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- 1Indonesia's wood chip exports jump 26% in AugustβΌExports of wood chips from Indonesia expand 26% in August
Indonesia expanded its wood chip exports by 26% in August, according to new trade figures. The rise points to continued strong demand for Indonesian wood fibre, which supplies pulp and paper mills across Asia. Traders and industry watchers are weighing what the jump means for regional pulp supply chains and for sustainability concerns tied to wood harvesting.
- 2Valmet and VTT partner to scale up fibre-based technologyβValmet and VTT partner to advance fibre-based technology scale-up
Finnish automation supplier Valmet and research organisation VTT have announced a partnership to advance the scale-up of fibre-based technology. The collaboration aims to help move fibre-based materials and processes from research toward commercial, industrial-scale production. Details of specific projects, funding and timelines have not yet been disclosed, but the partnership signals continued momentum in sustainable fibre solutions within the packaging and paper technology sector.
- 3BBC 6 Music spotlights Pulp classic in artist collectionβπΊπ¦ # NowPlaying on # BBC6Music 's # 6MusicArtistCollection Pulp: π΅ Do You Remember The First Time? # Pulp https:// djecl
BBC 6 Music is featuring the Britpop band Pulp in its 6 Music Artist Collection, with the 1994 single 'Do You Remember The First Time?' played on air. The track, from the band's breakthrough album 'His 'n' Hers', remains one of the Sheffield group's signature songs. Listeners are sharing the moment online, and the spotlight follows renewed attention on Pulp, who reunited for live shows after re-forming in recent years.
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Canada's production of softwood chips fell 4% in July, according to industry data. The dip affects raw material supply for pulp and paper producers, a key part of the Canadian forestry sector. Figures were reported by forestry trade outlet Lesprom.