Pulp & Paper Radio International

In the news: Fire at Wisconsin facility; Company fined for discharging excess effluent; Fire destroys more than a thousand acres of forestland; L-P says it will add jobs; Soaring power costs forcing some mills to limit or shut down production; PM40 company sells forestland; Company postpones plan to list stock; Mill officially shuts down for good; Update on U.S. Post Office rates; plus much more!

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

In the news: New material recovery facility opens; Company announces layoffs; Update on major investment; Three of Resolute's FSC certificates suspended; Pulp mill lays off 200 employees for 10 weeks; Furloughed workers at mill could be out of work for 8 or 9 months; NYSE withdraws delisting determination for Verso; plus much more!

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

In the news: Elephants show up at mill and kill man; Indefinite layoffs after boiler explosion; Two injured in fire at mill; Shareholders back demerger; Mill resumes operations; Update in police shooting at mill site; New pulp mill announced; Forestlands sale completed; plus much more!

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

In the news: Company to invest millions to modernize mill; Country files dispute with World Trade Organization; Antitrust complaint filed against PM40 company; Government seizes packaging plant; IP starts layoffs ahead of planned mill closure; Mill cited and fined after fatality; Company announces workforce reductions; Mill leaders threaten to fire hundreds of employees; Man accused of killing 15 in accident at mill appears in court; Feds sue mill and others; Company officially changes names; Facility closes and 50 workers laid off; proposed U.S. EPA regulations; and much more!

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

In the news: 15 die in accident at facility; PM40 company to pay $241 million to settle tax dispute; Paper manufacturer to open new facility, will employ more than 200; Company to spin off specialty paper division; NGO criticizes APP; Police officer shoots man at RR Donnelley; Company wants to sell paper machine; Companies receive funding for environmental improvements; More than 40 jobs to be slashed when facility closes; Orchids announces new paper machine and converting line projects; Land acquisition in Michigan; Company announces joint venture; and much more!

Give us your comments following the show.  In the United States, text 832175 with your comments to 22333, or, anywhere in the world, go to www.pollev.com/pnpri1

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

In the news: PM40 companies making acquisitions; Fire engulfs mill; Facilities to be idled; Brazil company sells land; Companies say they will merge; Paper machine at mill will shut down, workers to be laid off; Plant to close, nearly 80 jobs to be eliminated; Reward offered in vandalism case; Jury rules in favor of company; Companies in legal battle; Waiting period for deal extended; Randy "Dr. Box" Phares delivers his latest Box Report; and much more!

Give us your comments following the show.  In the United States, text 832175 with your comments to 22333, or, anywhere in the world, go to www.pollev.com/pnpri1

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide.

In the news: Mill restarts paper machine after explosion; Company mulling business spinoff; Corporation announces sale of packaging business; Idle mill to be converted and will reportedly begin operations next year; Fire at PCA facility; New power plant at mill begins commercial operation; Fatal accident on Weyerhaeuser land; Packaging company to acquire three sites; plus much more!

Give us your comments following the show.  In the United States, text 832175 with your comments to 22333, or, anywhere in the world, go to www.pollev.com/pnpri1

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

In the news: $2.7 billion deal announced; Companies weighing legal options as China imposes anti-dumping duty; Boiler explodes at mill; Upgrades announced at two mills; Printing facility will close and 150 workers will lose their jobs; Kadant to acquire Carmanah Design and Manufacturing; 50 workers laid off at mill; Man gets six years in prison for stealing from IP facility; and much more!

 Give us your comments following the show.  In the United States, text 832175 with your comments to 22333, or, anywhere in the world, go to www.pollev.com/pnpri1

In the news: Billion dollar forestland deal announced; $170 million conversion project at U.S. mill complete; Shutdown of mill will come sooner than originally planned; Company says it will shut down machine; Power plant at shuttered mill imploded; Complaint filed against company; PCA completes acquisition; Layoffs announced at mill; Sappi announces major investment; and much more!

Give us your comments following the show.  In the United States, text 832175 with your comments to 22333, or, anywhere in the world, go to www.pollev.com/pnpri1

Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

In the news: Company making $620 million acquisition; Fire at plant; Loan guarantee gets OK for pellet plant; Official hopes to resume talks with potential buyer of mill; Lawmakers want to say adieu to paper textbooks; USG forms joint venture; Timber company may sell home building unit; Anti-dumping investigation; Earnings reports; Our Xpert Panel weighs in on a possible interest rate increase and how that will affect business; and much more!

What are your comments on today's show?  In the United States, text 832175 with your comments to 22333, or, anywhere in the world, go to www.pollev.com/pnpri1