Since a fire last week, production on Sappi's one machine at its Nijmegen, Netherlands mill, PM 7, which has a capacity of 240,000 tonne/yr of coated
woodfree, has been suspended.
The
fire began in some cabling on the outside of the factory building shortly
before 8 PM on July 4.
Reparation
work is ongoing, but no date has been set for restarting the machine.
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Monday, July 9, 2012
Sappi CWF Machine Down
Steep Drop in Newsprint Continues
Steep drop in newsprint continues: Steep demand declines in North America and Western Europe, as well as a slowdown in growth from Asia and the introduction of new machines in developing markets, will necessitate the removal of 3.5 million to 4.4 million tonnes of newsprint capacity around the world over the next several years, according to RISI's just-released Global Newsprint Risk of Closure study.
USPS Offers Picture Permit
USPS Picture Permit program now open: The U.S. Postal Service has opened online registration for its Picture Permit option, allowing commercial mailers to include logos, trademarks, brand images and other kinds of marketing designs in the postage information area on mail pieces.
Wicks Group Buys Northstar
Northstar Travel Media Acquired by Wicks Group: Northstar Travel Media, a leading business-information company serving the travel and meetings industries, has been acquired by the Wicks Group, making it one of the very few successful transactions in traditional b-to-b media in the last several years.
Valassis; 90% of Grocery Retailers Use Circulars
Valasssis Survey Reveals Supermarket Media Preferences:Valassis shared the results of a study indicating that 90 percent of grocery retailers still use weekly circulars as their promotion of choice.
NAPL Webinar: Historic Opportunity in Print
The
National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL) invites industry
professionals to attend a free educational webinar, titled “Historic
Opportunity Awaits the Printing Industry.” It will be led by NAPL President and
CEO Joseph P. Truncale, Ph.D., and Senior Vice President and Chief Economist
Andrew Paparozzi.
"Self" Introduces New Site
The site, which Self is
calling a “virtual trunk show,” rolls out in September, the kickoff to the fall
fashion season. It will present Selfstaff-selected products and a rotating series of advertisers’ products in
sleek, catalogue-style displays.
Magazines Embrace Adding Digital
The magazine industry recently emerged from a decade-long period of denial
about digital media.
As circulation seizes up and declines and advertisers
seem shaky at best about the role of print in their marketing mix, suddenly the
periodical industry is all-in for digital, especially apps. Many have used the
term “digital do-over” to describe the opportunity to catch the app/tablet/mobile
wave that most of them boggled online. And so we are getting a range of
magazine editions of the print product as well as new units at companies like
Rodale and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia that are churning out lines of apps.
Heidelberg Expands in Asian Market
Heidelberg Successfully Expands Its Business in the Asian Pacific Market: Printers in emerging countries increasingly invest in technology made by Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg). In paricular, the market for packaging printing is growing.
Media & Marketing M&A Up
Report: Media and marketing M&A activity increases: Merger and acquisition deals in the media and marketing space totaled 834 in the first half, an increase of 6% over the second half of 2011, according to data released by investment bank Berkery, Noyes & Co. In the same time frame, aggregate deal value increased 27%, to $31.51 billion.
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