Bedford Paper has been providing communities in Wisconsin's Fox Valley with pallets of paper towels and toilet paper following the destruction caused by a recent tornado.

Pricing has proven to be a major topic during fiber companies’ second-quarter earnings calls.

New European Union (EU) restrictions on the toxic substances known as "forever chemicals" in food packaging went into effect last week in addition to broader rules aimed at reducing packaging waste in the 27-country bloc.

The latest article from The Workplace Advisors, “You’ve Found Your Next Employee… Now What?”, is now available to share with your members. To help you promote this practical onboarding resource, we’ve developed ready-to-use language for your newsletter, social channels and member emails. Use the samples as written or adapt them to your association’s voice.

AI-enabled prescription glasses can raise concerns about workplace privacy, recordings, and confidential information. In this month’s Q&A, The Workplace Advisors explain whether employers can prohibit these devices and how workplace policies can address their use.

Effective onboarding begins well before a new employee’s first day and continues throughout the first several months of employment. In this month’s Workplace Update, The Workplace Advisors outline how employers can maintain momentum after extending an offer, prepare new hires for their first week, and provide the structure and support needed to encourage long-term success.

Although Amazon has repeatedly touted its push to use recyclable packaging materials for shipments, its latest sustainability report showed that the global e-tailer's use of plastic delivery packaging remained flat last year.

The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) has released the June 2026 Printing-Writing Monthly report, which shows total printing-writing paper shipments decreased 8% in June year over year.

According to a new study presented earlier this summer by a collaboration of Comieco, Seda International Packaging Group, and McDonald's, 84 percent of waste generated in fast-food restaurants in Italy is separately collected, with paper packaging achieving an 87 percent recycling rate.