Turns out I may be feeding my family wood pulp.
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Commodity exporters from wood pulp producer Fibria Celulose SA FIBR3.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp producer Fibria Celulose SA FIBR3.
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Dissolving wood pulp is the key raw material for Lenzing's fibres.
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Lyocell is an eco-friendly cellulose fiber made from wood pulp.
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Companies use cellulose — a wood pulp derivative — as an anti-clumping additive.
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SA, creating the world's biggest wood pulp producer while shelving expansion plans.
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Apparently, it's really easy to sell wood pulp and say it's Parmesan cheese.
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The most wild part of this isn't necessarily that wood pulp was found.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Shares in Brazilian wood pulp producer Fibria Celulose SA FIBR3.
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It said 128 cars carried mixed freight, including construction materials, paper and wood pulp.
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Most recently, a Pennsylvania company was busted for passing off wood pulp as Parmesan.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp and paper producer Suzano Papel e Celulose SA SUZB5.
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Oh, and in the process, they're adding support for making wood-pulp books, too. Fancy.
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The Finnish company began as a single-factory wood pulp mill, then it manufactured rubber boots.
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It's sturdier and more porous than wood-pulp-based paper, like a fibrous, chewy card stock.
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Wood pulp, nuts, plastic, glass, rubber, electrical machinery: All make their way through these foggy, choppy waters.
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That problem is magnified for oil and wood pulp importers, because those commodities are priced in dollars.
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Pros: It would prevent the double hit oil and wood pulp importers could face under the DBCFT.
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Is anyone else terrified over the amount of wood pulp we've probably unknowingly consumed over the years?!
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The forestry practices and the wood pulp produced are certified as sustainable by the Forest Stewardship Council.
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One is a better way of converting wood pulp into fibre that can be turned into textiles.
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It does this by squeezing together layers of wood pulp that have had their fibres carefully arranged.
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As noted by Real Simple, that can of grated cheese often comes with cheese fillers like wood pulp.
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The position required him to shovel "steaming" sand and mulch out of a wood-pulp boiler, Musk said.
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In the 19th century, the steam engine turned paper mills into factories that made paper from wood pulp.
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But the company has protected its profitability with cost cuts as well as its focus on wood pulp.
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These lower-quality tops can be made from rayon (derived from wood pulp) or other synthetic materials, he said.
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In 2014, it launched Sepia, a textile line that combines wood pulp and coffee grounds to make biodegradable cloth.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Wood pulp producer Paper Excellence has made a formal bid to acquire Brazil's Fibria Celulose SA FIBR3.
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To do that, they created an extrudable jelly made from cellulose fibers, from wood pulp, held in an acrylamide hydrogel.
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As a particularly bad scandal earlier this year revealed, some of those canisters of cheese contained cellulose, or wood pulp.
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Production of wood pulp can involve clearing forests to build eucalyptus plantations, taking land traditionally used by indigenous communities, campaigners say.
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Add a little wood pulp, sawdust, or in this case, toilet paper, and you're cooking with a whole new substance called pykrete.
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In March, Suzano Papel e Celulose SA announced the acquisition of larger rival Fibria SA, creating the world's biggest wood pulp producer.
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Nearly 60 million tons of wood, pulp and paper products made that journey in 2015, according to the American Association of Railroads.
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The mix of tencel, a recyclable and environmentally-friendly material derived from wood pulp, and cashmere helps you adapt to different temperatures.
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Mainstream tampon products are generally made with a rayon-cotton blend or entirely of rayon (a synthetic fiber created from bleached wood pulp).
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Instead, they were made with a combination of Swiss, mozzarella and white cheddar cheeses, along with cellulose, which is made with wood pulp.
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To create the eucalyptus fabric, wood pulp is dissolved in a nontoxic bath that turns it into tufts of downy fibre, called Tencel.
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Production of wood pulp for fabric can involve clearing forests to build eucalyptus plantations on land traditionally used by indigenous communities, campaigners say.
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And when the cooler eventually begins to crumble, wood pulp products can generally be shredded and tossed in your garden where they will biodegrade.
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Bearaby's Tree Napper is made out of wood pulp from eucalyptus trees through a process that uses 10 times less water than traditional fabrics.
