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Claims by fashionable bamboo toilet roll brands about the composition of their products have been called into question by Which? testing, after it found some only contain tiny amounts of the eco-friendly material

We tested bamboo toilet roll to see what it was really made of. While some tissue samples lived up to their claims, others contained as little as 3% bamboo fibres

The toilet paper that was tested was made of mostly fast-growing virgin hardwoods. Read more at straitstimes.com.

In today’s Sunday Column, Part III in the series of Women to Watch, are seven women across an array of print departments, from pre-press to press, handling design, plate production or development of new products. These seven women share their experiences, their challenges and how they excel. Read on...

A court ordered Auburn Vocational School District Board of Education to pay over $1.4 million in back pay from 2011 through 2021, but the money remains held up.

Patrick Henry looks back at the life of Xerox’s Peter Crean, one of the graphic communications industry’s most groundbreaking technologists, who passed away last month.

KUBINKA, Moscow region — Two children could be seen playing inside a military personnel carrier emblazoned with the letter Z — a symbol of the invasion of Ukraine — and the words “NATO won’t pass.” The vehicle was one of thousands of pieces of hardware on display at the Army-2023 international military-technical forum, Russia’s largest military fair that takes place each year at a defense-themed park outside Moscow. “I came to show the latest achievements of our warcraft to my so...

Sappi Employees Recognized for Contributions to Industry Advancing Endeavors in Paper and Packaging

Sappi North America announced that several of its employees have received awards for their endeavors in creative graphics, leadership and innovative initiatives.

PGSF Announces New Executive Committee Member and Treasurer