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Consulting:

Alpha Consult

Germany. Technical consultants to the cotton linters pulp industry, specialised in plant and product development, environmetally responsible processing, and marketing.

http://www.all-about-linters.com/

Baker & O'Brien, Inc

USA. Consultants to the oil and gas, chemical, pulp and paper, and power industries.

http://www.bakerobrien.com/

Canda International, Ltd

UK. Technical consultants, specialised in chemicals and chemical services for the paper industry. Product sourcing. Market and technology analysis. Training and development programmes, and environmental advice.

http://www.canda-international.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Comertec

Lebanon. Technical consultants, project managers, engineering services, and machine and equipment suppliers to the papermaking industry.

http://www.comertec.com/

Fisher International, Inc

USA. Sales and marketing services for the pulp and paper industries. Consulting and customized research services. Proprietary software program with searchable database of global suppliers.

http://www.fisheri.com/

J&L Fiber Services, Inc.

Provider of optimization solutions for the pulp and paper industry, including applications expertise in refining, screening and cleaning.

http://www.jlfiberservices.com

Pacific Simulation

Provides process simulation software, data analysis software, and real time cost reduction solutions for the pulp and paper industry.

http://www.pacsim.com

Paper-Consult Engineering Group

Consultancy for engineering design and management of paper and board manufacturing plants, with specialized services related to vibration analysis, thermography, and customized software.

http://www.paper-consult.de/

The Parton Group

Assessments providers to investment and financial institutions in matters related to the pulp and paper, and biomass industries.

http://www.thepartongroup.com/

Pemble Consulting

Kraft pulp mill consulting.

http://pembleconsulting.com/

Tavistock International

Consultants and advisors to the pulp and paper industry. Technology transfer, interim mill management, supervision of start-ups, training and ISO implementation services.

http://www.tavistock-international.com

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