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Instead, the cheese they called Parmesan was a combination of cellulose (an anti-clumping agent made from wood pulp), white cheddar, Swiss, and mozzarella.
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Wal-Mart Stores' Great Value food brand has been slapped by a lawsuit over a cheese product it sold that allegedly contained wood pulp.
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But a 2011 spike in cotton prices contributed to increased global demand for viscose and lyocell, the other major textile fiber from wood pulp.
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Production of wood pulp can involve clearing forests to build eucalyptus or acacia plantations and taking land traditionally used by indigenous communities, campaigners say.
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All conceptual work for the 450,000 tons dissolving wood pulp (DWP) plant has been done and approval processes are about to start, said Doboczky.
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These eco-friendly and biodegradable 2-ply napkins from Greencane made from sugarcane and sustainably sourced wood pulp are a step in the right direction.
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They use wood pulp harvested from Brazilian wood, in partnership with Suzano, one of the world's largest paper pulp producers and one of Spinnova's shareholders.
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There was Operation Habakkuk, an imagined fleet of aircraft carriers made from wood pulp and ice to fight German U-boats in the mid-Atlantic.
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Japanese researchers and auto component makers say a material made from wood pulp weighs just one fifth of steel and can be five times stronger.
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Indonesia is a major producer of wood pulp and the world's largest producer of palm oil, both of which campaigners say endanger the Southeast Asian nation's rainforests.
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SA) and wood pulp producer Eldorado Brasil Celulose SA, has sought competing bids from other companies such as French Group Lactalis, the controlling owner of Parmalat (PLT.
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The three ports are not major grain shippers like New Orleans or the Pacific Northwest, but exports of oil seeds, meat and wood pulp have been growing.
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American competition authorities already signed off on the deal, which is valued at 36 billion reais ($9.61 billion) and would create the world's biggest wood pulp producer.
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Over 40,000 hectares of the impacted land is used by forestry companies who feed the wood, pulp and paper industry, Chile's second-largest export industry after copper.
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Wood pulp exports from Uruguay, where UPM operates one of two mills, rose 7 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2016 to $625 million.
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Their core is composed of 100% wood pulp certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the leakage protectant is made up of 80% bio-based material.
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Brihannala Morgan, RAN senior forest campaigner, said Ralph Lauren had no way to trace its wood pulp sources before adopting this policy which the environmental group helped develop.
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Understanding Parmesan's chemical makeup may help root out food fraudsters who claim to be selling "100 percent Parmesan" when they're actually selling cheddar- and mozzarella-laced wood pulp.
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They now account for about a quarter of U.S. wood pulp exports to China, and Charleston's exports of meat grew tenfold to $107 million from 2003 to 2017.
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Chile's top trade partner, China accounts for over 20 percent of the South American nation's exports, mostly of copper but also wood pulp, wine, salmon, and other products.
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In the meantime, if publishing wants to survive as an industry, they would be well advised not to keep publishing un-adapted electronic versions of wood-pulp books.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian cellulose fibres producer Lenzing and Brazilian wood panels maker Duratex agreed to build a $1 billion dissolving wood pulp plant in Brazil, the companies said.
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Wood pulp yarn was used in the construction of the suits, as well, in order to regulate blood flow changes that come with the intensity of space travel.
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And they are way ahead of the trend when it comes to textile fibers: they transform wood pulp into biodegradable fibers, all with a really low environmental impact.
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We're sorry to say that wood pulp in the form of cellulose can be found in lots of foods these days—everything from burgers to onion rings to sauces.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp producer Suzano said in a securities filing on Thursday it sees operating costs reaching 1,300 reais ($299) per tonne by 2024.
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This statistic — which is expected to rise, according to Canopy — refers to the making of semi-synthetic materials, such as rayon, which is made from cellulose that's extracted from wood pulp.
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Mike Crapo of Idaho and I have worked with our Canadian counterparts to hash out issues ranging from border crossings to ballast water, timber to beef, and wood pulp to energy.
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Suzano said the deal valued at 36 billion reais ($9.61 billion), that created the world's biggest wood pulp producer, is still subject to other approvals, including from antitrust authorities in Brazil.
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Just because it is man-made, however, does not mean it is synthetic (though it's not exactly all-natural either): viscose is made from wood pulp that has been chemically treated.
