Paper Recycling Conference Podcast Series
This Paper Recycling Conference podcast series is sponsored by American Baler. This series features clips from the 2011 Paper Recycling Conference and Trade Show in Downtown Chicago. Click the titles below to listen to the podcasts.
The Trading Triangle
Attendee Michael Peltz of Waste Management asks our panelists, Vivian Ou of Ralison/Lee & Man; Jim Porter of RockTenn; Patty Norris of International Forest Products; and John Daniel of Federal International, their views on the significant correction that began in October. Moderator Bill Moore of Moore & Associates also offers his thoughts.
South of the Border
Raul Garcia, Waste Management's director of sales and marketing, Mexico and Latin America, offers his predictions for the Mexican market as 2011 comes to a close. Garcia spoke to attendees during the session South of the Border, which explored growth possibilities in the Latin American market.
Smooth Operations
Panelists at the 2011 Paper Recycling Conference discuss how they are adjusting to the increasing presence of OCC in residential collections. This is an excerpt from the session Smooth Operations.
Smooth Operations Part 2
Panelists Will Herzog of Hudson Baylor Corp. and Johnny Gold of Newark Group discuss how MRFs, paper stock packers and consumers can adjust to declining generation of ONP.
The Processors' Viewpoint
Moderator Kevin Duncombe of Western Pacific Pulp and Paper asks panelists Pat DeRuda of Waste Management Recycle America, Vic Rice of Cellmark and Al Metauro of Cascades Recovery about China's influence on the North American market.
The Mill Viewpoint Part 2
Dan Sandoval of Recycling Today Media Group talks with Jim Porter of RockTenn and Steve Silver of FutureMark Paper during the Paper Recycling Conference session The Mill Viewpoint. Panelists discuss the effect contaminants are having on their business.
The Mill Viewpoint Part 3
Kevin Duncombe of Western Pacific Pulp and Paper asks panelists Jim Porter of RockTenn and Steve Silver of FutureMark Paper for their thoughts on the nature of the relationship between consumers and suppliers of recycled paper.