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The other management board member is Katarzyna Wojtkowiak, who replaced Göran Eklund at the end of May 2023 following the news of his retirement. She is another well qualified business expert and has been chief accountant and group treasurer at Arctic Paper for over 11 years. She is well positioned to continue Göran’s strong efforts in maintaining the positive trajectory of the company.

Having been pushed off that argument, he comes to an entirely different point and says that paper manufacturers will not buy our machinery because we have not been buying their paper. Gentleman's account of the attitude of the Canadian paper manufacturers is correct. I am sure that they realise, as those whom I met last year in Canada realised, that our inability to buy more from them is the result of our dollar situation, and that the more we can do to increase our exports to Canada, the more we shall be able to buy from them. That has already been seen in the results of our increased purchases of certain Canadian products in the past few weeks. Really, I do not think that suggestions of that kind will help us forward at all.

• Gentleman is quite right, and that on a number of occasions they pressed the desirability and indeed the importance of maintaining the continuity of these contracts for as long ahead as possible, and certainly up to the end of 1951.
• The Company commenced production in the year 1984 with a initial capacity of 90,000 tonnes per annum (tpa).
• The Egyptians are considered to have been the first to invent a kind of
  paper, using papyrus reed.
• Subject to closing date adjustments, Stora Enso will book a disposal loss of approximately EUR 35 million, in addition to the impairment loss of EUR 19 million recorded in Q4/2022, in its IFRS operating profit in Q1/2023, as an item affecting comparability.

We are supported by a competent workforce, having years of rich industry experience behind them. Our marketing strategies and distribution systems are such that clients are served on the highest priority basis up to their utmost satisfaction. The pulper mixes the fibre with water and has small holes of 6mm in size which allow fibres to fall through and screen out larger contaminants.

• The core materials used to produce paper in the mills are pulp, chemical fillers (primarily calcium carbonate), starch (extracted from maize, potatoes and tapioca) and optical bleaching agents.
• For many years, the main raw materials of paper pulp were rags and
  straw.
• In general, graphic fine paper prices tend to follow pulp prices with a slight time lag.
• Likewise former Potters cashier, Thomas Grime's, move into paper mill ownership at Knott mill.

The HMI via touch panel functions language independent and enables intuitive operating. If required, errors can be diagnosed remotely from Waldbrunn due to the full network capability of the machine. Numerous options allow automatic adjustments to versatile customer requirements. When necessary, strapping programs independently select formulas according to predefined events that can be activated by external interfaces, sensor signals or QR codes. Operation is further simplified by a detailed error display with troubleshooting support. Diagnostics can be handled via online remote maintenance direct from the German Mosca headquarter.

• Initially the base paper for the wallpaper was supplied by Hilton's paper mill, also in Darwen.
• Whether your establishment needs the greaseproof sheet for lining baking tins or wrapping up protein before cooking, our sheets have you covered.
• WCPM presents a range of quality printing & writing papers from 54 to 120 gsm that suits to the entire needs of modern print-houses who demand high quality papers for commercial to premium printing of at reasonable price.
• They may work on layout, photography and sub-editing, as well as write stories.
• In September 1964 the paper relaunched as The Sun with the slogan ‘A Paper Born of the Age We Live In’.
• A product of its time, the newly founded Daily Herald gave the labour movement a voice.

In the early 1960s, faced with a downward spiral in sales and the loss of advertising revenue, the TUC relinquished their shares in the newspaper. An estimated 200,000 people travelled from far and wide, some arriving on special trains organised for the event. It was a marketing extravaganza, with plans for a Sunday edition announced and the drive towards 2 million sales launched. Recruiting readership was an ongoing concern for Odhams’ busy publicity department. Despite condemnation from the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association, gift schemes, competitions and promotional campaigns became important tools for building the Herald’s loyal following. Gifts such as fountain pens and cameras were offered, as well as a free £10,000 family insurance policy for registered readers.

Arctic Paper currently owns and operates three paper mills, shown in Exhibit 9. Arctic Paper is currently primarily exposed to the paper and pulp markets, which are highly commoditised and undoubtedly face large price fluctuations. According to Statista the European pulp and paper industry generated revenue of €95bn in 2021, which implies Arctic Paper has a c 1% market share, based on its FY21 revenue. This is likely due to the oligopolistic nature of the European paper and pulp market, dominated by the larger players such as UPM. Wood pulp is a critical global commodity within the paper industry, with a constant presence in global trade flows, as a result of its primary role in manufacturing numerous paper grades; Arctic Paper produced an average of 394kt of pulp annually, over the last three years.

I feel we should examine the possibility of using the residual fibre of sugar cane, which is technically known as bagasse. We must take the ordinary families of this country with us in the action which we are taking. We can only do that if we are fully informed in the way which Members on both sides of the House have described this afternoon. The reason that it has not proved posible, or that it proved possible only for a very brief time, and then at the expense of our stocks, is to be found in the definite decisions and actions taken by the Government. We do not expect to be able to get more than about 10,000 tons because the decision was taken too late. That letter which I have just quoted also indicates that the freedom—the so-called freedom—that was given to the newspapers to fix the number of their pages within broad limits, as the right hon.

