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Fedrigoni and Mohawk partner on specialty papers - Vimarsana News

Fedrigoni and Mohawk partner on specialty papers

'The agreement with Mohawk is a further element in our growth strategy in a market with excellent prospects such as specialty papers, especially for luxury packaging, where we intend to consolidate our global primacy. Many synergistic opportunities are also present for our self-adhesive materials division, which will expand its leading position in premium labels for the wine

National Grid says industrial customers may face challenges in switching from fossil fuels - Vimarsana News

National Grid says industrial customers may face challenges in switching from fossil fuels

Upstate New York's National Grid utility says it will be hard to make a 100 percent switch from gas to electricity

Graphic Communications Scholarship Foundation Salutes 2022 Awardees - Vimarsana News

Graphic Communications Scholarship Foundation Salutes 2022 Awardees

Graphic Communications Scholarship Foundation Salutes 2022 Awardees

A year after Crane Stationery quit its North Adams home, a new business is stirring - Vimarsana News

A year after Crane Stationery quit its North Adams home, a new business is stirring

A lumber merchant in Adams is on the move. "I want to expand towards North Adams," says John Duquette. "I think it will be good for the city."

Pandemic tossed fledgling Berkshire Innovation Center 'right into the water.' There was a positive 'flip side.' - Vimarsana News

Pandemic tossed fledgling Berkshire Innovation Center 'right into the water.' There was a positive 'flip side.'

PITTSFIELD — Like most businesses, the Berkshire Innovation Center had to pivot quickly in 2020. About two weeks after the $13.8 million facility’s grand opening ceremony took place at the end of February last year, the COVID-19 pandemic caused the state’s economy to shut down. “We were thrown right into the water,” said BIC Executive Director Ben Sosne. The center’s first year didn’t go the way anybody thought it would. But, Sosne believes that, still, the first 12 months have been fruitful for the two-story 23,000-square-foot facility at the William Stanle...