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April 24, 2012 - PRLog -- China's papermaking industry maintains the rapid growing trend in recent years. In 1999, total production of paper and paperboard in China was 29 million tons, while it increased to 93.83 million tons in 2009 with annual growth rate of 13.90% and 2.20 times increase over the 10 years. China's total paper and paperboard production in 2010 is estimated to be over 100 million tons.

Driven by macro economy which continues getting better in China, the expansion of China's papermaking industry, especially large enterprises, continues accelerating with vigorous growing trend of productivity. Due to lack of paper fiber resources, China's supply capacity can no longer meet the demand for productivity expansion, while fiber material becomes a bottleneck constraining the development of China's papermaking industry.

In 2009, the usage amount of wood pulp accounted for 23% of total raw materials; that of non-wood pulp accounted for 15%; and that of waste paper pulp was 62% in China's papermaking industry. In recent years, the proportion of wood pulp and waste paper pulp is on the rise, while that of non-wood pulp is declining.

Waste paper acts increasingly great role in supporting the development of China's papermaking industry. China's waste paper import volume grew from 2.52 million tons in 1999 to 27.50 million tons in 2009 with annual growth rate of 30.40% and 9.93 times increase over the 10 years. Since price is decided by supply-demand relationship, with the rapid growth of demand, price of imported waste paper shows a substantial increase. In 1999, price of imported waste paper was USD 97 per ton, while that was USD 138 per ton in 2009; that in 2008 reached average USD 230 per ton, and the maximum price was once up to USD 300 per ton. China's imported waste paper mainly comes from the U.S.A., Japan, Britain and other countries. In 2009, China imported 10.76 million tons of waste paper from the U.S.A., accounting for 39.10% of total import volume and ranking the first; 4.12 million tons, which ranked the second, were imported from Japan, accounting for 15%; Britain exported 2.81 million tons to China, accounting for 10.20% and ranking the third. Though importing a large amount of waste paper and wood pulp can relieve raw material deficiency, it also leads to excessive dependence on raw materials in foreign countries. In 2009, waste paper pulp calculated on imported wood pulp and imported waste paper accounted for 42% of total raw materials.

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