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Recent trends and developments in global markets for pulp and paper

Year of publication 2005

Pages 47

Author Forest management Division

Product type Document

Series title Forestry Sector Outlook Studies

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) This paper is based on the results of recent and ongoing outlook studies carried-out by FAO. It presents an overview of some of the main driving forces currently affecting the global markets for pulp and paper and describes how they have affected production and consumption patterns. It then discusses the implications of these trends for the pulp and paper sector in India.

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