INDIAN PAPER INDUSTRY

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The Indian Paper Industry needs investments of Rs 90,000 crore by 2030 for adding new capacities to meet growing demand. India is the fastest growing paper market globally, growing at over 7 per cent and projected to grow at over 4 per cent per annum till 2030 to 27 million tonnes by 2030. New Paper Mills are coming Up, Capacity Expansion will boost the Allied market. Use The Pulp and Paper Times, a specific Platform to communicate your BRAND to Top Paper Industry’s Executives. ‘Continues Hammering opens Your Chance’     

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The paper industry in India has become more promising as the domestic demand is on the rise. Increasing population and literacy rate, growth in GDP, improvement in manufacturing sector and lifestyle of individuals are expected to account for the growth in the paper industry of India. BILT and ITC are among the largest producers of paper and paperboard in India. Many of the existing players are increasing their capacity to meet the growing demand. The focus of paper industry is now shifting towards more eco-friendly products and technology. Government of India has established rules and regulations to control the population and degradation of forest. These measures taken by the government has brought the significant changes in the paper industry of India.

According to “India Paper Industry Forecast & Opportunities, 2017” the paper industry in India is expected to grow at the CAGR of around 9.6% during 2012-2017, which will make the revenues of paper industry of India to reach up to USD 11.83 Billion by 2017. About 70% of the total installed capacity of paper production in India is accounted by Gujarat, West Bengal, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra. Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Kerala, Bihar and Assam together account for about 25% of the total paper production in India. 

“India Paper Industry Forecast & Opportunities, 2017”, discusses the following aspects related to paper industry in India:

India Paper and Paperboard Market Revenues to Surpass USD 11 Billion By 2017 Says TechSci Research

Increasing population, literacy rate, growing GDP, improvement in manufacturing sector and changing lifestyle in the country will spur the demand of paper and paperboard.

The paper Industry of India has evolved to a great extent. The industry which once faced the famine situation in 1970s has now emerged as self efficient to meet its domestic demand as well as export the products outside India. Currently there are over 750+ pulp and paper mills in India. One of the major characteristics of the paper industry of India is high presence of small and medium sized paper mills in India. The big corporate has started venturing into the paper industry of India which is a good sign as this would bring the required investment to upgrade the technology used in the industry and increasing the efficiency.

According to recently published report by TechSci Research “India Paper Industry Forecast & Opportunities, 2017” the paper industry in India is expected to grow at the CAGR of around 9.6% during 2012-2017, which will make the revenues of paper industry of India to reach at the value of around USD 11 Billion by 2017. The paper industry in India is currently passing through the phase in which the focus has been shifting towards the non wood raw material from the forest fibres for the production of paper and other related products. The non wood raw materials are more economical than the other sources and also make the less impact on environment.

There are various reasons which have made the paper industry of India more promising and attractive than ever before. The population of India has been growing at a significant pace which has led to the increase in the paper consumption as each individual utilizes paper and other related products on daily basis. The growth in the GDP of India has helped the paper industry significantly. Growth in economy has led to the increase in the manufacturing activities which has further led to the increase in the demand for paper products specially the paperboard as the paperboard are extensively utilized by the manufacturing sector for carrying out wide range of activity ranging from packing to storage and transportation, etc. The growth in the GDP has also led to the improvement in the purchasing power of the individuals due to which the lifestyle has changed considerably in India.

The report further highlights that the specialty papers such as tissue papers, fine art papers etc. are becoming increasingly common as they have become the part of lifestyle of many individuals. The literacy rate in India has been improving continuously due to the increased efforts of public and private organization across India. This development has been acting as the catalyst for the paper industry since the improvement in the literacy is getting reflected in the demand of writing and printing papers. Literacy rate is expected to improve further in coming years which will create more demand for paper.

“Some of the major players in the paper industry of India are BILT, ITC, APPM, SPB, TNPL, Rainbow Papers, JK Papers Ltd., Century Pulp and Paper, The West Coast Paper Millis Ltd., Hindustan Paper and Abhisek Industries Ltd. These players accounts for around 30% of the paper production in India. Their share is anticipated to increase in near future as most of these companies have undertaken various projects to increase their production capacity” said Karan Chechi, Research Director with TechSci Research

“India Paper Industry Forecast and Opportunities, 2017” has analyzed the growth potential of paper industry in India and provides statistics and information on market sizes, shares and trends. The report will suffice in providing the intending clients with cutting-edge market intelligence and help them take sound investment decisions. Besides, the report also identifies and analyzes the emerging trends along with essential drivers and key challenges faced by the industry.

