Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper celebrates its centennial anniversary, highlighting its enduring legacy of innovation and sustainability within the forest products industry. President Kent Ramsay emphasizes the mill's adaptability, resilience, and continuous investments in evolving technologies and markets.
THUNDER BAY – Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper has changed names many times over the last 100 years, but the innovation, reliance, and stability of the mill remain the same.
Ramsay outlined the innovative changes throughout the years. Recognized as one of the largest pulp and paper mills in the world, Thunder Bay’s mill still generating acres of product year after year, expanding into new markets, despite new technology advances threatening to collapse the industry. He foretells the next 100 years of innovation at the mill will profoundly be in the sustainability of bioproducts. The mill has transitioned into the green economy by manufacturing more bioplastics and biofuels, which he admits not too many think about.
The ceremony held at the mill welcomed multiple generations of employees, stakeholders, and dignitaries. She noted how the relationship between both parties has changed. Even though she acknowledged there is room for improvement, a path is working together as neighbours.
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