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• 272023-2

  

  The "Final Four" pattern has been maintained for many years, and the head players have a significant advantage

  Industry concentration is relatively low, the "four strong" leading a stable dominant position.···

• 272023-2

  

  Life paper: wood pulp stable cost high, marginal repair can be

  The cost of pulp accounts for nearly half of the cost of household paper, which is still high. The cost of pulp occupies a high position in the cost composition of household paper business. Taking Vtech International as an example, according to our calculation,···

• 272023-2

  

  Paper industry research: profit elasticity considerable, must choose the track to maintain stability

  Household paper market to maintain a steady growth, mandatory attributes prominent. As a necessary consumer goods, the demand for household paper is rigid, and the scale has entered a stable growth stage. In 2019, the scale of domestic household paper market was 119.89 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 2.7%, and the compound annual growth rate from 2014 to 2019 was 7.6%.···

• 272023-2

  

  Swedish toilet paper to achieve recycling

  Essity (formerly SCA Group) has established Tork Paper Circle, a unique recycling service at its Lilla Edet facility in Sweden. It is the world's first customer toilet paper recycling service to collect waste toilet paper from the toilet to the factory. ···

• 272023-2

  

  South America will add nearly 14.8 million tons of pulp capacity

  According to foreign media reports, with the entry of Paraguay, in the next few years, the South American pulp industry is under construction or new 8 projects, the total investment will reach 18 billion US dollars, the new capacity of 14.8 million tons,···

• 12023-2

  

  Precautions for using wipes

  Wipe wipes should be used within the shelf life. If you find mildew spots on the wipes, do not use them.···

• 12023-2

  

  Hygiene products are to be provided free of charge in all New Zealand schools in a bid to end

  All schools in New Zealand will provide free sanitary products from June 2021, Prime Minister Ardern announced, in a move aimed at ending "menstrual poverty" in the country. In New Zealand, a pilot program launched in mid-2020 provided free menstrual hygiene products to about 3,200 students in 15 schools,···