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Starting Tissue Paper Manufacturing Business In India – Business Plan

It is always a good idea to start a business on your own. If you have the right skills, attitude and personality, no doubt the success will be yours. As in any other business, you will need finance when setting up a tissue paper roll business.

When you create a business plan on how to start tissue paper manufacturing business in India you will have to make provisions for raw materials also in the plan. Raw materials are supplied in jumbo tissue rolls at affordable prices. Next is the requirement of staff and a space suitable to start the business in your locality.

Normally, 2 to 5 people are required for a start-up tissue paper manufacturing business. Give them adequate training to operate the machinery. There are certain agencies that provide free training when you purchase machinery and install the machinery through them.

Interact With Owners Who Do Tissue Paper Manufacturing Business

By interacting with the other business owners, you can have a good idea to start a tissue paper business. They will provide the necessary best information. Local chamber of commerce can provide advice to locate similar business owners in the locality.

When you intend to become a business owner you need to acquire sufficient business skills and technical skills about your product in a better way. You should have a clear idea about the costs and always see whether your business idea will make enough money to pay back the costs. The department of Trade and Industry provide enough support and guidance through commercial banks and other financial institutions, which provide adequate financial assistance for the start-up.

Whether To Buy The Tissue Paper Making Machinery First or Get The Order First

Have a good idea about the market first before spending your money. As most of the equipment are quite expensive, it is better to purchase the machinery after doing a systematic and authentic market research. Renting the manufacturing equipment is also a good option. Once the business develops, you can consider buying the machineries. Purchase of machineries initially can cause cash drain also.

Do Maximum Research

It is better to have a good market research always before going into the business. You should have necessary and adequate information about tissue paper making business. You can make good use of similar business owners, internet, and national libraries and contacts.

Arrange For Training On How To Operate Tissue Paper Making Machine

It is essential to have sufficient practical training in this business. Experts in this field can provide training for a fee. Arrange for a visit in factories and see how things are run. Make a detailed note of the processes involved.

Get The Business Registered And Obtain License

Next step is to get the business duly registered by the appropriate authority. Before operating your business you will have to obtain the license to start the business.

Tissue Paper Manufacturing Business plan

Preparing a business plan before starting the business is a good idea. It serves as a guide for you and the other employees. It helps you to track whether you have derailed from the quality and specifications of your product. An expert can help you to draw a perfect business plan for a small fee.

Select Perfect Location

Your next important step would be to locate a perfect location for the tissue paper plant. You have to select a good environment. A realtor can provide sufficient information to you in this regard. They are experts and can provide sufficient information about the properties available for sale or lease. Select a place to locate your plant in a nonresidential area. Noisy machines normally disturb peace in the locality. Apart from that there are certain rules and regulations in each and every country which prevent manufacturing companies to locate in residential and business area

Get The Machinery And Accessories For The Unit

Now that you have sought a perfect location and the next thing you would require is to acquire necessary machinery and its accessories with the funds you have arranged. Some of the important machines needed to get started include the Core making devices, Band saw cutter, Rewinding machine, the embossing unit, perforating unit and other raw materials. This machinery and the raw materials are readily available in almost every country. You can get these at an affordable price.

Hire Experienced Workers For The Unit

As in any other business, the quality of experienced workers cannot be underestimated in this business also. Folks who have worked in similar businesses will be of great help to you. Involving experienced workers in the business makes your product stand up in the market. Hiring inexperienced people could cause deterioration in the standard level of the productivity of the business.

Have Good And Solid Marketing Strategies

Now that you have started the production, the next step is to come up with ways of distribution. Since your brand is a new one, you will have to do rigorous marketing to make the brand known among the prospective buyers. You can seek the help of an advertisement consultant to get effective strategies to market the product in a better way in and outside the state.

