Use of recovered paper in paper, board making continues rising; U.S. recovery rate hits 45%

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Pulp and Paper Week | 2000年 / 22卷 / 11期

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Industrial economics - International trade - Paper and pulp mills - Paper products - Paperboards - Recycling;

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The U.S. paper recovery rose by 2.3 million tons in 1999 to a new high of 47.3 million tons as paper and pulp mills continued using more recovered paper in their furnishes. Forest & Paper Association reported that the paper recovery rate - the total paper recovered for domestic use and export as a percentage of purchases of paper and paperboard - rose to 45% in 1999. This compares to 44.6% and 30.5% in 1998, illustrating a consistently upward trend for over a decade.

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[4] Price watch: U.S. recovered paper to Asia
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[5] Price watch: U.S. recovered paper to Asia
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[6] Price watch: U.S. recovered paper, pulp
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[7] Price watch: U.S. recovered paper, pulp
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[8] Price watch: U.S. recovered paper to Asia
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Pulp and Paper Week, 2002, 24 (25):
[9] Price watch: U.S. recovered paper to Asia
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Pulp and Paper Week, 2002, 24 (38):
[10] Exports drive U.S. recovered paper growth
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