SCA EBITDA up 25% quarter on quarter, Pennsylvania AI-ad disclosures, BCI’s 5,600 sq m site — and 5 more | BPJ News
How higher base-paper prices land, how AI disclosures reach print, and what changes when a packaging site sells the work after the box.
SCA’s quarterly EBITDA improved from the previous quarter as kraftliner prices rose and costs fell, but its cumulative profit still trails the prior year. Packaging assembly and shipping, AI-ad disclosures and web-platform updates are beginning to split the price and scope of work available to printing companies.
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At SCA, quarterly EBITDA rose 25% from the previous quarter on factors including higher kraftliner prices, but the January-September 2026 cumulative total was down 24% year on year. In Pennsylvania, once the law takes effect, disclosure requirements for AI advertising that misleads consumers about a product’s nature or authenticity will also cover in-store POP displays and brochures. Buckeye Corrugated expanded not its box-making capacity, but sites that handle assembly,…
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