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Firming U.S. Economic Outlook Gives North American Industry Hope for 2004
With a forecast for an early-year recovery and pickup in paper and board demand, the U.S. and Canadian paper industry is expecting to halt a long...
Pulp & Paper, 01/01/04 by Rudder, Greg; Deking, Noel; MacKenzie, Kathryn; Mies, Will; Smith, Bryan · More from publication -
Expectations better for North American newsprint market in '04
GRADE STRUCTURE. Newsprint is typically made from not less than 65% mechanical fiber. Standard basis weight for newsprint is 48.8 g/m^sup 2^ (30...
Pulp & Paper, 12/01/03 by MacKenzie, Kathryn · More from publication -
Grade profile: Uncoated groundwood: No definite time frame for market recovery
GRADE STRUCTURE. Uncoated groundwood papers are higher value than newsprint, but are less costly than freesheet grades. By definition, uncoated...
Pulp & Paper, 09/01/03 by Mackenzie, Kathryn · More from publication -
North American paper industry hopes for clearer sailing after fiscal storm
U.S. and Canadian pulp and paper producers face a difficult road ahead, and weakness in global markets could delay full recovery this year The...
Pulp & Paper, 01/01/03 by Rudder, Greg; Deking, Noel; Smith, Bryan; Mackenzie, Kathryn; Et al · More from publication -
Uncoated groundwood: Advertising environment to improve in 4Q
GRADE PROFILE GRADE STRUCTURE. Uncoated groundwood papers are higher value from newsprint, but are less costly than freesheet grades. By...
Pulp & Paper, 09/01/02 by Mackenzie, Kathryn · More from publication -
Turning point ahead for paper industry, market downcycle appears to be at end
ISSUE, FOCUS: MID-YEAR OUTLOOK Continued weak demand in the first half has driven producers to realign supply management, readying them for price...
Pulp & Paper, 08/01/02 by Rudder, Greg; Deking, Noel; Mackenzie, Kathryn; Smith, Bryan; Et al · More from publication -
Inventory levels, fiscal stimulus offer hope for mid-2002 price recovery
ISSUE FOCUS: OUTLOOK 2002 As inventory levels keep prices stable, North American pulp and paper producers will have to wait for a mid-year...
Pulp & Paper, 01/01/02 by Rudder, Greg; Mackenzie, Kathryn; Deking, Noel; Atikian, Alison; Et al · More from publication -
Grade profile: Newsprint market experiences tough year in 2001
HARD TIMES FOR NEWSPRINT. Following a record-breaking year for consumption and demand in 2000, the NorthAmerican newsprint market had little chance...
Pulp & Paper, 12/01/01 by MacKenzie, Kathryn · More from publication -
Grade profile: Uncoated groundwood: Weak advertising environment contributing to decline in demand/consumption
GRADE STRUCTURE. Uncoated groundwood papers (also known as groundwood specialties papers) are a higher value from newsprint, but are less costly...
Pulp & Paper, 09/01/01 by Mackenzie, Kathryn · More from publication -
Downcycle for paper continues in North America as U.S. economy falters
With a strong dollar, high energy costs, and decreased demand in 2001, the paper sector is contracting in all grades as capital spending declines ...
Pulp & Paper, 08/01/01 by Rudder, Greg; DeKing, Noel; Mackenzie, Kathryn; Garcia, Debbie; Et al · More from publication
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