European paper manufacturers saw their pulp stocks drop by 78,000 t between June and July to land at 681,000 t. This translates into 23 days of inventory. According to Utipulp statistics, stocks had stood at 812,000 t in July 2020. Producers’ global pulp inventories, by contrast, increased by 3 to a total of 47 ...
European pulp stocks fall sharply in July
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