Stevens Point, Wisconsin

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Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Stevens Point, Wisconsin
The Stevens Point, Wisconsin, mill is owned by NewPage Wisconsin System Inc., an affiliate of
NewPage Corporation, a leading producer of printing and specialty papers in North America.
1919
Stevens Point mill is located
in central Wisconsin on the
Wisconsin River. Established
in the early 1900s, the mill is
now one of North America’s
largest and most modern
paper mills for producing
specialty papers.
24.5
ACRES
The Stevens Point mill encompasses approximately 24.5 acres
and has two paper machines, one off-machine hot-soft calender,
two finishing winders and four cut down winders. The Stevens
Point mill’s papermaking process is elemental chlorine-free (ECF).
185,000
TONS OF PAPER
The Stevens Point mill has the capacity to produce about
185,000 tons of coated and uncoated specialty papers per year
including flexible packaging papers for pouches, spiral canisters,
bags and various types of wrapping paper; label papers for
bottles, jars and cans; high-gloss papers that are metalized;
and technical papers for bar code labels, receipts and release
liners. The Stevens Point mill is known for its exceptional
technical and customer service in developing customized
products that meet exact specifications.
*As of December 31, 2013
239
EMPLOYEES*
The Stevens Point mill employs
approximately 239 people.
38
million
Since 2005, more than
$38 million has been
invested in equipment,
process modifications and
manufacturing technologies
to ensure that the Stevens
Point operations are
safe, productive and
environmentally sound.
“Stevens Point mill is committed to being
the leading specialty paper mill in the world
by exceeding customer expectations through
superior performance of our people,
products and processes.”
John Reichert, Mill Manager
3
0
Injuries
Our entire workforce is
dedicated to promoting a
safe work environment for our
employees and the community.
All employees work together to
achieve a common safety goal:
zero injuries.
chain-of-custody
certifications
The Stevens Point mill has
three chain-of-custody
certifications: Forest
Stewardship Council™ (FSC®),
Sustainable Forestry Initiative®
(SFI) and Programme for
the Endorsement of Forest
Certification (PEFC). Our
products are also FDA
compliant.
The Stevens Point mill
has also achieved ISO 9001,
ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001
registration. ISO registration
means that our technical
specifications and
manufacturing processes
meet the precise criteria
established by the
International Organization
for Standardization.
100
percent
Environmental
commitment
At NewPage, we continually
review our operations to ensure
responsible environmental
stewardship. We utilize many
innovative processes to
minimize our impact on the
environment, such as:
• Operation of equipment
is managed to minimize
energy consumption.
• Process water instead
of freshwater is used
in production processes
whenever possible.
• M
aterial losses to the
wastewater treatment plant
are reduced.
425
million
to community
The NewPage locations
in the state of Wisconsin
support their communities
with a combined positive
economic impact of nearly
$425 million including
wages, taxes, raw material
purchases, transportation and
charitable giving. We work
closely with community leaders
as active citizens. Through
volunteering, as well as private
and corporate contributions,
NewPage and our employees
support local charities,
organizations, events and
educational causes that help
make the community strong.
• Waste air and water heat
streams are recovered for use
in preheating process flows.
• Wastewater treatment
sludge is beneficially used
as a soil amendment on
agricultural lands.
NewPage Wisconsin System Inc.
Stevens Point Operations
707 Arlington Place
Stevens Point, WI 54481
715-345-8060
NewPageCorp.com
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Note: The data provided in this document is specific to the NewPage
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, mill operations based on full year 2013.
© 2014 NewPage Corporation. All rights reserved.
rev 05/14