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EPA says it found 19 more potential violations at New-Indy mill in South Carolina

The findings are the latest issue for the beleaguered mill.

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Attempted Murder at Menasha Packaging: Warehouse Stabbing Suspect Charged

Damico has been accused of stabbing another individual at the packaging warehouse following an altercation, as stated in Grundy County court records. Both the victim and Damico were employees at the business.

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WestRock facility receives citations, penalty of $29,004

According to a press release received Monday by Erin Wilson, director of communications for the N.C. Department of Labor, WestRock Kraft Paper LLC was cited with two alleged serious violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of North Carolina with a total penalty of $29,004.

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B.C. mill workers still fighting for wages 3 years after cyberattack hit payroll system

Unions representing hundreds of paper mill workers in British Columbia are fighting to resolve payment issues three years after a cyberattack compromised the system that kept track of workers' pay, court documents show.

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Ahlstrom Kaukauna mill won't be cited for worker's death

One worker was killed Aug. 16, 2022 at the Ahlstrom paper mill, also known as the Thilmany mill.

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Lawsuit Filed By Residents Against New Indy Paper Mill Claiming Chemicals Are Being Dumped In Catawba River

On Monday, Feb. 13, the legal team representing residents filed a lawsuit saying harmful chemicals beneath the mill are being dumped in the Catawba river.

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U.S. to raise tariffs for Canada's two largest lumber companies as trade fight persists

The US Commerce Department plans to raise tariffs on two of Canada's largest timber companies, while reducing tariffs on most other Canadian producers.

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Michigan sues Domtar over alleged 'forever chemical' contamination

Domtar operated a disposal site for the waste from production from 1998 to 2020, when the Port Huron plant closed.

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Delivery driver altercation causes Georgia-Pacific facility lockdown near Blue Rapids, Kansas

It was reported that the drivers were a man and woman. They say the Marysville Police Dept. told them they received a call about a woman heading south from Marysville with a gun. The woman at the plant had a shotgun pointed at the man. Responding officers were able to talk them down and take both individuals into custody.

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Roseburg Reaches Agreement in Principle to Settle Majority of Mill Fire Claims

Roseburg Forest Products announced that it has agreed in principle with four law firms representing the majority of claims to settle the families' property losses, personal injuries and wrongful death claims arising from the Sept. 2 Mill Fire.

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B.C. court rules Tolko must pay $343,000 cost of fighting 2016 wildfire

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has upheld more than $343,000 in cost-recovery fines that were handed to a forestry company for starting a wildfire in 2016.

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Judge orders Ron Van Den Heuvel to begin repaying $200 a month to victims of his $9.4M in fraudulent business dealings

Ron Van Den Heuvel, who formerly headed Green Box of De Pere, was sentenced Jan. 23, 2019, to 7½ years in prison. He was released early from federal prison because of the COVID-19 epidemic. He has been living in the Cheboygan, Michigan, area, and has been earning income, U.S. District Judge William Griesbach wrote in a five-page decision last week.

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More Northern California victims who lost homes in Mill Fire sue lumber mill owner

It is at least the fourth civil lawsuit to be brought against Roseburg in connection with the Mill Fire. The 3,935-acre wildfire sparked Sept. 2 near the city of Weed, destroying more than 115 structures and killing two residents.

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Federal court signs off on $1.1 million fine against New-Indy paper mill

The New Indy paper mill in York County has agreed to a $1.1 million penalty and consent decree to resolve the lawsuit filed against the mill for causing a foul odor.

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Groundless bankruptcy filing for Metsä Fibre - the company has a strong financial position and solvency

One of Metsä Fibre Oy's Kemi bioproduct mill project suppliers, Virtor Oy, has filed a groundless bankruptcy application against Metsä Fibre Oy.

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Packaging Corporation of America settles racial harassment lawsuit

Paper manufacturers Packaging Corporation of America Central California Corrugated, LLC. (PCA) and Schwarz Partners LP will pay $385,000 and implement preventative measures to settle a racial harassment lawsuit seeking relief for two African American men who worked at a manufacturing plant located in McClellan, California, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced.

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Residents file lawsuit against ND Paper mill in Old Town, Maine

ND Paper Mill in Old Town is facing legal trouble after a class-action lawsuit was filed in federal court in Bangor.

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Roseburg Forest Products initiates settlement discussions after Mill Fire lawsuits

Roseburg Forest Products has reportedly begun settlement discussions in multiple lawsuits alleging that its actions caused the fire in Siskiyou County in September.

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$99K fine, odor control proposed for Graphic Packaging facility over alleged air violations

Graphic Packaging International would pay a $99,270 fine and be required to make process changes at its paper factory over alleged air quality violations, under an order proposed by state of Michigan environmental regulators and announced this week.

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Armed hooded men set fire to a forestry company's camp in the Chilean Araucania region

Armed and hooded individuals have set fire to the Oldenburg Camp, on Arauco's forestry land in the commune of La Unión, in the Araucanía region of southern Chile.

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Graphic Packaging mill put on lockdown after man drives through security gate

Employees at the Graphic Packaging paper mill in Cass County went under lockdown the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 18 after a man drove his vehicle through the security gate.

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Mativ Holdings, Inc. Confirms Recent Data breach Affected Employee Information

On October 3, 2022, Mativ Holdings, Inc. filed an official notice of a data breach with the Massachusetts Attorney General's office after the company experienced a cyberattack that compromised sensitive employee information contained on its computer network.

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Containerboard Manufacturer PCA Will Pay $2.5 Million for Violating Clean Air Act at its Louisiana Mill

In the complaint, filed with the proposed settlement, the United States and the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) allege nine Clean Air Act violations that stem, in part, from a fatal explosion and accidental release at the DeRidder mill on Feb. 8, 2017.

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Report: Fatal scaffold collapse at Domtar facility in Quebec's Eastern Townships due to design flaw

The fatal scaffolding collapse in 2021 at the Domtar facility in Windsor, Que., about 120 kilometres east of Montreal, could have been prevented, according to a report by the province's workplace safety board.

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Hundreds of jobs go as Arjowiggins Aberdeen paper mill goes into administration

Administrators have now been appointed at the Arjowiggins Group mills at Stoneywood, as well as Chartham, Kent, with 368 of the group's 463 UK-based employees made redundant immediately.

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