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Context: The government tends to ignore violations from palm oil and wood pulp producers who intentionally start the fires, but pressure is mounting on President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) to take action.
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Exacerbating the pressure, food giants such as Unilever, Mondelez International and Nestlé also increased their use of synthetic vanillin, which can be produced from reliable sources such as wood pulp and petroleum.
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Within this diverse collection of dense monochromes, Sodi creates individually unique textures using raw color pigments that he mixes with a variety of organic materials like sawdust, wood pulp, and natural fibers.
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Bottom line: they want to continue clearing large expanses of native forest for oil palm and industrial wood-pulp plantations, and the zero-deforestation agreements are getting in the way of this.
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Google will be relying on partners to make its new VR equipment though, so there's nothing stopping a company like, say, HTC, from building the new equipment out of processed wood pulp.
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For those of us who still love getting our news from newspapers, those inky, crinkly, thin sheets of wood pulp you hold in your hands and read, these indeed are sad times.
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The issue of deforestation is particularly acute in Indonesia, a major producer of wood pulp, and in colder climates where old-growth forests are logged for pulp milled for fabric and paper.
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There's Pima cotton (pricier stuff with longer, silkier fibers), bamboo, silk and wool, as well as Viscose, Lyocell, Tencel, and Modal (all natural-based fiber made from wood pulp), and so on.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) had opposed the merger on Monday, saying the companies were two of the three manufacturers of a chemical needed to whiten wood pulp for paper production.
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The FTC had said that the merger would lead to higher prices for sodium chlorate - a chemical used to bleach wood pulp that is then processed into paper, tissue and other products.
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Sappi said first-quarter profit increased 20 percent to $90 million from $75 million a year ago due to greater sales volumes across all major divisions and higher prices for dissolving wood pulp.
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Until recently, this film wasn't made from renewable ingredients, but as of April 2019, the now-compostable film is made from wood pulp and a fermented blend of corn, cassava root, and sugarcane.
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The commission said that it filed the complaint because the companies were two of three firms that make a chemical needed to whiten wood pulp so that it can be made into paper.
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TO. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said in a statement that the companies are among three major North American producers of sodium chlorate, a chemical used to whiten wood pulp for making paper.
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Not long ago, an American cheese processor was found to be adding cellulose—an anti-clumping agent made from wood pulp—to cheap cheddar cheese and passing it off as 100-percent Parmesan.
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The shipworm's small digestive system and gills were speckled with yellow, presumably from sulfur, suggesting that it lived off hydrogen sulfide, a toxic chemical, rather than the wood pulp diet of other shipworms.
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SAO PAULO, April 26 (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp producer Fibria SA may continue hiking prices in coming months due to surprisingly strong second-quarter demand, executives told journalists on a conference call on Wednesday.
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Drifting haze from fires to prepare land for palm oil plantations, or paper and wood pulp plantations, is a regular and serious problem across many countries in Southeast Asia, particularly between July and November.
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Exhibit A: Richard Jefferson, a doll made out of balsa-wood pulp and water and brought to life by a cruel Blue Fairy, scoring 12 points in the Cavs' spurty-fart game two loss.
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So post-coal ideas like the solar energy project — as well as wind power and electricity generation from wood pulp, which are also being talked about — would have a distribution system already in place.
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By using minute brushstrokes that contrast the bright white of the wood pulp with the opaqueness of the dark graphite pencil, the artist creates the illusion of an immersive wood chip shower in his pieces.
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"We have met our commitment to get to 100% RSPO certified palm oil and ensuring 100% certified virgin wood pulp in our tissue towel products," a company spokeswoman said, citing the latest report here 12.
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"We have met our commitment to get to 100% RSPO certified palm oil and ensuring 100% certified virgin wood pulp in our tissue towel products," a company spokeswoman said, citing the latest report here 12.
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The new policies, which affect its sources of wood pulp, come amid strong demand for performance wear that uses wood-based rayon and viscose fabrics, said Letitia Webster, VF vice president of global corporate sustainability.
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This comes a day after the U.S. antitrust regulator filed a complaint to block the deal, saying the companies were two of the three manufacturers of a chemical needed to whiten wood pulp for paper production.
