Randy Adams, Kingsport Mill health and safety manager, won the Pulp and Paper Safety Association’s Distinguished Service Award — the PPSA’s highest honor. Learn more about Adams and the award.
Our Kingsport Mill is now using recycled fiber from a corrugated recycling partnership established with Food City and attracting customers from across the corrugated industry.
At our Kingsport Mill grand reopening event, we celebrated the completion of a two-year project to convert the mill into our first 100 percent recycled containerboard facility. Learn more.
Lean Six Sigma initiatives are yielding benefits for Domtar. One recent project has led to productivity improvements beginning at the chipper. Learn more about that project and how it’s impacting our manufacturing network.
Career training, internships and apprenticeships help students explore manufacturing careers at Domtar. Find out why, and learn more about how we’re celebrating Manufacturing Day on Oct. 7 and all month long.
Our Kingsport Mill was a highlight of the Northeast Tennessee Red Carpet Tour, which showcased our economic development partnership in the region. See why.
In May, our Hawesville and Dryden mills earned state and national awards thanks to our robust safety system. Find out more as we celebrate National Safety Month, along with the National Safety Council.
The Kingsport Mill recently marked several milestones in its ongoing packaging conversion project, including the opening of a bridge and the arrival of its first recycled paper bales. Learn about the mill’s progress.
The team at our Johnsonburg Mill has managed to reduce the volume of chlorine dioxide used while maintaining the brightness our customers expect. Find out more.
Excellent planning and agility enabled our Ashdown Mill to restart its A62 paper machine to meet recovering customer demand for uncoated freesheet paper. Learn about this project.
For Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting three women leaders who are making a difference at Domtar and in the pulp and paper industry. Learn how they encourage other young women interested in this industry.
As construction on Domtar’s first packaging plant nears completion, the first employees return to work to see old friends and learn new skills. Read about our progress at the mill and positive changes for our team.
Our project to convert the Kingsport Mill into a 100 percent-recycled containerboard facility is already delivering benefits. Take a look at how we’re using circular economy principles to reduce the project’s environmental impact.
Online shopping is more popular than ever, and research shows consumers want environmentally friendly packaging for their purchases. Our Kingsport Mill will produce recycled containerboard to meet this need. Learn more.
As part of our Kingsport Mill conversion to manufacture recycled linerboard, we participated in a land swap with the city of Kingsport, Tennessee. The deal creates more recreational opportunities for area residents. Read on:
Containerboard — the material used to make cardboard — is the pulp and paper industry’s largest market. Learn about the role Kingsport Mill will play in our plans to enter that market.
