Cascade Pacific Pulp

Cascade Pacific Pulp, operating under that alias, is a pulp production company headquartered in the United States. The firm is a subsidiary of International Grand Investment Corporation, which oversees its corporate affairs. As part of the pulp and paper sector, the company focuses on the manufacture of wood‑based pulp products for industrial customers. Its operations are situated within the broader North American market, serving clients that require raw material for paper and related goods. The organization's name reflects its specialization in pulp processing rather than finished paper products. Being based in the United States places it under U.S. environmental and industrial regulations governing pulp mills.

In May 2015, the parent company International Grand Investment Corporation reported a cyber‑enabled fraud in which a hacker transferred $250,000 to a questionable entity in China. Law enforcement documented the incident, noting the complexity of the case and the likelihood of referral to a specialized agency for further investigation. The theft resulted in a direct financial loss for the parent entity, which in turn affected its subsidiary Cascade Pacific Pulp indirectly through corporate financial strain. No public details have been released about any operational impact on Cascade Pacific Pulp itself from the incident. The episode highlights the cyber‑risk exposure faced by the parent company and, by extension, its affiliated businesses. This remains the only publicly recorded security event linked to the organization in the available sources.