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International Paper - Cantonment

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About International Paper - Cantonment

The Southern Group of State Foresters' Primary Forest Products Network register lists this as a pulp and paper mill at 375 Muscogee Road in Cantonment, taking softwood, with Escambia County as its home county. International Paper's website says nothing about it. The pages read were the corporate home page and four packaging-services pages, and none of them names a Florida facility, a mill contact or a fibre specification. What the site does carry is the company's account of itself: International Paper (NYSE: IP; LSE: IPC) describes itself as the global leader in sustainable packaging solutions, and publishes its lines as corrugated packaging, bulk packaging, solid fiber, sheets, retail packaging and display, and containerboard, alongside a recycling business it calls a cornerstone of the global paper supply chain. The services pages are aimed at packaging customers rather than landowners — structural design, graphic design, printing, testing, fulfilment and assembly, and mechanical packaging — run through customer commitment centres in Aurora, Illinois, and Memphis, Tennessee, with a globally connected design team the company puts at more than 250 people drawing on over 1.8 million designs. The company says it is taking the next step in a transformation journey to reshape its business in North America. Its recent notices include the acquisition of North Pacific Paper Company, ground broken on a packaging facility in Mississippi, and a place on the 2026 World's Most Ethical Companies list. A landowner weighing a haul to Cantonment will find none of what matters for that decision — species, wood specifications, gate hours or a procurement contact — published on the corporate site. As described on internationalpaper.com, read 23 September 2026.

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