The National Waste and Recycling Association (NWRA) has asked for Vice President Mike Pence’s help in working with China on that country’s restrictions on importation of recyclables. A letter to… Thank you for checking us…
An unnamed Chinese mill in Zhejiang Province, China, has ordered a new recycled containerboard line, announced Valmet Oyj, the vendor that will supply the equipment. Valmet said the high-speed board… Thank you for checking us…
China’s new policies regulating the importation of scrap paper and other recyclables has pushed down prices and caused international exporters to seek alternative markets, according to traders reporting national market… Thank you for checking us…
Between now and June 4, 2018, every container of scrap received from the U.S. at Chinese ports will be emptied and inspected, China Certification and Inspection Group (CCIC) North America… Thank you for checking us…
Per-mile rates on the spot market saw strong gains in April, according to monthly rates data from Truckstop.com and reported by Overdrive Magazine. All three major truckload segments — dry… Thank you for checking us…
By Ken McEntee Although some top corporate leaders say they expect Chinese mills to increase their buying of foreign old corrugated containers (OCC), an industry lobbyist has a slightly different… Thank you for checking us…
By Ken McEntee China’s options for supplying fiber to its containerboard mills are limited, and at some point it’s going to have to step up its importation of old corrugated… Thank you for checking us…
With more containerboard production capacity soon to come online in China, that nation is going to have to strengthen its buying of old corrugated (OCC) and other recovered paper, said Rob Tiede, president and CEO…
The Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) and the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) will partner on the first-ever 2018 MRF Summit, to be held at SWANA’s WasteCon… Thank you for checking us…
By Ken McEntee Mixed paper continued to pile up across the U.S., with much of it going into landfills. The domestic value of the material has literally dropped to zero… Thank you for checking us…
