International Paper Closes Another Mill … Wake-Up Call for the Office and Commercial Printing Industry

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This article comes from
myprintresource.com and was authored by Jeff Hayes.

This article begins:

International Paper announced it will permanently
close its massive Courtland, Alabama mill by the end of the first quarter of
2014.

Blog Publisher’s comments:

Reducing
capacity used to be one way for paper companies to pretty much ensure that
prices – and profitability for paper suppliers – would rise as demand outpaced
supply. But, “that was then” and “this
is now”. Now, you see paper companies
reducing capacity because they expect less printing on paper. Imagine that.

Link to full article:

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