Fort James Corporation

Georgia-pacific Consumer Products LP

Gpcp IP Holdings LLC

Other

Georgia-pacific Corporation

James River Corporation of Virginia

Fort Janes Corporation

John Henry Dwiggins

Frank David Harper

Galyn A Schulz

T Philips Oriaran

Brian J Schuh

Steven L Edwards

Stephen J McCullough

Guy H Super

Hung Liang Chou

Kang Chang Yeh

Ronald Richard Reeb

Michael S Heath

Pamela J Wiese

Dinesh M Bhat

Daniel W Sumnicht

Anthony O Awofeso

Ranga Ramesh

Steven R Olson

David W White

Mark S Siegel

Rodney E Pollock

Therese M Joanis

James C Hornby

Orlin C Kuehl

Jill A Beske

Daniel P Gara

Anna Milivojevich

Joseph Henry Miller

Greg Wendt

Ayanna M Bernard

Sarah Anne Lemke

Ryan A Andersen

Gayln A Schulz

Juliette S Portisch

Luke A Gurtowski

Joseph C Leege

Greg Althoff

Evan P Briggs

Ilana Addis

Morgan C Perry

Julie A Gerrits

Jeffrey R Burr

Thomas N Kershaw

Phuong Van Luu

Gerald John Van Handel

Bruce Jerome Kokko

Michael D Wishneski

Bruce W Janda

Taiye Philips Oriaran

Joseph Pounder

Sanjay Wahal

Lennis W Rindy

Frederick W Ahrens

Lynn M Daul

T Phillips Oriaran

Joseph R Pounder

Greg A Wendt

Philips T Oriaran

Products having improved ply bonding, moldability and drape and methods for making those products are described. The methods comprise producing a multi-ply adhesively bonded product comprising a pattern of uniformly spaced microembossed elements with a bond area of less than about 0.020 inches/sq. inch.

Laminated multi-ply tissue products with improved softness and ply bonding

A multi-ply bath tissue includes a first ply providing a first surface of the bath tissue. The first ply includes first and second layers. The first layer forms the first surface and includes a temporary wet strength resin. The second layer is substantially free from a temporary wet strength resin. A second ply provides a second surface of the bath tissue. The second ply includes first and second layers. The first layer forms the second surface and includes a temporary wet strength resin. The second layer is substantially free from a temporary wet strength resin. The bath tissue is free from regenerated cellulosic microfibers.

Soft bath tissues having low wet abrasion and good durability

Products having improved caliper, sheet bulk and absorbency and methods for making those products are described. The method comprises producing a multi-ply product having different emboss patterns on each ply where the emboss patterns are made up of emboss elements having an aspect ratio of from about 1 to about 2.

High bulk tissue product

Paper product

Paper sheet product

Soft multi-ply bath tissues having low wet abrasion and good durability

A multi-ply bath tissue includes a first ply forming a first surface of the bath tissue. The first ply includes first and second layers. A second ply forms a second surface of the bath tissue. The second ply includes first and second layers. At least one of the first and second layers of at least one of the first ply and the second ply includes a temporary wet strength resin. The bath tissue has a cross machine direction (CD) wet tensile strength of between about 50 grams to about 90 grams.

Multi-ply bath tissue having a first ply and a second ply, each ply having first and second layers

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