Containerboard exports reach 66,814 tonnes, US college covers six cameras with black bags, Riyadh airport hit for a second day — and 7 more | BPJ News
Raw materials are moving across borders and job-level costing is advancing, while instability in contracts, fuel and air networks is feeding into lead times and pricing.
Rising containerboard exports show Asian demand supporting operating rates at Japan’s paper mills. Follow China’s import standards, consolidation in recovered-paper collection and job-level tracking of delivery and electricity, and profit starts to move outside the pressroom as well.
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Containerboard exports are helping to keep paper machines running, while China has narrowed its sorting requirements for recycled paper pulp.
RMGT plans to demonstrate systems that track electricity and delivery costs by job, while recovered-paper collector Miyazaki has increased its handling volume to 1.6 million tonnes.…
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