The Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) has today announced the formal launch of OUR PAPER, a new programme to support councils in improving the quality and quantity of paper and card separately collected for recycling. OUR PAPER is an initiative that promotes the value of paper that local councils collect on behalf of the public, […]
Following the recent announcement that Arjowiggins’ companies in the UK have been placed into the hands of administrators, the Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) is ready and willing to help in any practical way. Clearly this is an incredibly worrying time for all employees and their families affected, including those in the areas of Stoneywood, […]
CPI is concerned about the potential for delays of imports to the UK if Government does not achieve a trade deal over Brexit. Andrew Large, CPI Director General, and Guiseppe Munarie, country operations manager for Sofidel (which makes toilet roll for a number of brands) explain the issues. Click the headline to watch the video clip. Watch […]
Commenting on the Business Secretary’s response to Professor Helm’s Cost of Energy Review, Stephen Elliott, Chair of the Energy Intensive Users Group, said: “A year on from the review, energy intensive industries are dismayed that the Government still doesn’t have any immediate plan to reform the UK’s expensive electricity system. This is despite a 2017 […]
The Government has issued a guide to customs procedures in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit. The guide explains: how trade, processes and regulations at the UK border will change after 29 March 2019 what traders and other businesses operating at the UK border will need to do from 29 March 2019. Over time, […]