P+PB Announces Dates For Annual State Of The Campaign Report The Paper and Packaging Board (P+PB) announced the dates of its annual State of the Campaign webinars held on July 13 from 11-11:45 a.m. EST, July 14 from 11-11:45 a.m. and 3-3:45 p.m. EST, and July 19 from 11-11:45 a.m. EST. P+PB President Mary Anne Hansan will show the new TV, print and social media campaign celebrating the health of and the industry’s stewardship of working forests fea- turing the animated brand ambassadors, Casey and Page. She will also share how P+PB is reinforcing recycling be- havior, highlighting the industry’s compelling forest story, featuring sustainable product innovations, and why last year has been one of increased consumer engagement and positive feedback. “Our work continues to focus on the industry’s sustain- able stewardship of the working forests and the products they make,” said Hansan. “We are telling the positive sto- ry of the industry’s efforts to promote healthy trees and habitats through responsible forest management, how the products are designed to innovate out waste and to be recycled. The webinars are open to industry members and others interested in learning about the P+PB’s How Life Unfolds campaign. Visit paperandpackaging.org to register to attend one of the four webinars.
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filling continue to plague efforts to adequately staff orga- nizations, but to a lesser degree compared to the previous month. Inputs — expressed as supplier deliveries, invento- ries and imports — continued to constrain production ex- pansion but to a lesser extent compared to May. “The Supplier Deliveries Index indicated deliveries slowed at a slower rate in June, which was supported by a slight increase in the Inventories Index. The Imports Index expanded in June after one month of contraction preced- ed by six consecutive months of expansion. The Prices In- dex increased for the 25th consecutive month, at a slower rate compared to May. “Manufacturing performed well for the 25th straight month. There are signs of new order rate softening — cited in 17 percent of general comments, compared to 10 per- cent in May — but the root cause is difficult to determine: (1) demand reduction, (2) adjustment for excessive lead times, causing order rate adjustments or (3) a combination of both. Employment activity remain strongly positive in spite of the uncertainty with new order rates,” says Fiore. Fifteen manufacturing industries reported growth in June, among them Computer & Electronic Products; Ma- chinery and Food, Beverage & Tobacco Products. The three industries reporting contraction in June compared to May are: Paper Products; Wood Products; and Furniture & Related Products.
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