AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2009 Issue
Egypt in Africa: a leader in modernity and capacity
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In 2008 tissue products in Egypt registered dynamic value growth of almost 12% to reach E£498 million ($91 million), equating to a 35% share of the country’s disposable paper products market.
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Intertissue, Sofidel’s UK arm, has a problem – but it’s a good one. Its entry into the UK market over the past few years has been so successful that it is now short of paper from PM1 that started in August 2006 at its state-of-the-art Baglan Bay mill in South Wales
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Cellynne got off to a flying start with its new PM2 from Metso, making high-quality paper at design speed of 2000 m/min in 24 days, writes Ingemar Myrén
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Started up in October 2008, SCA’s new US deink plant and tissue machine in Barton, Alabama, are well on their way to full production
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R&D into Yankee coating chemistries has resulted in improved coating performance. But often problems are rooted elsewhere, writes Andrew McNab from Ashland Hercules Water Technologies
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Choosing the right coating package and managing the application technology are key to drying energy reduction without loss of productivity and quality, writes John Stitt
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