We Deliver:

Leadership on Sustainability

We have one of the best stories to tell of all packaging materials (renewable resource, use of biomass, high recycled content, recyclability, compostability) and we tell it through the industry's environmental council, PPEC.

 

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Advocacy

At all three levels of government (federal, provincial and municipal) on issues ranging from Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), stewardship programs and fee structures, compostability, health issues. And within industry forums (such as Walmart Canada's Sustainable Value Network (SVN) and its various commitees, and through member company affiliations with the Sustainable Packaging Coalition and the Global Packaging Project.

 

Industry Stats

The association offers a wide range of statistics to its members: monthly and quarterly data on production, shipments, inventory levels, values and markets, for both containerboard and corrugated converted products; details of labour agreements across the country with regular updates; and is currently developing a national benchmark reporting process for work-related injuries and illnesses.

 

Networking Opportunities

Members receive access to the Board of Directors and association committees, and to association events at a significant discount. Events planned for 2010 include a very successful seminar on Efficient Plant, Safer People (held February 23), Cutting through the Greenwash (April 13), a joint golf tournament with AICC Canada (June 7) and a State-of-the-Industry meeting in the fall.

 

Working Together

On environmental issues, the association works through PPEC with both Canadian and US-based paper packaging interests such as the American Forest & Paper Association (AF & PA), Fibre Box Association (FBA), Association of Independent Corrugated Converters (AICC) and the Paperboard Packaging Council (PPC). Closer ties are also being established with these and other associations on non-environmental issues impacting the industry. For example, a Government Relations Committee is developing a priorities agenda for lobbying governments in Canada on economic cost-competitiveness issues.

We Are:

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The Voice of Canada’s Major Producers

We represent almost 90% of Canada’s containerboard mill capacity and over 90% of Canada’s corrugated converting production.

Mill Members:

  • Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd.
  • Kruger Inc.
  • Minas Basin Pulp & Power Company
  • New Forest Paper Mills LP
  • Norampac, Div. of Cascades Canada Inc. (Kingsey Falls)
  • Norampac, Div. of Cascades Canada Inc. (Cabano)
  • Norampac, Div. of Cascades Canada Inc. (Trenton)
  • Norampac, Div. of Cascades Canada Inc. (Mississauga)
  • Norampac, Div. of Cascades Canada Inc. (Burnaby)
  • Smurfit Stone Container (Matane)
  • Smurfit Stone Container (La Tuque)

Corrugated Converter Members:

  • Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd.
  • Crown Packaging.
  • Independent Corrugator Inc.
  • Kruger Inc.
  • Maritime Paper Products Ltd.
  • Master Packaging Inc.
  • Mitchel-Lincoln Ltd.
  • Moore Packaging Corp.
  • Norampac.
  • Smurfit-MBI
  • Tencorr Packaging Inc.

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CONTACT INFO.

1995 Clark Blvd.,
Unit 3 Brampton, ON   L6T 4W1

Tel.  905-458-1247
Fax. 905-458-2052
Email: info@paperpackaging.ca

CORRUGATED CLIPPINGS

Life cycle analysis of average corrugated box about to be released

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The Corrugated Packaging Alliance (CPA) has released a summary of a first-ever cradle-to-cradle life cycle analysis (LCA) of the average US corrugated box. The LCA follows ISO 14040 guidelines including critical review by a panel of experts. The initial public release of the data is intended to populate the US Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) database, the Environmental Protection Agency and the GreenBlue COMPASS tool. The 20-page Summary Report is a downloadable PDF document including graphs and diagrams.
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National benchmarking process underway on health and safety

Paper Packaging Canada is developing a national performance tool for its members that will enable them to benchmark their plants and work towards improving the health and safety of their employees.

Association launches review of data sharing

Paper Packaging Canada is reviewing all data content and sharing arrangements whether the stats cover production and shipments, financial matters, labour, or health and safety issues. The review will help the association decide who gets access to what (what will be made public and what will be restricted to the membership).

New Chairman and Officers elected. Learn More…

Corrugated boxes reach amazing 92% recovery rate from Ontario households. Learn More...

At least 85% of Canadians can now recycle corrugated boxes. Learn More...


UPCOMING EVENTS:

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Paper Packaging Forum Announcement:
Canadian paper packaging forum slated for October 21, 2010. Paper Packaging Canada is pleased to announce that a forum of key industry players will be held in Mississauga, Ontario on October 21, 2010. Learn More …

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Greenwash Presentations Available
Presentations made at PPEC’s very successful
“Cutting through the Greenwash “ seminar held on
April 13 are now available at PPEC’s website.
Feedback for the annual event was very positive.
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WINTER SEMINAR:

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Winter Seminar A Great Success
Feedback to the association’s “Efficient Plants, Safer People” seminar on February 23 has been very positive, ranging from very good to excellent. The consensus was that both keynote speakers
"hit the spot" and that the industry panel addressed common issues in an understandable way. The tour to Smurfit’s Milton corrugator plant that followed the seminar was also rated highly.
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THIRD ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC:

Joint Golf Tournament - Picture of a golf ball and tee.

Joint Golf Tournament
Great weather, a new course, and the same old score! That was the experience of many at the Third Annual Golf Classic sponsored by Paper Packaging Canada and AICC on June 7th at Station Creek, Ontario. Check out the photos …