MuskogeePhoenix.com, Muskogee, OK - Groups want investigation into unfair trade subsidies. MuskogeePhoenix.com, Muskogee, OK - Groups want investigation into unfair trade subsidies. paper industry is being materially injured by the coated free sheet paper imports from China, Indonesia and South Korea, a fact that encouraged NewPage, which owns and operates one of four paper mills locally at Luke, to seek sanctions against those countries. paper industry is being materially injured by the...

and primarily supply RBK pulp to manufacturers of uncoated freesheet, commercial and away-from-home tissue and coated paper in the United States. The three mills also performed as planned during the quarter, with a total production of more than 150,000 tonnes. close What are tags? A tag is a keyword or descriptive term supplied by our editorial staff used to associate related articles with one another. Improved pulp market conditions accounted for $37. Tags make it easier for you to find...

The seven-year deal, which came into force last October, ended a protracted dispute over whether Canadian provinces were illegally subsidizing their lumber industries. It may be that some of the industry on the other side would like to see the discussions more formal. industry groups, who say the provinces are not sticking fully to the deal, want Washington to take action. The Vancouver Sun said last month that Schwab had sent Emerson a letter raising industry concerns about Quebec's...

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Some of the largest swaths of natural forest left on the planet are being dismantled at an alarming pace to feed a global wood-processing industry centered in coastal China. He handed a rice sack stuffed with $8,000 worth of Chinese currency to two agents with connections in the Burmese borderlands, the men said in interviews. Mountains of logs, many of them harvested in excess of legal limits aimed at preserving forests, are streaming toward Chinese factories where workers churn out such...