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Congratulations to Green Bay Packaging on the dedication of its new recycled paper mill, an incredible milestone capping the nearly three-year journey of hard work, ingenuity and perseverance of the teams at Green Bay Packaging, Miron, Voith and many, many others. Miron is thrilled to […]
Miron is excited to exhibit at TAPPI PaperCon 2019, which takes place May 5-8 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. PaperCon is the world’s largest technical conference for the paper and packaging industry. This year’s theme of “Setting the Pace” speaks to the conference’s […]
Green Bay Packaging is launching a paper mill in Wisconsin that will use 100 percent recycled fiber, add mixed paper and double the capacity of its existing old corrugated paper containers (OCC) plant. Read more …
Just two months after announcing plans to replace its 71-year-old Green Bay Paper Mill, leaders from Green Bay Packaging Inc. formally broke ground on constructing the first new paper mill in Wisconsin in more than 30 years. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, city of Green Bay […]
Green Bay Packaging has broken ground on a new paper mill on North Quincy Street in Green Bay. On Wednesday, local and state officials gathered to celebrate construction of the first new paper mill to be built in Wisconsin in three decades. The $500 million […]
Green Bay Packaging held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday morning. Governor Scott Walker, City of Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt and Brown County Executive Troy Streckenback joined leaders of Green Bay Packaging and Miron Construction at the ceremony. The ceremony marks Green Bay Packaging’s new Green […]
This mill will replace Green Bay Packaging’s 71-year-old mill in Green Bay. It will be the first new paper mill built in Wisconsin in more than 30 years. The project is expected to create 1,000 construction jobs and will require approximately 1.5 million labor hours. Read […]
We’re getting a first look at what Green Bay Packaging’s $500 million paper mill would look like. New renderings of the plant were released Thursday in a joint statement by Miron Construction, Voith, KSH Solutions and Green Bay Packaging. Read more …