Potential Buyer For Your Tissue Paper Manufacturing Business

The tissue paper industry can be classified into two different categories. They are consumer tissues and tissues for commercial purposes. Consumer tissues are mainly used for domestic purposes whereas Away from Home tissues includes tissues used for the commercial and industrial purpose. You can market the Away from Home tissues mainly in Hotels, restaurants, hospitals and institutions. They include paper towels, napkins, toilet paper and facial tissues. Many properties decide the quality of a standard and good quality tissue paper. These include absorption porosity, coarseness etc

The above are important guidelines you will have to adhere while starting tissue paper making Plant. Always have a long and good research of the market before starting the venture!

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A Leading consulting firm in its latest report has observed that India has become an attractive market for the pulp and paper industry. "India has 15% of the world’s population but consumes only 2% of the world paper. The demand is expected to grow between 6 - 7 % per annum with the packaging industry poised to grow between 22 to 25% annually. The report analysis the challenges on investing in India and says only 60% of the current paper making capacity is being used. It also advises companies considering entering the market to do so strategically.

Paperex brings together a highly focused and expert group of exhibitors and a much targeted visitor base, looking for products, services and solutions. As a biennial event, it is eagerly awaited and a must-attend event for industry professionals. This leading Trade Exhibition provides a business platform to suppliers and buyers looking for the business opportunities in the Indian paper industry, and finding trusted partners is high on the list of priorities.

All aspects of the paper industry you are concerned with –  technology innovations, equipment, products, services, supply of equipment, industries consumable products, distribution, consultancy services, etc. Our penetration in this industry provides you unparalleled access to potential customers in India.

Exhibiting or Advertising at PAPEREX 2013 will ensure that your message will reach out to industry leaders and key decision makers in the industry and will enhance your business prospects.

PAPEREX 2013 provides you with an invaluable opportunity to meet the decision makers, including the technical and business personnel, in a face to face environment.  Exhibiting or Advertising at Paperex 2013 will ensure your company to be seen as a solution provider and partner, in front of industry leaders.

MARKET FACTS

• Globalisation has leveled the competitive playing fields between the industrial and emerging market countries where competitors have an equal opportunity to sell their products in a free market without restrictions.
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• India ranks amongst the top 15 global consuming countries (over 6 Metric Tonnes (MT)/annum).
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• With 10 per cent growth in per capita consumption in paper over the last one year, India has emerged as the fasted growing paper market in the world from 7.5 kg per capita consumption in 2007-08, the figure has gone up to 8.3 kg. “Pulp and paper industry is growing rapidly with an estimated CAGR (Compounded Annual Growth Rate) of 7-8% projected over the next decade.
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• The Indian paper industry accounts for about 1.6% of the world’s production of paper and paperboard. The estimated turnover of the industry is Rs. 25,000 core (USD 5.95 billion) approximately.
• The Indian consumption stands at 5.4 kg/ capita as compared to world’s average of 52kg/capita and Asian average at 38 kg/capita. The comparative clearly defines the magnitude and scale due for advancement.
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• The daunting issue that needs to be addressed is the shortage of raw material in order to bridge the demand and supply gap, projected at 15 million tones by 2015 and 20 million tones by 2020.
• The government has announced Customs duty exemptions for the newspaper and magazine publishing industry, which has been hit by the current economic slowdown.
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• In a notification, the Finance Ministry exempted newsprint as well as uncoated paper used for printing of newspapers from Customs duty. It also exempted light weight coated paper used for printing magazines from the duty.
• In order to encourage publishers of foreign newspapers like the Wall Street Journal, The Independent and several others to start the facsimile editions of their international editions in India, the government has allowed up to 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the segment.
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• Indian Paper industry has evolved into Agro-based industry from its earlier character of a forest-based industry
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• India has 660 paper mills apparently 38 mills are responsible for 60% of total production. This is a very strong indicator that investment and technology is needed for upgradation of existing mills.
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• The Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied Industries has been requested to bring the technology for manufacturing newsprint using jute.
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• Indian patterns of demand have changed with the buying power of the emerging middle class and a more rapid increase in demand for quality value added products.
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• India is a fast-growing market. It is among the top ten markets, bigger than China. This is not really because the Chinese market for serious non-fiction in English is small than that of India. It is just that rampant piracy takes off a huge chunk of that market, leaving the official market small than India’s. In conformity with the perceived comparative advantage of the two countries, while China is entrusted with the physical production of books, the pre-print processing is outsourced to India on a large scale.
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• There is ample space for the paper producers, equipment and technology suppliers and more so for the trade players, to draw an effective strategy to chart aggressive growth.
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• No doubt the inevitably effects of economic slow down on Paper Industry has slowly started showing up. However, several perceptible key drivers of growth capable of propelling the Indian paper industry are still very much in place and there is ample space for the paper producers, equipment and technology suppliers and more so for the trade players to draw an effective strategy to chart aggressive growth.

