Earlier this week Boise Cascade Corp. announced plans to retain its pulp and paper mill in DeRidder, La., and seven corrugated container factories.
Late last year the company said it was considering selling the facilities as part of a plan to raise shareholder value.
"After considering numerous proposals reflecting several different strategic alternatives, we have concluded that none created more value for our shareholders than retaining the earnings and cash flow that these units produce," said George Harad, chairman and CEO.
Get curated news on YOUR industry.
Enter your email to receive our newsletters.
Loading...

Explore the April 2000 Issue
Check out more from this issue and find your next story to read.
Latest from Recycling Today
- ReMA board to consider changes to residential dual-, single-stream MRF specifications
- Trump’s ‘liberation day’ results in retaliatory tariffs
- Commentary: Waste, CPG industries must lean into data to make sustainable packaging a reality
- DPI acquires Concept Plastics Co.
- Stadler develops second Republic Services Polymer Center
- Japanese scrap can feed its EAF sector, study finds
- IRG cancels plans for Pennsylvania PRF
- WIH Resource Group celebrates 20th anniversary