XML FeedsHarmac's second line will be operating at full capacity by Monday
Sep 11, 2009 | In Mill Expansions/Openings | 2 feedbacks »
Nanaimo Forest Product's Harmac pulp mill's second production line is up and running and is expected to be operating at full capacity by Monday.
President Levi Sampson said almost all of the 45 extra workers required have been hired and the line is expected to ramp up to full capacity on Monday, which will increase productivity at the mill by 40%.
The second line will bring the mill's output to almost 30,000 tonnes of northern bleached softwood kraft pulp per month.
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Harmac's second line will be at full capacity by Monday (Nanaimo Daily News)
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Comment from: eeiguy [Member] 
So where does this pulp get shipped to? Please don't say China.
12/09/09 @ 00:03
Comment from: a guy who knows [Member]
They just can't wait to drive the price back down and do this all over again.
12/09/09 @ 10:13
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