The rise is attributed to increasing input costs, particularly for pulp.
Sappi sales teams will contact customers to discuss details.
Sappi is a global leader in woodfibre-based materials, focused on sustainability and a circular economy. The company produces paper, pulp, and other products from sustainably managed forests.
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Sappi's Kirkniemi Mill in Lohja, Finland. Source: Sappi
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Andrew King, CEO of Mondi
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UPM Kaukas. The mill is located on the shore of Lake Saimaa in Lappeenranta in South East Finland. Source: UPM
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Derek Nighbor, President and CEO of the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC)
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David Chem, chemical engineering graduate student, holds on the right a vial of water with methyl orange dye. On the left, the water is clear after modified lignin bonds with the dye and falls to the bottom of the vial. (Photo by Russell Cothren)
Nanocellulose aerogel beads developed by doctoral researcher Mohammad Karzarjeddi at the University of Oulu, designed to absorb oils and organic solvents from water. Source: University of Oulu
The ribbon was cut in the presence of Véronique Dufour (EPIQ Digital), Rob Normandeau (Seafort Capital) and Naji Elabiad (President and Chief Operating Officer, EPIQ Machinery).
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Kap Paper’s Kapuskasing mill. Image Source: Kap Paper
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Papeterie le Bourray mill in Saint-Mars-la-Brière, France.
Modernizing the Saint John westside pulp mill. Source: CIB
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Viktor Siewertz
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