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WAN-IFRA Manufacturer Codes WAN-IFRA_BarCode_2020-01-15.xls WAN-IFRA manufacturer codes List 1, as of 2020-01-13 Digit 13 = 1 or 2 Dig. Dig. Dig. Dig. 15 16 MANUFACTURER COUNTRY 15 16 MANUFACTURER COUNTRY 0 1 Norske Skog - Bruck Austria 5 1 UPM - Kymi, Kuusankoski Finland 0 2 UPM - Kaukas Finland 5 2 Solikamskbumprom Russia 0 3 Kirkniemi Finland 5 3 Thessalian Pulp & Paper Greece 0 4 UPM - Rauma Finland 5 4 Burgo Group – Sora Italy 0 5 UPM - Steyrermühl Austria 5 5 Syktyvkar Russia 0 6 SCA Hallein Austria 5 6 Nuova Cartiera di Arbatax Italy 0 7 UPM - Jämsänkoski Finland 5 7 Internation. Paper-Kwidzyn Poland 0 8 UPM - Kajaani, closed Finland 5 8 Kondopoga PPM JSC Russia 0 9 Stora Enso Langerbrugge Belgium 5 9 JSC Volga Russia 1 0 Nordland (UPM), Dörpen Germany 6 0 Szczecin - Skolwin S.A. Poland 1 1 SCA Laakirchen Austria 6 1 Norske Skog- Follum Norway 1 2 UPM - Voikkaa, closed Finland 6 2 Holmen-Hellefos Norway 1 3 Kyro Finland 6 3 Norske Skog - Skogn Norway 1 4 Compagnie Papetière Essone France 6 4 Norske Skog - Saugbrugs Norway 1 5 UPM - Augsburg Germany 6 5 Norske Skog - Union Norway 1 6 Myllykoski, closed Finland 6 6 Stora Enso - Sachsen Germany 1 7 UPM - Schongau Germany 6 7 Kübler&Niethammer-Kriebstein Germany 1 8 Papierfabrik Palm Germany 6 8 SCA Stockstadt Germany 1 9 Holtzmann Germany 6 9 Norske Skog - Parenco Netherlands 2 0 7 0 Papierfabrik Salach GmbH Germany 2 1 Ettringen /Lang Papier GmbH Germany 7 1 Papel Prensa - San Pedro Mill Argentina 2 2 Utzenstorf Switzerland 7 2 Holmen - Hallsta Sweden 2 3 Perlen Switzerland 7 3 Holmen - Braviken Sweden 2 4 Zwingen Switzerland 7 4 Stora Enso - Hylte Sweden 2 5 Norske Skog Walsum, Duisburg Germany 7 5 Stora Enso - Grycksbo Sweden 2 6 Pap Espanola Spain 7 6 SCA Sweden 2 7 Sniace S.A. Spain 7 7 Matussiere et Forest - Lancey, Brignoud France 2 8 Holmen - Madrid Spain 7 8 Stora Enso - Kvarnsveden Sweden 2 9 ROTO,a.s. Czech Rep. 7 9 Kruger, Coner Brook Canada 3 0 Matussiere et Forest, Domene France 8 0 Daishowa, Quebec City Canada 3 1 Äänekoski Finland 8 1 Abitibi-Cons., Belgo Canada 3 2 Stora Enso - Varkaus Finland 8 2 Abitibi-Cons., Laurentide Canada 3 3 Vertaris SAS, Voreppe France 8 3 Abitibi-Cons., Port Alfred Canada 3 4 Stora Enso - Anjala Finland 8 4 Abitibi-Cons., Wayagamack Canada 3 5 8 5 Trust International Paper Corp. Philippines 3 6 UPM - Kaipola Finland 8 6 Sappi, Alfeld Germany 3 7 Stora Enso - Veitsiluoto Finland 8 7 Sappi, Ehingen Germany 3 8 Stora Enso - Summa, closed Finland 8 8 Norske Skog - Steti Czech Rep. 3 9 ArjoWiggins Le Bourray S.A.S. France 8 9 Mochenwangen Papier GmbH Germany 4 0 Stora Enso-Kotka Finland 9 0 Schönfelder Papierfabrik GmbH Germany 4 1 Béghin France 9 1 Rhein Papier GmbH Germany 4 2 UPM - Chapelle Darblay France 9 2 Papierfabrik Hermes Germany 4 3 PMF Lédar France 9 3 PMF Raon l'étape France 4 4 Papeteries de Turckheim France 9 4 PMF Rambervillers France 4 5 9 5 LEIPA Georg Leinfelder GmbH, Schwedt Germany 4 6 Norske Skog - Golbey France 9 6 VIPAP VIDEM KRŠKO Slovenia 4 7 Bowaters United Kingdom 9 