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Drifting haze from fires to prepare land for plantations that supply the palm oil, paper and wood pulp industries is a regular and serious problem across Southeast Asia, particularly between the months of July and November.
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That approval came a day after U.S. antitrust regulators filed a complaint to block the deal, saying the companies were two of the three manufacturers of a chemical needed to whiten wood pulp for paper production.
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Most viscose rayon is made from wood pulp, but the process of making it typically uses so many chemicals in such vast quantities that some experts said it shouldn't really count as a natural plant fiber.
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Surely it wasn't the bleached-wood-pulp and acid-free ink, but what the books contained: the epics and tragedies, the memoirs and mysteries, the 10,000 ways we've escaped and explained the human experience for centuries.
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A woman whose family controls a western Pennsylvania cheese-making operation is scheduled to plead guilty — along with two of her companies — to charges that their grated cheese had too little cheese and too much wood pulp.
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"The joint venture will investigate the construction of a 450,000 tons dissolving wood pulp (DWP) plant, which is expected to become the largest and most competitive single line DWP plant in the world," Lenzing said in a statement.
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CreditCredit Consider the newspaper, the physical object, printed on processed wood pulp, shot upward on rollers at high speed as ink is applied, gathered and folded and bundled, dropped off at newsstands and bodegas or delivered to doorsteps.
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According to various reports, an FDA investigation found that some manufacturers were padding their pre-grated or shredded Parmesan cheese with excess amounts of fillers like cellulose, an anti-clumping agent made from plant waste, including wood pulp.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp producer Fibria SA will raise prices for its clients in the United States and Europe at least once in 2017, the company's commercial director, Henri Philippe Van Keer, said on Wednesday.
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SAO PAULO, March 13 (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp and paper producer Suzano Papel e Celulose SA will raise pulp prices for customers in China by $30 to $660 per tonne starting on April 1, the company said on Monday.
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Zero-deforestation agreements A remarkable development in the last two years is that scores of corporations producing or using oil palm, wood pulp, soy, beef and other commodities have declared their intent to halt or sharply curtail forest destruction.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Brazil paper and wood pulp producer Suzano Papel e Celulose SA issued 255,437,439 new common shares as part of the process to incorporate rival Fibria Celulose SA, according to a securities filing on Thursday.
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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed the central claim in lawsuits accusing five food producers and retailers of deceiving consumers by using "163% Grated Parmesan Cheese" labels to describe products that contained cellulose, an anti-clumping agent made from wood pulp.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Fashion giant Ralph Lauren Corp, whose designs are sashayed on Hollywood's red carpets, has unveiled plans to trace wood pulp used in its clothes to avoid buying from regions destroying forests or violating human rights.
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BRASILIA, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Brazil antitrust agency Cade is considering imposing restrictions on the merger of Fibria Celulose SA and Suzano Papel e Celulose SA that would create the world's largest wood pulp producer, a Brazilian newspaper reported, citing sources.
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SAO PAULO, April 27 (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp producer Fibria SA sees "very good" sales in the second quarter as Chinese buyers return to the market after trying to force down prices, Chief Executive Marcelo Castelli told analysts on Wednesday.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Wildfires sweeping across Chile have destroyed more than 40,000 hectares (98,842 acres) of forestry land belonging to companies, most of it growing pine and eucalyptus for the wood, pulp and paper industry, an industry association said on Thursday.
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UPM says the plant in Lappeenranta is the first in the world of its kind, making biofuel for vehicles and ships from crude tall oil, a residue of wood pulp production that produces significantly lower emissions than traditional fossil diesel.
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H&M's design team also utilized Circulose, a natural material made with used cotton blended with FSC certified wood pulp; Renu, a high-quality recycled polyester; and natural dyes made from the coffee grounds collected at H&M's production office.
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Chief Executive Marcelo Castelli told investors on a call Tuesday that the Horizonte 2 plant in central-west Brazil will produce 1.95 million tonnes of wood pulp at full capacity, up from a forecast of 1.75 million tonnes last year.
