Register by April 1 for Essentials of Market Pulp

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This message comes to you as a friendly reminder from TAPPI that the early registration date for the TAPPI Essentials of Market Pulp course is April 1- only days away.

This course was developed from the growing demand for the most current information on pulp qualities and availabilities in the global marketplace. Three world-renown course instructors are coming together April 30 before the PaperCon 2011 convention to address the questions they encounter in their fields.

"In seminars and my interactions with paper mills, I've found considerable interest in all species of softwoods and for what each is best suited. Acacia, both Acacia Mangium and Acacia Cassacarpa, and cold-weather-resistant Eucalyptus (E.Nitens, E.Dunii) have gained particular attention. In this course, we will discuss these pulp selections, as well as species for specific use, such as Black Spruce, for example, found to be best suited for premium facial tissue; Douglas Fir for towelling; and White Spruce for fast response to refining." - Dave Hillman, Course Instructor and Pulp Expert

Why You Should Attend

This course provides a simple and clear picture of pulp markets for those new to the pulp and paper industry - and an approach to pulp selection and treatment that will provide clarity for seasoned operating, development and supplier technical personnel.

- Gain a broad understanding of current pulp trends in the global marketplace

- Understand the unique nature pulps through study of a large cross-section of samples from all over the world

- Initiate a simple, efficient evaluation process for smart pulp selection

- Network with others and discuss issues one-on-one with experienced instructors

You also will receive with your registration your own copy of the World Market Pulp CD Book (a $295 value), which will be supplemented with new marketplace data and analytical insights. The World of Market Pulp books have been sold around the world and are key reference materials in many libraries, laboratories and companies.

Register before April 1 and save!