ABB officially opened a global research and development (R&D) center for the pulp and paper industry in Dundalk, Ireland.

Ahlstrom-Munksjö Paper (Taicang) Co. Ltd, is a converting facility for electrotechnical paper and enriching industry for 15 long years. The facility was established 15 years ago to serve Asian customers with converted electrotechnical paper products.

Södra partners with ANDRITZ for the world’s largest lignin production system at Mönsterås pulp mill, marking a significant step in sustainable wood utilisation.

ANDRITZ has received an order for a new needlepunch line from Turkish insulation felt manufacturer Şiteks, to be installed at their Tekirdag plant. This investment will expand Şiteks’ capacity to meet international demand in the automotive and woodworking sectors.

International technology group ANDRITZ is collaborating on the ReWaste F development project, uniting science and industry to revolutionize Austria’s waste management sector into a sustainable economy.

ANDRITZ Group is addressing the demands of pulp and paper producers to achieve their goals for process efficiency and environmental sustainability at the Pulp & Beyond exhibition.

Klabin recently recognises ANDRITZ for its technical expertise and project management performance during the Puma II pulp and paper mill expansion project.

Ahlstrom strengthens its collaboration with Metsa Fibre and 3M, and Earthworm Foundation to identify and implement best practices that support responsible forest management.

Under the joint leadership of VTT Technical Research Centre and RISE Research Institutes, the industry comes together to aim at emission-free pulping.

ANDRITZ Group has recently received an order from Papel Prensa S.A. to supply a complete old corrugated containers (OCC) line including a reject handling system