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"We're really excited to be using REFIBRA™, which is made of reconstituted factory waste cotton that has been shredded and combined with wood pulp, before being remade into a new Tencel/Lyocell fibre," H&M Designer, Ella Soccoris told Refinery29.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - During Southeast Asia's dry season, farmers in Indonesia and other countries clear land using fire, often for palm and wood pulp plantations, with flames frequently raging out of control to produce a choking haze that spreads across the region.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's environmental regulator said it would seek to fine wood pulp producer Celulosa Arauco y Constitucion S.A. up to $29.5 million and could revoke the permit of one of its plants for contaminating a local river with a "green liquid" spill.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Brazil's Suzano Papel e Celulos closed a deal to acquire a majority stake in Amazonian paper factory Facepa for 310 million reais ($95 million), the wood pulp and paper maker said on Monday in a securities filing.
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The total value of China's timber imports — rough logs, timber or wood pulp — has increased more than 21.8 times since China began restricting logging at home in 220, reaching $22015 billion in 2150, the highest ever, according to IHS Markit's Global Trade Atlas.
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JAKARTA, Sept 19 (Reuters) - During Southeast Asia's dry season, farmers in Indonesia and other countries clear land using fire, often for palm and wood pulp plantations, with flames frequently raging out of control to produce a choking haze that spreads across the region.
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SANTIAGO, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Chile's environmental regulator said it would seek to fine wood pulp producer Celulosa Arauco y Constitucion S.A. up to $29.5 million and could revoke the permit of one of its plants for contaminating a local river with a "green liquid" spill.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian wood pulp processor Eldorado Brasil Celulose SA´s improved cash generation will help the company weather fallout from the corruption scandal involving its parent company, J&F Investimentos, Chief Executive Officer José Carlos Grubisich said in an interview on Wednesday.
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UPM's plans in the region — home to several wood pulp plants thanks to a beneficial climate for eucalyptus trees — are part of its shift from a declining print paper market to pulp, which is expected to grow in line with rising demand for tissue and packaging board.
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UPM's plans in the region — home to several wood pulp plants thanks to a beneficial climate for eucalyptus trees — are part of its shift from a declining print paper market to pulp, which is expected to grow due to rising demand for tissue and packaging board.
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Organic Basics offers a couple of fabrics beyond their SilverTech, and unlike that line, they're much more on the organic side: Tencel (a wood-pulp-based cellulose that's more breathable and less shrinkable and wrinkle-inclined than cotton), and Organic Cotton (spiked with 5% of elastane).
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Single-use tissue products such as toilet paper used in the United States are made from wood pulp, mostly derived from logging in the old-growth northern, or boreal, forest in Canada, where logging companies clear cut more than a million acres (405,000 hectares) every year, the NRDC said.
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To this end, the collection is made up of only four materials, each with a low environmental impact: organic cotton (sourced from Texas and New Mexico), organic linen (from northern France), wool (from two sheep farms in Tasmania) and FSC-certified viscose (made with wood pulp from Sweden).
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Now, when I'm not purchasing secondhand, I exclusively wear garments made from natural materials like cotton, wool, and TENCEL™ — a type of cellulose fibers made from sustainably sourced wood pulp (read: completely zero-waste) — that is not only soft to the touch, but is also comfortable and breathable.
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I've not had much luck with vintage denim, for example, nor the patience to try on endless pairs, so I do sometimes buy new, but these are almost always made from TENCEL™ branded fibers — a type of cellulose fiber produced from wood pulp from sustainably managed sources, a renewable resource.
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Other executives mentioned in the judge's search and seizure order included the chief executive of wood pulp maker Eldorado Brasil Celulose SA, also controlled by the Batista family, Jose Carlos Grubisich; and Denise Pavarina, the head of the asset management unit at lender Banco Bradesco SA. Neither executive was ordered to step away from their companies.
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Once you take vacations into account, Denmark and Sweden basically look comparable in performance to the U.S. Finland looks worse, but this is something of a special case: the Finnish economy has been ailing for a number of years, not because of socialism, but because its two premier exports — Nokia and wood pulp — were hit hard by technological change, and membership in the euro has made adjustment difficult.
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" The investment arm of BNDES is expected to make the largest divestment in its history, selling part of its stake in wood pulp maker Fibria Celulose SA as part of a tie-up with rival Suzano Papel e Celulose SA. In a recent interview with Reuters, Bradesco Chief Executive Octavio de Lazari Jr said the bank intends to keep its stake in Vale: "We still expect to obtain high potential returns with Vale.
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