi completes acquisition; Russian paper mill faces closure; NewPage reaches agreement with creditors; U.S. trade rep starts NAFTA inquiry into subsidies for Canadian paper mill.

Weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Here are just a few of this week's headlines (we also have a special segment discussing the proposed changes to the Libor rate): Paper mill deploys force in land conflict, five injured; China paper manufacturer in talks over Gunns mills; Port Hawkesbury paper mill to resume operations.

In this episode, we will talk about supplier gifts and their destructive nature.