7 Eurofin S. p. A. Italy 4 8 Bridgewater United Kingdom 9 8 Cartiera Verde Romanello S.p.A., Basaldella di Campoformido Italy 4 9 Aylesford Newsprint (SCA) United Kingdom 9 9 Rewound paper (Hylte converting AB) Sweden 5 0 Shotton (UPM) United Kingdom WAN-IFRA_BarCode_2020-01-15.xls WAN-IFRA manufacturer codes List 2, as of 2020-01-13 Digit 13 = 3 or 4 Dig. Dig. Dig. Dig. 15 16 MANUFACTURER COUNTRY 15 16 MANUFACTURER COUNTRY 0 1 Abitibi-Cons./Alma Québec (Can.) 5 1 Matussiete et Forest - Lancey, Lancey France 0 2 Abitibi-Cons./Beaupré Québec (Can.) 5 2 CONDAT - Lardin, Le Lardin Saint Lazare France 0 3 Abitibi-Cons./Fort William Ontario (Can.) 5 3 SCHOELLERSHAMMER, Düren Germany 0 4 Abitibi-Cons./Grand Falls Newfoundland (Can.) 5 4 Cartiere Burgo - Duino, Duino Italy 0 5 Abitibi-Cons./Iroquois Falls Ontario (Can.) 5 5 Cartiere Burgo - Verzuolo, Verzuolo Italy 0 6 Abitibi-Cons./Kenogami Quebec (Can.) 5 6 Cartiere Marchi - Villorba, Villorba Italy 0 7 Abitibi-Cons./Pine Falls Manitoba (Can.) 5 7 Cartiere Burgo - Ardennes, Virton Belgium 0 8 Abitibi-Cons./Stephenville Newfoundland (Can.) 5 8 Cartiera Verde Romanello S.p.A., Varazze Italy 0 9 Abitibi-Cons./Thunder Bay Ontario (Can.) 5 9 Cartiere Paolo Pigna S.p.A., Alzano Lomardo Italy 1 0 Alberta Newsprint Co. / Whitecourt Alberta (Can.) 6 0 Alabama River Newsprint Co. / Clalborne Al. (USA) 1 1 Atlantic Newsprint Co. / Whitby Ontario (Can.) 6 1 Augusta Newsprint Co. / Augusta Geor. (USA) 1 2 Boise Cascade Canada Ltd. / Kenora Ontario (Can.) 6 2 Bear Island Paper Co. / Ashland Virg. (USA) 1 3 Bowater Mersey Paper Co. / Liverpool Nova Scotia (Can.) 6 3 Boise Cascade Corp. / DeRidder Louis. (USA) 1 4 Can. Pacific Forest Products Ltd. / Dalhousie N.B. (Can.) 6 4 Boise Cascade Corp. / Stellacoom Wash. (USA) 1 5 Can. Pacific Forest Products Ltd. / Gatineau Quebec (Can.) 6 5 Bowater Inc. / Calhoun Tenn. (USA) 1 6 Can. Pacific Forest Products Ltd. / Thunder Bay Ontario (Can.) 6 6 Bowater Inc. / Catawba S. Car. (USA) 1 7 Can. Pacific Forest Products Ltd. / Trois Rivières Quebec (Can.) 6 7 Champion Int. Corp. / Lufkin Texas (USA) 1 8 Domtar Inc. / Dolbeau Quebec (Can.) 6 8 Champion Int. Corp. / Houston Texas (USA) 1 9 Domtar Inc. / Donnacona Quebec (Can.) 6 9 Daishowa America Co. Ltd. / Port Angeles Wash. (USA) 2 0 Domtar Inc. / Red Rock Ontario (Can.) 7 0 FSC Paper Corp. / Alsip Illinois (USA) 2 1 Donohue Inc. / Clermont Quebec (Can.) 7 1 Garden State Paper Co. Inc. / Garfield New J. (USA) 2 2 Donohue Charlevoix / Clermont Quebec (Can.) 7 2 Golden State Newsprint Co. Inc. / Pomona Cal. (USA) 2 3 Donohue Malbaie Inc. / Clermont Quebec (Can.) 7 3 Katahdin Paper Company LLC / East Millinocket Maine (USA) 2 4 Donohue Normick Inc. / Amos Quebec (Can.) 7 4 Inland Empire Paper Co. / Millwood Wash. (USA) 2 5 Finlay Forest Industries / Mackenzie B.C. (Can.) 7 5 James River Corp. / Wauna Oregon (USA) 2 6 Fletcher Challenge Canada / Crofton B.C. (Can.) 7 6 Bowater Coosa Pines Al. (USA) 2 7 Fletcher Challenge Canada / Elk Falls B.C. (Can.) 7 7 Manistique Papers Inc. / Manistique Mich. (USA) 2 8 Abitibi-Cons. / Chandler