
North America volumes grow broadly despite private label diaper exit as International Personal Care sales surge 9.1%.

North America volumes grow broadly despite private label diaper exit as International Personal Care sales surge 9.1%.

Cost savings programme offsets lower prices as group begins market-driven shutdown at Joutseno pulp mill.

Four business segments to operate after Kenvue deal closes, with North America generating $18 billion in annual sales.

Price increase applies to toilet paper, napkins and kitchen rolls across all markets to offset energy and logistics cost inflation.

New entity rebrands as WEPA Professional France as company retains all four local production sites.

Executive vice president with 28 years at Koch companies succeeds Mark Luetters as Vivek Joshi takes consumer products role.

New PM2 expands production capacity with advanced drying and automation systems.

Investment supports the company's market entry with high-speed machines designed for napkin and facial grades.

70,000-tonne capacity unit to begin operations in March 2028 with Portugal 2030 programme support.

New Oklahoma facility adds 1 million ft2 of buildings with automated warehouse and TAD technology.

Packaging volumes soften on seasonality, while tissue segment faces $6 million in costs from unplanned power outage.

Installation part of broader project to better align production capacity with converting capabilities and expand warehouse space

Clearwater Paper's 2025 adjusted EBITDA rises to $107 million on cost reductions despite oversupplied market.

Three new 3,500 mm lines in Tai’an, Liaoning and Chongxin will make facial and toilet tissue for China’s domestic market.

Association appoints officers from Clearwater Paper and International Paper, and adds Graphic Packaging CEO to its Board.

Company forecasts double-digit adjusted EPS growth for 2026, driven by equity income and a stable tax rate.

Planned acquisition expands WEPA's European network to 15 sites, pending regulatory approval.

Executive brings finance leadership from packaging and tissue sectors to new operational excellence role.

New owner plans to manufacture paper towels and napkins at the 205-acre site, hiring 15 local employees for restart.

The 5.6-meter-wide tissue machine will add 65 thousand tons of annual capacity and enhance energy and water efficiency across production.