Beaten to a pulp

Article Abstract:

The pulp and paper industry has been affected by a number of changes, including consolidation. These changes are examined in detail.

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Unfolding: paper and pulp

Article Abstract:

Paper and pulp mills have rebounded from recession and are now mostly operating at 90% capacity, with paper prices double those of late 1993. Companies remain cautious, and plans to build new plants are conservative. Earnings data, market projections in Europe and North America are discussed.

Finance

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Bad news for trees

Article Abstract:

Usage of paper is increasing despite talk of a paperless office. The spread of personal computers coincided with increased consumption of paper, and hard copies are important despite e-mails and electronic publishing. Books are flexible in terms of where and how they are read.

Telegraph & other communications, Electronic Publishing, All Other Publishers, PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Publishing, Publishing Industries, Publishing industry

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