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  1. Introduction. The global pulp, paper and paperboard industry was profoundly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Worker shortages, logistics and adapting to a changing socioeconomic environment during the 2020-2022 period were a transformative learning experience for all.

  2. The paper and forest-products industry is not disappearing—far from it. But it is changing, morphing, and developing. We would argue that the industry is going through the most substantial transformation it has seen in many decades. In this article, we outline the changes we see happening across the industry, and we identify

  3. Despite these developments the pulp and paper industry has shown some surprising signs of robustness in 2023, with an exceptional recycling rate of 79,3% - or 74,4% on a three-year rolling average. It remains more than ever a “made-in-Europe” industry with 91% of fibres sourced from within the European Union.

  4. Jun 18, 2020 · In this paper, we present a review of pulping technologies to convert logs or wood chips and non-woody materials into pulp for use in papermaking which consist of mechanical, chemical and semi...

  5. Dec 18, 2023 · These insights are crucial for developing net-zero strategies tailored to each country and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 for the pulp and paper industry.

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  6. Chinese P&B producers hoped that a high pulp price would support paper prices, but ultimately paper price relates to supply and demand, not pulp price. Paper demand has fallen sharply due to price sensitivity of paper demand and slowing economy.

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  8. 91% of the European2 pulp and paper industry in terms of production. The pulp and paper industry provides 180 000 jobs in Europe directly. It has a turnover of 83 billion euros and adds 18.5 billion euros to the EU GDP. It is strong in export markets, with an export rate of 23% of its paper and board production. Circular Economy in the European ...

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