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Profitable papermaking means continuous production with minimal deviations from quality specifications. While steady-state control performance is essential, the elimination of waste during transitions such as grade changes and break recoveries is where the greatest economic gains can be achieved. As production rates rise, often stretching the design capacity...  Read More
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Euro area inflation resembles a mountain stage on the Tour By Scott Howard, Economist, Macroeconomics, RISI

The riders on this year's Tour de France have left the flat roads behind as they head into the mountain stages in the second week of the race. Sadly for European consumers, inflation has tracked a similarly steep path since the beginning of the year.

Special Report: Discovering Uruguay - Royal Dutch Shell & Botnia    By Graeme Rodden, Editor, Pulp & Paper magazine, RISI Who could have known that an investment in forestry by one of the world’s largest petrochemical companies, Royal Dutch Shell, would result less than 20 years later in Botnia’s first investment outside of Finland and Uruguay’s first mega pulp mill.
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  • Developing closer ties with customers
  • Developing closer ties with suppliers
  • Developing new product lines

  • Developing new business areas outside the pulp and paper sector

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