Quebec (Can.) 7 8 Bowater Newsprint South / Grenada Missi. (USA) 2 9 Gold River Newsprint / Gold River B.C. (Can.) 7 9 North Pacific Paper Co. / Longview Wash. (USA) 3 0 Howe Sound Pulp & Paper / Port Mellon B.C. (Can.) 8 0 Ponderay Newsprint Co. / Usk Wash. (USA) 3 1 James MacLaren Industries / Masson Quebec (Can.) 8 1 Smurfit Newsprint Corp. / Newberg Oregon (USA) 3 2 Kruger Inc. / Bromptonville Quebec (Can.) 8 2 Smurfit Newsprint Corp. / Oregon city Oregon (USA) 3 3 Kruger Inc. / Trois-Rivières Quebec (Can.) 8 3 Southeast Paper Mfg., Co / Dublin Geor. (USA) 3 4 Mac Millan Bloedel Limited / Port Alberni B.C. (Can.) 8 4 Stone Container Corp. / Snowflake Al. (USA) 3 5 Mac Millan Bloedel Limited / Powell River B.C. (Can.) 8 5 Cartiere Marchi - Toscolano, Toscolano Italy 3 6 Quebec & Ontario Pap. Co. Ltd. / Baie Comeau Quebec (Can.) 8 6 Cartiere Burgo - Avezzano, Avezzano Italy 3 7 Quebec & Ontario Paper Co. Ltd. / Thorold Ontario (Can.) 8 7 Mosaico – Burgo Group – Treviso Italy 3 8 Rothesay Paper Ltd. / Saint John N.B. (Can.) 8 8 Cartiere Marchi - Sarego, Sarego Italy 3 9 F.F. Soucy Inc / Rivière-du-Loup Quebec (Can.) 8 9 Stora Enso - Kabel, Hagen Germany 4 0 Spruce Falls Power & Pap. Co. Ltd. / Kap. Ontario (Can.) 9 0 Industrias Forestales S.A. / Santiago Chile 4 1 Stora Forest Industries / Point Tupper, N.S. Nova Scotia (Can.) 9 1 Bowater Halla South Korea 4 2 Avenor Maritimes Inc. / Dalhousie, New Br. N.B. (Can.) 9 2 Norske Skog - Bio Bio Chile 4 3 Abitibi-Cons./Fort Frances Ontario (Can.) 9 3 Nippon Paper Industries, Iwanuma Japan 4 4 Papierfabrik Hainsberg GmbH, Freital Germany 9 4 Nippon Paper Industries, Shiraoi Japan 4 5 Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings Ltd, Shouguang China 9 5 Norske Skog - Pisa Brazil 4 6 Fährbrücke Papier GmbH, Langenweißbach Germany 9 6 Nippon Paper Industries, Ishinomaki Japan 4 7 Papierfabrik am Neckar GmbH & Co. KG, Gemmrigheim Germany 9 7 Stora Enso Huatai (Shandong) Paper Co. Ltd., Dongying China 4 8 Fujian Nanping Paper Co. Ltd., Nanping China 9 8 Steinbeiss Temming Papier GmbH & Co, Glückstadt Germany 4 9 Plattling / Rhein Papier GmbH (PLP) Germany 9 9 Shandong Huatai Paper Industry Shareholding Company Ltd, Dongying China 5 0 P.T. Aspex Paper Mill, Bogor, Jawa Barat Indonesia WAN-IFRA_BarCode_2020-01-15.xls WAN-IFRA manufacturer codes List 3, as of 2020-01-13 Digit 13 = 5 or 6 Dig. Dig. Dig. Dig. 15 16 MANUFACTURER COUNTRY 15 16 MANUFACTURER COUNTRY 0 1 Nippon Paper Industries, Iwakuni Japan 5 1 0 2 Artic Paper Kostrzyn S.A., Kostrzyn Poland 5 2 0 3 Marusumi paper OOE mill, Shikokuchuo Japan 5 3 0 4 Stora Enso - Imatra Finland 5 4 0 5 Dalum Papir A/S, Odense SV Denmark 5 5 0 6 Palm Paper Ltd, King's Lynn United Kingdom 5 6 0 7 5 7 0 8 Santa Maria Cia de Papel e Celulose, Guarapuava Brazil 5 8 0 9 Arctic Paper Munkedals AB, Munkedal Sweden 5 9 1 0 ArjoWiggins Chatham Ltd., Chatham, Canterbury, Kent United Kingdom 6 0 1 1 Nippon Daishowa Paperboard Co., Ltd., Akita Mill Japan 6 1 1 2 6 2 1 3 BRETTON PAPER & RECYCLING Sp.
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