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Coy Paper Company LLC and Paper.com - not only offer more paper grades than any other website, industry expert, P. Scott Vallely, also keeps you up to date on what is happening in the paper industry..... usually before it is public information.
About the Author
- P. Scott Vallely
- Mr. Vallely's career includes over thirty years as an operating executive in the paper, distribution, and e-commerce industries. After selling his last enterprise, Paper.com LLC, he decided to exit the paper market for one that is more dynamic (and fun!). He is now focused on his most recent venture, the Charter Oak Brewing Company. His role at Charter Oak Brewing Company will focus on creating brews, developing markets, and selling beer. He will manage the operations and provide overall direction and strategy. This microbrewery will market four flagships, handcrafted brands and also four seasonal more complex, robust, and higher alcohol brands. Vallely has been a home brewer for nearly 30 years and has always had a passion and commitment to brewing only the finest beer and strives to make our beers visible and available to all beer drinkers. Company. Contact Mr. Vallely at http://charteroakbrewing.com/
Blog Archive- See our past news Releases
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- Price Increases are Announced for Europe
- Newprint Prices to Increase
- RISI Reports on State of Paper Industry
- Pulp Prices continue to Rally
- News from AF&PA Meetings
- Forecast is Growth in Demand for PaperBoard
- ContainerBoard Supply Continues to Tighten
- Neenah Paper Announces Organizational Changes
- Worldcolor to Close Printing Plant
- Apple’s IPAD Confirms Publishers for the EReader
- Finnish Strike is Over
- Caraustar Announces Paperboard Price Increase
- Carbonless Price Increase
- Update on Chilean Pulp & Paper Market
- Kruger Extends Downtime at Wayagamack Paper Mill
- NewPage to Purchase Domtar Coated Product Lines
- Deutsche Bank reports on a Potential Additional Ta...
- Update on Containerboard Market
- Many Paper Producers Announce Price Increases
- Update on Paper Markets for February
- Domtar Closes a Paper Mill
- Chilian Earthquake Disrupts Pulp Supply
- OnLine Sales Continues to Grow
- St Mary's Paper will Shut Down Paper machine
- Catalyst May Restart Two Paper Machines
- Advertising, both Print and Digital, will Grow
- Shipping Ports in Finland Remain on Strike
- Commercial Printers Down 7.2%
- January Paper Shipments Up
- Fraser Paper to Emerge with New Name
- Paper Industry Continues Growth into Alternative E...
- Apple IPAD Coming...could be Game Changer
- Coy Paper Expands into AF 21 Fire Proof Paper Che...
- Prospective on Publication Paper Pricing
- Pulp & Paper Companies Report Increased Profits i...
- Worldcolor to Close, yet another, Printing Plant
- Post Office Documents Plan
- USA Manufacturing, including Paper, Expanded in Fe...
- Finnish Mills Look at Downtime because of Strike
- Preliminary Ruling on Anti-Dumping of Coated Papers
- International Paper Closes Another Paper Mill
- Are E-Books Really Taking Over?
- The Power of the Printed Word
- European Paper Output Confirmed Down in 2009
- Update on Market Pulp
- 2010 and the Paper Industry
- Containerboard Price Hike Still On
- WorldColor Closes Another Plant
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Paper Mills
- Appleton
- Beckett
- Boise
- Coy - Crusader Paper
- Coy Paper Company
- Cranes Paper
- Domtar - Weyerhaeuser
- Finch Paper
- Fraser Paper
- Georgia Pacific Paper
- Glatfelter Mead
- Gmund
- Hallmark
- Hammermill Paper
- International Paper
- Kromekote
- LabelBlank
- Masterpiece Studios
- Mead School Supply
- MeadWestvaco
- Mitsubishi Paper
- Mohawk Paper
- Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc.
- Nashua Paper
- National Envelope
- NCR Paper
- Neenah Paper
- Nekoosa Coated Papers
- NewPage Paper
- Pacon School Papers
- SAPPI
- Smart Papers
- Springhill
- Sterling Ultra
- Strathmore Paper
- TST Impresso
- Wausau and Mosinee
- Xerox Paper
- Yupo
- Zapco
1 comment:
oh, man.... another one bits the dust. I understand this was a big plant and reasonably efficient. I would imagine, with the current advent of M&A, more and more plants will be shut down.
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