Increased Capital Spending in North American Tissue Industry Pushes TAD Capacity to 30 Percent, Tissue360º Spring/Summer 2013
As new tissue machines ramp-up production following a wave of investment activity, the North American tissue industry has once more undergone a period of change. In response to heightened consumer and commercial demand for higher quality products at a competitive price, producers have responded with four new TAD (through-air-dry) machines installed since 2011, and key investments in new ATMOS technology, designed to prOduce high quality recycled products. The recent investment activity has sparked key questions around the market impacts and implications for conventional tissue manufacturing.
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Increased Capital Spending in North American Tissue Industry Pushes TAD Capacity to 30 Percent, Tiss
