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February 2002
Equipment and Supplies
equipment & supplies

B2B Bulletins
b2b bulletin

Finished Products
end product update

Coming Events
A Sure Source of Profitability for Converters: Materials Handling

events

Industry News
AICC Calls in Entries for Student Packaging Competition

AICC, FBA Compile Corrugator, Sheet Plant Safety Report

AICC, FBA Jointly Conduct Operating Ratio Report

Folding Carton Biz to Benefit from Drive in Cosmetics, Toiletries

Graphic Converting to Combine St. Louis Manufacturing with Niles Plant

ISmurfit-Stone Display Plant Hosts WMPG

M-Real Unifies U.S. Sales Operations

Norampac Sells Paper Recovery Plants to Focus on Packaging

OEC Graphics, Inc. Acquires CAD Coat

P Shuts Down Containerboard Mill, Cuts 350 Jobs

Smurfit-Stone Shuts Doors to Braintree, MA Plant

Smurfit-Stone to Shut Down Jackson, MS Corrugated Plant

Temple-Inland Boosts Tender Offer for Gaylord to US$847 Million

Willamette Tentatively Accepts US$6.1 Billion Offer from Weyerhaeuser

Industry News International
Artwork Systems Acquires Dimensional Impressions

Chile's President Launches CMPC's New PM

Heidelberg Links with Steuer Printing Technology

Japan Paperboard Closes Tokyo Mill

Japan's Oyodo Paper Ceases Operations

Japan's Paperboard Production Down in the Dumps

Kemiart Liner Becomes Independent

MEPCO Installs New Waste-Based PM at Saudi Mill

Mondi Bid for La Rochette Approved by CMF

Norampac Buys Star Container Corp.

Norscan Pulp Inventory Soars

PM 4 Postponed at Polesine's Loreo Plant

Stora Enso 4Q01 Profits Drop

General
Consolidation Climbers in EU, U.S.
by Nick Lyne nicklyne@terra.es

Hedging the Next Box Biz Cycle
Matt Coleman | Editor mcoleman@primediabusiness.com

How Digital Processes Promote Paper Packaging

newsmakers

orders & deliveries

Out of the Box

Rock-Tenn Goes 100% CTP with Creo
by Kevin Karstedt Digital PrePress Consultant

Spain's Suppliers Out to Conquer the World
by Cristen Bolan Managing Editor

tech check

This Bud's for the Boxmakers
by Ed Boyle BCI Contributor

 
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Smurfit-Stone Announces Closing of California Plant

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Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation, Chicago, IL, announces the decision to discontinue operations at its Los Angeles, CA, bag packaging plant. The facility produces multiwall bag packaging products for building, food, and chemical products companies.

The decision was made after careful review of the plant’s operations, available capacity within the company’s Consumer Packaging division, and current economic market conditions. Additional factors were also taken into consideration, including operating costs and strategic fit. Operations will be consolidated with other Smurfit-Stone bag packaging facilities within the division.

The plant’s final day of production is tentatively scheduled for the first quarter of 2004. A total of 180 hourly and 27 salaried employees are affected.

Smurfit-Stone’s Consumer Packaging division is a leading supplier of coated recycled boxboard, folding cartons, multiwall and specialty bags, flexible packaging, and label products to an array of consumer and industrial products companies.



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