Here is the new issue of Nordisk Papper & Massa (3/2026)

New issue of Nordisk Papper & Massa.

Published by

Tilly Österholm - 30 Mar, 2026

Our English edition, produced in collaboration with PulpaperNews.com, features the latest news and developments in the pulp and paper industry.

Enjoy reading HERE!

Top News

The Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre, Finland. Photo: ©janne@624.fi/Messukeskus

Pulp & Beyond 2026: Featuring pulp and paper industry trends and challenges

Avery Dennison recognized as one of the world’s most innovative companies

Norske Skog divests Saugbrugs properties for NOK 720 million

Rottneros enters into an amended loan agreement

Georgia-Pacific appoints David Duncan as new CEO, with Vivek Joshi promoted to EVP of consumer products. Photo: PRNewsfoto/Georgia-Pacific

Georgia-Pacific names new CEO

Georgia-Pacific announced that effective immediately, David Duncan, executive vice president of Georgia-Pacific's consumer products group...

Mondi reveals how purpose-built corrugated packaging can drastically reduce food waste. Photo: Mondi, PR356

Purpose-built corrugated packaging can reduce food waste

Mondi, a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper, has released a new white paper...

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VPK Packaging appoints new Managing Director for UK and Ireland

VPK Packaging has announced the appointment of Martin Taylor as its new Managing Director for...

Domtar to idle Coosa Pines, Alabama fluff pulp mill

Domtar, a leading North American manufacturer of diversified forest products, today announced it will indefinitely...

Voith employees in front of the 3,000th Voith headbox. Photo: Voith

Voith delivers its 3,000th headbox

Voith has reached an important milestone with the delivery of its 3,000th headbox. Since the...

While eggs and bottle/wine shipping continue to be stable, well-established end uses for moulded pulp, the report points to significant growth opportunities in foodservice, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical applications. Photo: Simon Matthis

Sustained growth for $4.7 billion moulded pulp packaging market

The market for moulded pulp is projected to reach $4.7 billion in 2026, according to...

Wuzhou Special Paper’s new greenfield pulp mill in China. Photo: Wuzhou Special Paper

Wuzhou Special Paper selects Andritz as main supplier for new pulp mill

Wuzhou Special Paper (Jiangxi) Co. Ltd., a Chinese paper producer, has selected international technology group...

Surface is adapted for multiple printing techniques, including flexographic, digital, and gravure printing. Source: Koehler Paper.

Koehler unveils lightweight paper for flexible packaging

The German paper manufacturer Koehler Paper has introduced a new heat-sealable packaging paper with very...

Sappi Europe announces additional price increases

Following Sappi’s recent price increase communications for Graphic Paper products (WFC/UWF/MC) effective 16 March 2026...

Strong U.S. trade law enforcement measures coupled with the appropriate application of Section 232 tariff measures have resulted in reducing Canada's softwood lumber market share in the U.S.

Canadian imports are being replaced by US production

Strong U.S. trade law enforcement measures coupled with the appropriate application of Section 232 tariff...

Essity purchases around 6 TWh of fossil gas annually, which corresponds to 60 percent of Sweden's total gas consumption. Photo: Essity

Essity cuts 100 jobs in Sweden

Tissue paper giant Essity will reduce approximately 100 positions for Essity in Sweden. Union negotiations...

$A joint venture between TOMRA, a sensor-based sorting technology provider, and Plastretur, Norway's producer responsibility organisation for plastic packaging, has opened a facility designed to process 90,000 tonnes of packaging waste a year. The Områ facility, located at Holtskogen outside Oslo, uses automated mixed waste sorting to separate materials into ten distinct polymer fractions. Foto: TOMRA$ $A joint venture between TOMRA, a sensor-based sorting technology provider, and Plastretur, Norway's producer responsibility organisation for plastic packaging, has opened a facility designed to process 90,000 tonnes of packaging waste a year. The Områ facility, located at Holtskogen outside Oslo, uses automated mixed waste sorting to separate materials into ten distinct polymer fractions. Foto: TOMRA$