PaperWeek Canada, the premier Canadian gathering for the advancement of the pulp and paper and forest products industry, will be taking place February 3-6, 2020 at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal (QC, Canada).

Tissue World Milan 2019, the world’s largest tissue industry exhibition and conference, opened its doors to the global tissue industry from 25 to 27 March 2019, at the Fieramilanocity Hall 3, Milan, Italy.

Milan event gathered experts from across the entire tissue value chain

Premier technical and business forecasting event offers only chance in 2019 to participate in a peer-reviewed, non-commercial format

12th annual conference continues tradition of providing innovative solutions to contemporary mill challenges

Semi-annual opportunity for tissue manufacturers and equipment suppliers to assess, document and problem solve the “heart” of tissue machines

Milan, 25 March 2019 – Tissue World Milan, the world’s largest tissue industry exhibition and conference, opens its doors at the Fieramilanocity Hall 3, Milan this week.

CHICAGO, March 24, 2019 - The paper industry's premier event, Paper2019, kicked off Sunday morning, March 24 in Chicago.

Over 230 key industry experts from across the paper industry will come together in Berlin, Germany from 9– 10 April 2019 to attend Smithers Pira’s Specialty Papers Europe.

The 2019 PacWest Conference will be held in Whistler, B-C, from June 5-8. The theme of this year is "The Future Is Now - Investing In People, Technology & Assets."

Three-day exhibition and conference features futuristic vision, panel discussions and networking opportunities throughout

PaperWeek Canada 2019 is just behind us and we are happy to announce it was again a huge success!

Pierre Gabriel Côté, CEO of Investissement Quebec, the investment arm of the Quebec government, is very passionate when he talks about the forest products industry.

When it comes to research and innovation in advanced biomaterials, Europe is leading the way to the future.

“The window of opportunity is there but we are not moving fast enough,” said Dr. Patrice Mangin from Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR).