AFRY has been tasked by Arctic Sisu, a Finnish e-fuel company, to conduct a feasibility study for a large-scale e-methane production facility in Kotka, Finland. The project, planned in three phases, aims to produce 900–950 GWh of renewable e-methane annually, using CO2 from nearby pulp production as a raw material.
An Arbitral Tribunal acting under the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Rules of Arbitration has rendered a final award in the last arbitration proceeding with a possible material impact between Agfa-Gevaert and the insolvency receiver of AgfaPhoto GmbH.
The utility company Kredsløb has selected international technology group Andritz as the supplier for a large carbon capture plant planned to be built in the Danish city of Aarhus. The project aims to capture approximately 435,000 tons of CO2 annually from the flue gases of a district heating facility, significantly contributing to Aarhus’ goal of becoming CO2 neutral and Denmark’s broader climate targets.
“We first learned about Flexcel NX Technology from our sister company in Spain, so our CEO and Graphics Manager went to see firsthand the print quality it enabled. That, together with the type of polymer and unique patterning, convinced us right away to invest in a Flexcel NX System, which quickly replaced our previous platemaking system at Netpack's premises.” Gian Luca Zangheri, Graphics Manager of Italian packaging producer Netpack SpA, is recalling the events of 2016, and the company’s investment in a Flexcel NX System.
Voith, full-line supplier to the paper industry, announces a rebuild agreement with GDT Paper Joint Stock Company in Vietnam. Voith will integrate its state-of-the-art MasterJet 4Tec headbox technology into GDT's new paper production line, setting a new benchmark for paper quality and sustainability in the industry.
Archroma unveiled a fully redesigned website (www.archroma.com), aimed at enhancing customer experience and accelerating the transition to more sustainable practices across the textiles, packaging, and paper value chains. Rooted in Archroma’s sustainability-driven mission, the new digital platform is designed to help manufacturers and brands make smarter, science-based decisions that reduce environmental impact. With this launch, Archroma reinforces its commitment to enabling a more sustainable future—through innovation, transparency, and accessible technology.
Toscotec will supply an Ahead 2.2 tissue line to the multi-latin company GrandBay Group at its production base in Pereira, Colombia. This marks a repeat order for Toscotec, following the successful start-up of a tissue machine at GrandBay's Guatemala site in 2023. The start-up of the new machine is planned for second semester 2025.
Hubergroup Print Solutions, a global specialist in printing inks, is adjusting the pricing of its nitrocellulose-based products manufactured in Europe due to a significant increase in raw material costs. The price changes will vary based on the nitrocellulose content of each product. Customers will be individually informed by their local representatives, who are available to answer any questions or provide further details.
Trelleborg furthers its commitment to innovation and excellence with the inauguration of its cutting-edge facility expansion in Malta. The €14 million investment in cleanrooms & equipment represents a significant milestone in supporting the fast-evolving life sciences and semiconductor manufacturing industries.
Zasche handling, provider of advanced load handling technology, launches its latest innovation: the Smart Handling Big Bin Picking system. Designed to bridge the gap between manual and fully automated operations, the new solution combines intelligent camera guidance with intuitive manual control—offering a practical, efficient path to semi-automation.
With the goal of strengthening the forest’s role in climate transition, Södra’s Research Foundation is investing SEK 8.75 million in seven research projects. The projects range from soil and growing forests to innovative solutions contributing to the green transition. The theme of this spring’s call was carbon balance, referring to the relationship between how much carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere versus how much is absorbed and stored in, for example, forests, soil, and wood products. It is a critical area in efforts to combat climate change. To reduce emissions and increase carbon uptake, more knowledge is needed about how carbon flows through both natural and human-made systems.
The latest edition of the Print Matters conference brought together an impressive gathering of more than 100 industry professionals from over 27 countries. Co-organised by Intergraf and NOPA, and with participation of the World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF), the event took place on June 13, 2025, in Zurich, Switzerland.