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Why Are Postal Stamp Prices Going Up Again?

The cost of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp is set to rise by 5 cents. If approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission, new rates will take effect July 13, 2025.

AF&PA Releases May 2025 Printing-Writing Monthly Report

According to the report, total printing-writing paper shipments decreased 5% in May compared to May 2024.

AF&PA Releases May 2025 Packaging Papers Monthly Report

Total packaging papers & specialty packaging shipments in May decreased 7% compared to May 2024.

AF&PA Releases April 2025 Packaging Papers Monthly Report

Total packaging papers & specialty packaging shipments in April decreased 3% compared to April 2024. 

AF&PA Releases April 2025 Printing-Writing Monthly Report

According to the report, total printing-writing paper shipments decreased 7.6% in April compared to April 2024. 

AF&PA Details U.S. Paper Production and Capacity Trends

The 65th Paper Industry Annual Capacity and Fiber Consumption Survey was released by AF&PA. The report provides detailed data on U.S. paper industry capacity and production compiled by the AF&PA statistics team.

How is Paper Made from Wood?

U.S. pulp, paper and packaging manufacturers rely on a complex supply chain to produce the everyday goods Americans rely on. That supply chain begins by sourcing forest materials to make fresh wood pulp.

How Is Paper Made Today?

Paper products are an essential part of daily life. Manufacturers rely on a complex supply chain to produce these goods. 

AF&PA Releases Q1 2025 Boxboard Quarterly Report

Total Boxboard production in Q1 decreased 1% compared to Q1 2024.

AF&PA Releases March 2025 Packaging Papers Monthly Report

Total packaging papers & specialty packaging shipments in March increased 1% compared to March 2024.

AF&PA Releases March 2025 Printing-Writing Monthly Report

According to the report, total printing-writing paper shipments decreased 5% in March compared to March 2024.

Maryland’s EPR Legislation Guided by Missteps

Maryland lawmakers are hastily considering SB 901, a misguided bill that introduces an EPR program for packaging and paper products and poses significant risks to the paper industry. Lawmakers didn't consider the data or that paper recycling works.