U.S. export OCC prices decrease for second straight month as China cuts back on orders

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Pulp and Paper Week | 2002年 / 24卷 / 29期

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Corrugated containers - International trade - Inventory control - Newsprint - Paper and pulp industry - Paper and pulp mills - Paper products - Paperboard containers - Waste paper;

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U.S. export pricing for old corrugated containers (OCC) to Asia showed a largest decline of $20/ton in California and $22.50/ton in New York since August 2000. The reported decline was due to reduced ordering from China which bought one of every three tons of U.S. recovered paper exports each month. Sources reported that fall-off in U.S. export OCC prices for the second month in a row contributed to a $20-$30/tonne testliner decrease.

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