Pulp & Paper Radio International

By Steve Sena, staff writer, Paperitalo Publications

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

By Jim Thompson

Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Ahlstrom, Mondi, Essity, UPM, Södra, Metsä, the auction for the Willamette Falls Paper Company mill and its assets, which will be June 4-5, and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide.Available on iTunesListen live at 6 p.m. EDT on Sunday,11 May 2025, or anytime afterward.  

By Jim Thompson

By Jim Thompson

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

This column discusses advancements in transportationtechnology that could improve efficiency and safety. It highlights theimmediate potential of equipping long-haul trucks with existing safety featuresfound in passenger cars, which could reduce accidents and costs. Furthermore,the text explores the emergence of autonomous delivery vehicles, citingexamples like Gatik's medium-duty trucks for retail and Aurora's heavy-dutytrucks for freight, acknowledging that public perception and funding have beenchallenges. Finally, it points to the current availability and potential ofsmaller autonomous robots for internal operations, such as maintenance withinfacilities, suggesting that these examples indicate the beginning of widespreadadoption of these technologies.

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

By Jim ThompsonThis wraps up the Monograph on Purchasing. Please make sure you listen to both parts.

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

By Jim Thompson

by Jim Thompson

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

by Jim Thompson

Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from Pratt Industries, Kimberly-Clark, Smurfit Westrock, Georgia-Pacific, Ahlstrom, Greif, Stora Enso, Nordic Paper, Mondi, Amcor and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide.Available on iTunesListen live at 6 p.m. EDT on Sunday, 4 May 2025, or anytime afterward.  

by Ruthanne Giorrdana, Paperitalo Staff Writer

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

Welcome to Wire Side Chat, Pulp & Paper Radio International’s monthly show offering insights into the pulp and paper industry worldwide. In this episode, we want to come back to the subject of tariffs.Wire Side Chat is hosted by Helen Roush, executive vice president of Paperitalo Publications, joined by Steve Roush, Vice President and Publisher and Editor, and Jim Thompson, Founder.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

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This column reflects on the impact of the US interstatehighway system, highlighting its role in reshaping American industry andlogistics since its inception in 1956. It discusses the shift in labor fromskilled manufacturing to trucking and suggests that anticipated cost savingsfrom larger production facilities have been partially offset by increasedtransportation expenses. While railroads have improved their service throughtechnological advancements, challenges with longer trains impacting passengerrail exist. The author proposes a significant efficiency improvement byadvocating for direct container loading at production lines, eliminatingintermediate handling and warehousing, which could lead to substantial savingsand modernize material handling practices across industries.

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

By Jim Thompson

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from International Paper, Suzano, Kimberly-Clark, CMPC, Asia Pulp & Paper, RGE, Huhtamaki, Hood Container, UPM, Rengo and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide.Available on iTunesListen live at 6 p.m. EDT on Sunday, 27 April 2025, or anytime afterward.  

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

Jim Thompson

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

Jim’s columnthis week emphasizes the importance of clear and understandable communicationin public relations, particularly for industries like pulp and paper. Ithighlights a scenario where a technical explanation about mill odors confusedand potentially alarmed the public. The author argues that companies shouldavoid jargon and instead use familiar analogies to describe their processes andmaterials. By relating industrial activities to everyday experiences,organizations can foster better understanding and trust with their communities,preventing unnecessary fear and misinformation.

By Pat Dixon, President of DPAS

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from Pixelle Specialty Solutions, International Paper, Sylvamo, Norske Skog, UPM, Georgia-Pacific, Ennis Inc. and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide.Available on iTunesListen live at 6 p.m. EDT on Sunday, 20 April 2025, or anytime afterward.  globalpapermoney.com          nipimpressions.com

ad hoc comments from Jim.

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

By Jim Thompson

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

A CEO's decision to surpass environmental regulations raises questions about fiduciary duty and profitability. The author reflects on whether exceeding these standards, while seemingly virtuous, is justifiable for a company obligated to its stakeholders. The financial implications of such actions, potentially diminishing profits, are a key concern. While personal choices may involve going above and beyond, a company's environmental actions should be carefully considered by its board, balancing compliance costs with potential benefits. Managing public relations and avoiding legal issues with the local community might also motivate a company to exceed minimum requirements. Ultimately, the author suggests a nuanced approach where environmental responsibility is weighed against financial prudence within a business context.

by Pat Dixon, President DPAS and Guest SME at Paperitalo Publications

Part 5

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from Kimberly-Clark, Domtar, West Fraser Timber, Sofidel, Essity, Smurfit Westrock, Weyerhaeuser, Rayonier, Antalis and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide.Available on iTunesListen live at 6 p.m. EDT on Sunday, 13 April 2025, or anytime afterward.  globalpapermoney.com          nipimpressions.com

The PM40 Daily Show is a wrap-up of how the PM40, the forest industry/pulp and paper stock index, fared. We highlight the top winners, along with the top decliners.This PM40 update has been provided only as a courtesy to our listeners. Nothing said here is to be construed as financial advice. Always consult with financial professionals before taking action on market data from any source.Available on iTunesglobalpapermoney.com    nipimpressions.com

By Ruthanne Giordano, Paperitalo Staff Writer