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The Navigator Company has approved an investment of approximately €115 million in a tissue paper machine at its Aveiro industrial complex in Portugal, according to a report published on 3 March 2026. The machine is planned to have annual capacity of 70,000 metric tons. The supplied report identifies the investment as a new production machine but does not give a construction or start-up schedule.…
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ANIN Papéis Especiais presented new products at Higiexpo 2026, held from October 20 to 22. The company said its participation reflected a new stage in its growth strategy, focused on strengthening its brands and expanding nationally and internationally. One featured launch was Ouroppel Prime Multiuso, an interfolded paper towel with an easy-open format.…
Essity says its Tork PaperCircle service collects used paper hand towels from participating customer sites and recycles them into new tissue products, including toilet paper. The company describes the service as part of its Professional Hygiene business. The source says the initiative was introduced in 1994 and calls it Europe’s leading solution of its kind.…
Essity is expanding its coreless technology to additional product categories and European markets, according to the supplied report. The technology removes the central cardboard tube and allows double rolls with greater capacity. The company says the format reduces waste and carbon dioxide emissions. In France, Essity is applying the technology to Lotus Just-1 toilet paper.…
French tissue and hygiene paper manufacturer MP Hygiène has adopted BWT’s ECO-MX technology for process-water treatment, according to the supplied report. The report says water treatment helps control unwanted microorganisms and maintain production efficiency. It presents the technology as an alternative to treatment methods that can involve chemical handling, transportation and recurring supply costs.…