ORANGE, Texas — Up to 150 new jobs could be coming to Orange with a $715 million investment into the former International Paper plant. USG Paper, LLC plans to invest $715 million to expand its ...

ORANGE, Texas — International Paper announced Wednesday that its containerboard mill near Orange will be closing. The plant in Orange County will be permanently closed along with two other ...

International Paper on Oct. 18 announced its plans to close its containerboard mill, located at 812 Owens Illinois Rd. in Orange. Beaumont Enterprise Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to main content ...

Orange city leaders think they've found a new business to potentially take over the former International Paper facility. Nearly 500 employees lost their jobs when the plant shut down without ...

USG Paper, LLC plans to invest $715 million to expand its paper manufacturing operations to Orange creating from 120 to 150 ...

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 15, 2023 / On January 10th, International Paper Orange Mill awarded $63,000 in community grants to local organizations who are making the region a better ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - International Paper on Oct. 18 announced that it is stopping production at two pulp machines and permanently closing its containerboard mill in Orange, Texas. The machines ...

International Paper Company IP announced the permanent closure of its containerboard mill in Orange, TX. The company will also permanently cease production on the #20 machine in Riegelwood, NC ...

Shares of International Paper Co. IP slipped 0.1% in premarket ... The closure in Orange will cut containerboard capacity by about 800,000 tons and ceased production in Riegelwood and Pensacola ...

ORANGE, TEXAS (KPLC) - International Paper announced today it will be permanently closing the doors of its containerboard mill in Orange, Texas. The company, a global producer of planet-friendly ...

International Paper announced Tuesday it will permanently end production on pulp machines in Pensacola, Florida, and Riegelwood, North Carolina, as well as permanently closing the Orange, Texas mill.