This month, our Rumford Mill proudly sponsored a free ski night at Black Mountain, giving team members the chance to hit the slopes with friends, family, and neighbors. The event was part of the growing community‑giving program developed over the past year under Becca Rotford’s
We were honored to welcome John Miller, Secretary and CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, to our Biron Mill this month. Mill Manager Steve Raczek led the visit, showcasing ND’s continued commitment to Wisconsin’s economy and environment. The tour highlighted our $315 million in
Introducing Pennacook Offset Premium Uncoated Printing Paper from ND Paper – Rumford, Maine ND Paper proudly presents Pennacook Offset, an uncoated printing paper that blends modern papermaking technology with the deep-rooted history of Rumford, Maine. Produced at our Rumford mill, this offset sheet is engineered
We are excited to announce our 212 Award winners for this year! From day one, we knew that our greatest resource is our people. That is why, every year, we recognize some of the most outstanding work by our tenacious and dedicated employees. As the
ND Paper is excited to announce plans to re-start PM 25 at our Biron, WI mill. This machine was idled in April of 2024. With the successful conversion of PM 26 at Biron to recycled packaging and the growing demand for ND Paper’s packaging products,
Internship / Early Career Program ND Paper is proud to welcome 20 summer interns to our Biron, Rumford, and Oak Brook locations. Our Summer Intern / Early Career Program is a testament to ND Paper’s unwavering commitment to the next generation of leaders within the
On Tuesday, April 30th, Nine Dragons, Inc. (ND Paper) and Billerud Wisconsin LLC (Billerud) closed on an Asset Purchase Agreement, whereas ND Paper will own and operate Billerud’s Wisconsin Water Quality Center (WQC) and associated landfill and F&E landfill assets. The Water Quality Center is
Bill Ross will never forget the morning of February 7th. Not feeling well, while making his way out of work at ND Paper’s Rumford mill, he lost consciousness…and nearly his life. Ellie Hall, Rumford’s OM Site Lead, was walking into the mill and noticed Bill
