Good Starting Points

An excellent starting point is PulpandPaper.net, which offers many sources of information about the industry, including the The Pulp and Paper Jumplist with numerous links to companies. Though many of their services require a paid subscription, you can still search for companies, news, and other information without joining.

A large portal of information about supplier companies in the industry (those providing services to paper companies) is at PulpandPaper-Technology.com/.

PaperOnWeb - a huge collection of links relating to the paper industry, divided into groups such as pulp producers, paper producers, chemical suppliers, consultants, etc.

PaperOnline.org is an excellent educational resource from Europe. The Website offers educational information about paper, the carbon cycle, manufacturing methods, etc. PaperOnline is provided by the Confederation of European Paper Industries. CEPI is a Brussels-based non-profit making organization serving as a forum for the European pulp and paper industry.

The Wisconsin Paper Council is a trade association of 28 paper companies in Wisconsin. In addition to corporate links, there is useful information about papermaking, careers, history, news, games and puzzles, etc.

Nip Impressions-- a rich source of information about the paper industry, including paper stocks, fun facts, and news. A longstanding and trusted source for many. Includes a directory of companies in the industry.

The Webmaster's Paper Industry Page - used to be the home page of the Forest Products Division site. Now provides paper-related links and commentary.

Forestweb: Stock Info for Paper Companies

Paper Industry Events (from EUWID-Paper.com (European info on markets, events, etc.)

PaperAge's List of Companies - and other related lists are provided on the main page for PaperAge.