• Good reel condition uniform profile makes it a better choice for web based printing.
• That has already been seen in the results of our increased purchases of certain Canadian products in the past few weeks.
• I would describe it as the family paper—the paper which is taken home and read from cover to cover, including all the advertisements.
• In 1927, it employed only four general reporters—less than half the amount of other national dailies.
• All of our fully automatic pallet strapping systems can be easily integrated into existing production lines or equipped with upstream and downstream conveyor technology.
• Designed to reduce landfill, it was the most modern newsprint recycling plant in Europe.

I believe that in reinforcing the plea for the provincial and local papers, I am doing the right thing. Overseas

The mill would provide an additional source of newsprint for the UK newspaper industry which, while buying material from the three existing UK newsprint mills, still uses large volumes of newsprint from overseas. The UK news (tkwebservice.com) newspaper industry currently uses about 2.3 million tonnes of newsprint a year with less than half of this manufactured domestically. Malin Hay writes about the ‘longest strike in the history of the Finnish paper industry’ (LRB, 24 March). In the early 20th century, Finland was the chief paper supplier for periodicals across the Russian empire. Leading newspapers as far away as Odessa relied on shipments of high-quality Finnish paper for their daily printing.

• We have released dollars for the importation of 20,000 tons of mechanical pulp and 35,000 fathoms of pulp-wood for just this purpose, as well as authorising dollars for 50,000 tons of sulphite pulp, all of it for newsprint.
• This significant increase in energy production is expected to be largely attributable to the scalable new energy plant (boiler) at the Kostrzyn mill, planned for 2028–2030.
• It focused on more affluent boroughs and the initiative seems to have been welcomed by those communities.

Finally, the fibre reaches a paper machine made by Finland-based paper technology firm Valmet where water is removed and the pulp is squeezed between rollers. At the end of the process, the paper is pressed between two stainless steel rollers which give it a smooth surface for printing. It is then passed through a sensor and then cut into appropriate widths, wrapped and dispatched in large rolls. This company is a leading provider of renewable solutions in packaging, wooden constructions, biomaterials and paper on global markets. The customers of this company includes publishers, retailers, brand owners, print and board producers, merchants, printing houses, converters and joineries and construction companies.

The Daily Herald Photographic Archive is still housed within its original filing system and acts as a continuing record of the newspaper’s idiosyncratic editorial perspective on 20th-century history. These images also reveal the behind-the-scenes processes and people instrumental to producing and maintaining such an archive. "I think this could be the rebirth of the local newspaper if we work out how to help the new business models thrive in the long run, not prop up the old ones."

A well-informed Great Britain is essential to the Commonwealth, if the Commonwealth expects Great Britain to remain the corner stone of the Commonwealth. A well-informed Commonwealth is essential to Great Britain if Great Britain wishes to see the unity of the Commonwealth maintained. In the rural areas they are to a considerable extent the only newspapers which are read.

The fall is partially attributed to the temporary closure of pulp mills in addition to large-scale strikes (UPM); output of mechanical pulp decreased by c 5%, the segment in which Arctic Paper produces its groundwood pulp and CTMP. Volumes in the chemical pulp category, specifically NBSK, which makes up a large percentage of Arctic’s pulp revenue, was estimated to have fallen to a lesser extent of c 3%. Most of this is utilised within the European paper industry where it is an essential raw material, particularly for packaging and newsprint. Recycling paper is the most eco-efficient waste management option and the use of recycled fibre complements the need for virgin wood fibre to meet societal demands for paper and board products. Last year, as people returned to the office and the demand for paper rebounded to near pre-pandemic levels, a slimmed-down paper industry was able to raise prices for the first time in years.

Members and, indeed, in the Newsprint Rationing Committee, too, for them. I deeply regret the cut in newsprint since the beginning of the war, in particular because of the effect it has had upon our young writers. The great essayists of the past spent their apprenticeship and learned their trade on the newspapers—men like Chesterton, Belloc and A. G. Gardiner; one can go further back to Thackeray, Dickens and the like. Nowadays, there is very little opportunity for the brilliant young man wishing to acquire a mastership of language and of his trade. He may write something absolutely brilliant, only to find that the sub-editor has ruthlessly put a blue pencil through it and the whole of his work has been reduced to a sentence or two.

Newspapers still have enormous authority that very few online news sites have been able to build. National titles give the best possible UK-wide news and sports coverage, coupled with myriad quality features, and still have large and widespread national reach. For instance, it was undoubtedly national print media that set the agenda for the Brexit debate. The effects of COVID-19 were immediately seen following the commencement of lockdown in late March.