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2004
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Kelly Paper is acquired by PaperlinX and joins Spicers Paper USA under PaperlinX NA.
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1994
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Spicers Paper USA is established and adds Denver and Honolulu locations by the end of the decade.
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2025
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The acquisition of Creative Packaging adds new product categories to our growing packaging business.
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1994
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Spicers Paper (est. 1896) is established and adds Denver and Honolulu locations by the end of the decade.
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1988-1992
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Galvin Paper, Fraser Paper Co., and Seaboard paper are added to operation.
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1987
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James Hardy adds LaSalle Paper Co. (est. 1935), expands into Nevada.
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1986
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Australian-based James Hardy Industries buys Noland Paper (est. 1949), begins operations in California and Arizona.
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1986
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Kelly Paper is acquired by the Dutch company VRG and becomes a division of Buhrmann.
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1952
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Kelly Paper opens its first “Cash and Carry” operation adjacent to its downtown warehouse.
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2023
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02 May 2023
The acquisition of Connemara Converting’s West Coast operations more than doubles its converting capabilities, adding two new state-of-the-art converting machines plus a slitter/rewinder. All three machines are now housed in Santa Fe Springs.
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