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St. Stephen, B.C. losing up to 75 jobs as Arauco closes particleboard plant

St. Stephen will lose 60 to 75 jobs by the end of the year because particleboard operations at the Arauco plant will be shutting down.

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Shift reductions coming to Tolko facilities in B.C. as market remains volatile

Tolko says its Armstrong, Lumby and Heffley Creek operations in British Columbia will see shift reductions as volatile conditions continue to plague the province's lumber industry.

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Former pulp and paper mill in Fort Frances, Ont., could produce cannabis, packaging

The former Resolute pulp and paper mill in Fort Frances, Ont., could produce cannabis or even specialty packaging materials, according to the site's new owner.

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Nearly 4 Years After Closing, Old Town Pulp Mill Reopens Under New Ownership

Almost four years ago, the Old Town pulp mill was shut down. Nearly 200 workers were affected. But last fall, a subsidiary of a Chinese company purchased the mill, and now it has come back to life.

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Conifex Announces Curtailment of El Dorado Sawmill

The curtailment is expected to reduce Conifex's US South lumber production by approximately 21 million board feet to the end of the year.

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Sinclar Group announces two-week curtailments

Sinclar Group Forest Products Ltd. has announced two week curtailments at its sawmill operations in Prince George, Vanderhoof and Fort St. James starting August 19.

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New report shows Wisconsin's paper industry leads the nation

Wisconsin's paper industry is alive and well, according to a new state report. A recent study shows the Badger State's paper industry leads the nation in many economic measures.

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Production cuts at Canfor's Taylor pulp mill extended

Canfor is extending the curtailment at the Taylor pulp mill into September.

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Canfor Announces Additional Capacity Reductions in BC

Canfor Corporation announced further capacity reductions at two of its British Columbia sawmills with an indefinite curtailment at its Mackenzie sawmill and the permanent elimination of one shift at its Isle Pierre sawmill.

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Stora Enso evaluates expansion in Wood Products

Stora Enso has initiated feasibility studies for a possible cross laminated timber (CLT) unit in connection with its Ždírec mill in the Czech Republic and a new construction beam unit to be located at the Ybbs mill in Austria.

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West Fraser expects lumber production to be 600 million board lower in 2019

As a result of the temporary and permanent curtailments of production announced to date, West Fraser expects lumber production in 2019 to be at least 600 million board feet lower than 2018.

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US decreases 34.8 percent of log exports in January-May 2019

U.S. log exports to Vietnam jumped 39.8% to 110.1 thousand m3 with export value expanded 46.9% to $40.2 million.

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US pellet exports jump 14.8% in first five months 2019

Between January and May, U.S. pellet exports jumped 14.8% y-o-y to 2.5 million m3 with export value expanded 17.4 % to $349.4 million, according to USDA data.

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Employee consultation processes at UPM Plattling concluded

The number of persons affected is 155 and paper machine 10 in Plattling will be permanently closed by mid July 2019.

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Norbord curtails production at its OSB mill in 100 Mile House, Canada

Approximately 160 employees will be impacted by this curtailment.

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Feds invest $13.8M in Kruger biomass and paper projects

Kruger Inc. is receiving a $13.8 million investment from the federal government for biomass and recycled paper projects in Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Brompton, Quebec, respectively.

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China increases log imports from New Zealand and Australia

From January through April, Chinese log imports from New Zealand jumped 21.8% y-o-y to 5.6 million m3 with import value $787.9 million, according to China Customs data.

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