Paper, Print & Packaging
Kruger Inc sells UK tissue business
Canadian pulp and paper company Kruger Inc has sold UK-based tissue manufacturer Kruger Tissue
Rexam announces CEO change
Graham Chipchase to succeed Leslie Van de Walle as Chief Executive.
Newcy Brown production to move, again
Production of Newcastle Brown Ale is set to move to Yorkshire as owners announce plans to close its brewery in Gateshead
Xerox to acquire Affiliated Computer Services
Xerox has launched a $6.4 billion takeover of Affiliated Computer Services, a move which takes it into the fields of data management and technology outsourcing.
RockTenn Chairman in Pulp and Paper International top 50 Power List
According the RISI, RockTenn Chairman and Chief Executive Jim Rubright, is one of the 50 most powerful people in the global pulp and paper industry in 2009.
PepsiCo to buy bottlers for $7.8 billion
PepsiCo Inc agreed to buy Pepsi Bottling Group Inc and PepsiAmericas Inc in a sweetened cash-and-stock deal worth $7.8 billion, the second-largest soft drink maker said on Tuesday.
Thousands protest over plans to axe whisky jobs
Thousands of people took to the streets of Kilmarnock yesterday to protest about the closure of Diageo's Johnnie Walker bottling plant.
Philip Morris buys Protabaco
Philip Morris International Inc. to pay $452 million to buy privately owned Protabaco, a Colombian cigarette maker.
Pepsi Bottling beats Street despite light volume
Pepsi Bottling Group Inc reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit as price increases and stronger U.S. sales of carbonated soft drinks helped offset declining demand for pricier beverages.
Rio Tinto sells food packaging assets for $1.2 bln
Global miner Rio Tinto agreed on Monday to sell its Americas food-packaging assets for $1.2 billion to packaging group Bemis Co Inc , raising yet more much-needed cash for the indebted miner.
Pollard continues expansion
Pollard Boxes has expanded its Leicester-based luxury packaging manufacturing business with the acquisition of Crusader Foil Blockers.
Charisma Colour Print set for liquidation
Charisma Colour Print is expected to go into liquidation with the loss of about 20 jobs at its Sheffield-based printing business.
Diageo job cuts
Drinks giant Diageo has announced plans to cut up to 900 jobs as it overhauls its operations in Scotland.
Recession to end sooner than forecast
Britain will pull out of recession earlier than previously forecast but a sustained recovery is not assured, the Confederation of British Industry said on Monday.
Pepsi Bottling raises Q2, FY '09 earnings view
Pepsi Bottling Group raised its second-quarter earnings view by five cents, helped by a growing demand for soft drinks in the US and lower commodity prices
PepsiAmericas snubs buyout
PepsiAmericas has become the second Pepsi bottler to reject a buyout from the world's second-biggest manufacturer of soft drinks, PepsiCo.
Xerox flips to quarterly profit
Xerox Corp flipped to a profit in the first quarter, but the leading provider of digital printers and document management services forecast a second-quarter profit weaker than analysts' views and cut its full year earnings outlook nearly in half.
PepsiCo to acquire bottlers
PepsiCo, the world's second-largest soft drinks manufacturer, aims to take control of its two largest bottlers, PBG and Pepsi Americas, in a deal worth $6 billion.
Jackson Paper invests in new equipment
Jackson Paper Manufacturing invests $1.85 million to upgrade its recycled paper manufacturing facility in Sylva.
PBG to buy Better Beverages
The Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG) announces plan to acquire Texas bottler Better Beverages.
Xerox warns profit will fall short
Xerox Corp , the world's top supplier of digital printer and document management services, warned first-quarter earnings will fall far short of its earlier forecast as a slowdown in technology spending undercuts revenue.
Cascades posts better-than-expected Q4 profit
(Reuters) - Packaging and paper-products company Cascades Inc reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by higher selling prices, lower raw material and energy costs, and the depreciation of the Canadian dollar.
Transcontinental slashes 1,500 jobs to cut costs
Commercial printer Transcontinental Inc is slashing 1,500 jobs -- or about 10 percent of its workforce -- as a "rapid deterioration" of the economy forces its customers to cut back on marketing spending, it said on Wednesday.
Smurfit Kappa posts €11m loss
Leading Irish packaging manufacturer Smurfit Kappa has announced a 29 percent dive in fourth quarter profits.
Australia's Amcor eyes part of Rio packaging unit
Australian packaging firm Amcor Ltd is in talks to acquire part of Rio Tinto Ltd's Alcan packaging unit, the third suitor for Rio assets to emerge this week as the miner looks to pay off debt.
Smurfit-Stone files for chapter 11 bankruptcy
(Reuters) - Smurfit-Stone Container Corp , a major corrugated packaging maker, said its U.S. and Canadian operations filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to restructure its debt.
Crown Holding CFO to step down
Packaging products distributor Crown Holdings Inc has stated that Alan W. Rutherford will step down as Chief Financial Officer.
Smurfit Kappa delivers 7% profit increase
The packaging group Smurfit Kappa has posted second quarter pre-tax profits of €83 million.
Smurfit Kappa sees potential in China
Smurfit Kappa, the international paper and packaging firm has said the market in China is a potential area for growth.
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