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September 2001
Cover Story
Connecting the Dots — Tropicana Packaging Design and Production Goes Digital
by Matt Coleman Editor
Feature Stories
Inkjet Technology: Breaking New Ground in Package and Label Printing
by Hugh Baker-Smith group sales director Xaar plc
Out of the Box

Solutions for Fully-Automated Box Making
by Troy Burkholder Contributing Editor
Specialty Folder-Gluers — Thinking of Expanding Your Business?
based on an interview with David Hodges Product Management-Alliance Machine System International, LL
What a Difference a Year Can Make
Matt Coleman | Technical Editor matt_coleman@intertec.com
Equipment and Supplies
equipment & supplies

B2B Bulletins
b2b bulletin

Finished Products
end product update

Market Watch
Add a Coat of Value to Your Box
By Karen S. Kaplan, consultant.
Coming Events
events

Newsmakers
newsmakers

Industry News
Alliance Buys ASC's Corrugated Business

CompuCom Upgrades Smurfit-Stone's IT

Corrugated Product Shipments Slip in 2Q

Estimated Down Time for North American Containerboard(tons)

FirstPak: The Invisible Brand Name

Gaylord Sets-Aside 75,000-Tons in AICC Deal

IP Initiates Series of Shutdowns

IP Restarts Three Machines

Norampac Acquires Norseman Assets

Paperboard Industries Intl. Reports 2Q Profits

Pratt to Set Up 2nd BHS Corrugator

Shasta Mill Shuts Down, Union Sues

Sonoco to Acquire Phoenix Packaging

U.S. Pulp, Linerboard Prices Stay Flat

Weyerhaeuser Extends Tender Offer for Willamette

Weyerhaeuser Sells US$840 Million to Cover Buyout Debt

Industry News International
Alliance/ASC Pallmac Iron Out Agreement

Barco Graphics' Packaging Division Business Booms in First Half 2001

China's Linerboard Market Turns to Its Domestic Producers

Chinese Mill Swaps Testliner for Kraftliner

CUIR Installs Flexo Printer

European Companies Halt Production, Protect Prices

European Corrugate Thrives Says Report

European Kraft Market Looking Up

Heidelberg Delivers Positive Fiscal Results

Huhtamaki Sells Fruit Packaging Division

International Paper Reboots Scottish Mill

IP & Stora Enso Rumored on Merger Talks

Malaysia's Pascorp Postpones PM's Start

No Pattern to Asia's Pulp Prices

OCC Prices Increase Despite Low Demand

Oji Paper Regroups Once More to Cut Costs

Pulp and Paper Merger in Taiwan

Siam's Pulp and Paper Announces 2001 Results

Stora Enso Approves EU500 Million Upgrade of Its Belgian Mill

Stora Enso Reports Profit Losses for 2001

 
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IP Restarts Three Machines

Boxboard Containers International, Sep 1, 2001
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International Paper (IP), the world's largest paper and forest products company, will restart three paper machines in response to increased business at its Erie PA-mill.

After reducing staff in 1999, IP's Erie-based mill will start operating one paper machine at the end of August and two others in October, opening an estimated 50 operations and maintenance positions.

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