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News Anchor, Emmy WInning Journalist, Emmy Nominations and Silver Circle Award. Presentador de Noticias Univision Chicago, jbarbosa@univision.net
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Mexico containerboard market signals further packaging cost pressure despite stable July prices

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By Jorge Barbosa
| FastMarkets Verified
Mexican containerboard prices were mostly unchanged in July despite multiple supplier announcements seeking higher pricing. Rising costs for imported recovered paper, labor and logistics continue to pressure producer margins. Price increases announced for July were generally implemented only partially, with many transactions reflecting smaller adjustments. Demand for corrugated packaging remains seasonally weak, although market participants expect a gradual recovery beginning in August.
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US 25% tariffs on Brazilian paper exports; dissolving pulp faces duties as RYAM challenges Bracell

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By Jorge Barbosa, Helena Benfica
| FastMarkets Verified
The United States formally implemented a 25% tariff on Brazilian exports, while a separate 10% duty remains. Wood pulp was exempted from additional tariffs, but major Brazilian paper grades became subject to duties. Industry participants remain uncertain whether a proposed additional 12.5% tariff could be applied cumulatively. Brazilian industry representatives warned tariffs could affect dissolving pulp, paper and other forest products exports.
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Proceedings of: First International Workshop on Sustainable Ultrascale Computing Systems (NESUS 2014).

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By Jesus Perez, Jesús Pérez, Jorge Barbosa, Ricardo Mola
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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