Here’s your weekly recap—the most-viewed news stories on our site for the week ended September 20, 2025.
 
Through its recently launched Project CORE capacity optimization and resource efficiency program, Magnera plans to save upwards of $20 million as it enters fiscal 2026. Magnera executives announced the initiative, which is intended to improve earnings growth, strengthen competitiveness and enhance operational efficiency by rationalizing and consolidating the company’s global capacity.
 
“The program represents a significant step forward in optimizing our global capacity and cost reduction and positioning us to deliver improved financial performance over the medium to long term,” says CFO Jim Till.
 
Meanwhile, according to a news report, Kimberly-Clark will shift four Wisconsin-based production lines to Malaysia and Vietnam, following a 25% production reduction at its Cold Spring facility in Fox Crossing. The two lines produce Kotex feminine hygiene items and Poise light incontinence pads. K-C sites in Malaysia and Vietnam already manufacture these products and export them to other Southeast Asian countries.

Here are our top 3 most-viewed stories from the past week:
 
1. Magnera to Reduce Global Capacity 5%
 
2. K-C to Relocate Four Lines to Southeast Asia
 
3. Fytertech Nonwovens Announces Product Line Expansions