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19Sep 18
Gilbert company Footprint to make 27 million paper straws a day (abc15.com)
Paper straws are becoming more and more common as cities and major companies across America ditch the plastic straw. Footprint, a Gilbert-based company, is now set to make 27 million paper straws a day and create 260 jobs at their new state-of-the-art 135,000-square-foot Gilbert production facility. The new paper straw production lines will start officially making paper straws on October 1st. ABC15 got a sneak peak of production ahead of that launch, getting a first-hand look at how paper straws are made. Troy Swope, founder and CEO of Footprint, says he trusts that Arizona has the innovation and talent to turn paper straw critics into believers. Click Read More below for additional information.
19Sep 18
Verso to Launch New Specialty Label Papers at Labelexpo Americas 2018
Verso Corporation announced the launch of three new label papers, OptiLabel™ HB, OptiLitho™ C1S and OptiPrime™ Inkjet WS, further expanding its specialty label paper portfolio, the largest in North America. "We are pleased to be launching three new innovative label products for pressure sensitive, label and converting, and inkjet food contact applications to satisfy the growing needs of our specialty paper customers," said Verso President of Graphic Papers Mike Weinhold. "We are very proud to be featuring these new products for the first time at Labelexpo Americas in Chicago next week." Click Read More below for additional information.
19Sep 18
Our forests are in good health: They are not overharvested
Contrary to a widespread myth, forest harvesting is not synonymous with deforestation and does not threaten the sustainability of our forests, which are actually under-harvested. Thanks to innovation, the forestry industry is more and more productive and our forests are doing better, shows a publication launched today by the MEI. “It can seem counterintuitive to some, but the profit motive protects our forests. By this logic, forestry companies make substantial investments to reduce waste and get the most out of each tree harvested in the forest,” explains Alexandre Moreau, Public Policy Analyst at the MEI and author of the publication. Canada’s forest cover has remained relatively stable since 1990, despite the activities that take place there, and innovation has a lot to do with that. Click Read More below for additional information.