Great Northern Paper Company
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February 10 2021 | A portion of the mill site was leased to Standard Biocarbon Corp. to build a pyrolysis facility for converting low-grade biomass into biocarbon. |
July 21 2020 | The town of East Millinocket purchased the Great Northern Paper site for $1.45 million. |
January 12 2017 | Our Katahdin, a non-profit organization, purchased all remaining former Great Northern Paper Company assets in Millinocket from Cate Street Capital's subsidiaries. |
August 2014 | The over-100-year-old paper mill permanently closed down, with WARN Act notices sent to workers, indicating the closure was not temporary. |
2013 | Cate Street Capital announced plans to tear down mill buildings at the Millinocket plant and replace them with structures for a Torrefaction wood operation under Thermogen Industries. |
2012 | The mill supplied 3,000 tons of Baxter Brite paper for printing the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy. |
2011 | Cate Street Capital acquired the Katahdin Paper Company LLC holdings in Maine and revived the Great Northern Paper name. The East Millinocket mill was relaunched with over 250 people hired. |
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