Archive for newsprint
Celebrate Earth Day
To celebrate Earth Day, April 22, use these five tricks to get new life out of your old newspapers. From crafts to better ways to ... Read More
Canadian Newsprint Is Not the Enemy — Tariffs Are
Every day at the News Media Alliance headquarters, a stack of newspapers arrives for myself and the staff. But with the Department of Commerce and ... Read More
Printers and Publishers Unite to Launch STOPP Coalition
Today, members of the printing, publishing and paper-producing industries are announcing the formation of Stop Tariffs on Printers & Publishers (STOPP), a coalition to fight ... Read More
Statement: Preliminary Antidumping Duties
In response to the Department of Commerce’s announcement today of preliminary antidumping duties on Canadian imports of uncoated groundwood paper – which includes newsprint used ... Read More
Statement: We Will Fight Newsprint Tariffs
We are stunned that a single U.S. mill (NORPAC) has been able to manipulate the trade laws to their gain, while potentially wreaking financial havoc ... Read More
Everything You Need to Know About Newsprint Tariffs
Discussion Points for a Conversation or Letter with Policymakers
- I respectfully request your urgent assistance on a matter that will have a severe impact ... Read More
NORPAC Petitions Threaten Newspapers
Last August, the Department of Commerce (Commerce) announced the initiation of anti-dumping duty and countervailing duty (i.e. anti-subsidy) investigations of Canadian imports of uncoated groundwood ... Read More
Proposed Newsprint Tariffs Threaten Small-Town Newspapers
Today, more than 1,100 newspapers across the U.S. called on Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to heavily scrutinize the anti-dumping and countervailing duty petitions filed by ... Read More
Investigation on Newsprint Antidumping Moves Forward
On September 22, the International Trade Commission (ITC) voted unanimously (4-0) to continue with the antidumping investigation brought on by a petition from the North Pacific Paper Company ... Read More
