U.S. Waste Paper Market Report for the First Quarter

The International Bureau of Recycling (BIR) released the latest U.S. waste paper market report on April 3. The US waste paper market witnessed a dramatic improvement in the first quarter. The export demand for old cartons, old newspapers, and mixed waste paper was stable. In addition, seasonal factors and waste paper recycling prices were relatively low. As a result, the domestic waste paper recycling volume gradually decreased, resulting in one ton of waste paper. Price increases are 10-15 dollars.

Since the beginning of this year, export and domestic markets have had strong demand for deinking-grade waste paper, such as full-page waste paper, classified office waste paper, coated books and magazines inventory, printing and bleaching grades, and the price has been raised by US$15 per ton.

Despite the decline in pulp prices, the demand for pulp substitutes in India and other parts of Asia remains strong, and the price cut is limited to less than US$10 per ton.

Buyers in the export market have no real demand for low-grade waste paper, but prices may continue to rise and no signs of falling prices are expected in the near future.

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