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Welcome to Paper+ is the international trade fair and key meeting ground for the buyers and suppliers of pulp, paper and conversion industries. After the highly successful history of Paperex series of international events for paper and related industries, Paper+ aims to provide the regional business platform with international presence. The event is another effort to serve the Indian pulp, paper and all related industries, presenting a series of opportunities, such as:


A platform to launch new products, technology and services


Establishment of a manufacturing base in India


Display of company’s latest machinery and technologies for modernising the existing paper mills


A chance to identify alternate suppliers of machinery, equipments and spares


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Face to face interaction with industry players


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Identifying new import and export destination


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The Indian Paper Industry is among the top 15 global players. India is the fastest growing market for paper globally and produces a wide range of paper and paper board with more than 700 paper units. While domestic production of paper and cardboard is around 7.6 million tons, the paper consumption per capita has reached 8.3 kg (around 8.86 million tons including newsprint). The South Asian average consumption per capita is 11 kg and world average is 53 kg.


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Over 85 % production through small and mid size paper mills


An increase in consumption by 1 kg per capita has increased demand of 10 lakh tones


Estimated demands are 15 million tons by 2015 and 20 million tons by 2020

  
 

 

European paper industry is at the core of green growth

European pulp and paper industry has concluded its twelvth European Paper Week announcing that it is well prepared to play an important part in the upcoming bio-economy, which is one main political priority of the EU. “We are at the core of green growth. The paper industry is perfectly built to support the new bio-economy through it’s knowledge of renewable raw materials, recycling , bio-energy and use of by-products. Paper is part of the solution and our discussions over the last three days have shown how we can support green growth.” said Teresa Presas, Managing Director of
CEPI.

The three-day event brought together over 330 people from the pulp and paper industry, related organisations as well as different institutions and provides a high-level platform for discussion.



At a moment when the European Commission is presenting its flagship initiatives to implement the EU2020 strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, the CEPI Annual Meeting provided the opportunity to address some policy views and industry initiatives that could contribute to making green growth a reality.

A panel involving industry representatives from Europe and Canada, as well as Tony Long head of WWF EU Policy Office, and Lars Kjellberg, a paper analyst from Credit Suisse, debated the transformation of the pulp and paper industry and its potential to innovate, from different stakeholder angles.


The key plenary event held during the European Paper Week, saw the contributions from European Parliamentarian Herbert Reul, as well as from Mattia Pellegrini, member of the Cabinet of European Commission Vice President Antonio Tajani, responsible for Industry and Entrepreneurship. They outlined the contents of the new industrial policy, the innovation union as well as the raw materials strategy. Berry Wiersum, Chairman of CEPI said: ”We welcome the European Commission proposal for an integrated industrial policy that puts competitiveness at centre stage. We look forward to seeing it implemented in member states. Our sector is ready to deliver”.


The networking event of the year within the pulp and paper industry took place in Brussels from 16-18 November. This year the event included four interactive seminars on a wide range of topics such as raw materials, climate policy, recycling and transport, which will help shape the work programme for CEPI over the coming year.

  

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Paper Industry: AFTER THE FALL

The flurry of bankruptcy filings during the past few years has been a source of pain for the North American paper industry. However, the significant capacity reductions many forest products companies have taken during the past year have resulted in a slimmer industry that could see better markets going forward.



In the past several years, paper companies such as AbitibiBowater, The Newark Group, Caraustar Industries, Smurfit-Stone, Blue Heron Paper and White Birch have filed for bankruptcy protection. In statements that accompanied their initial filings, nearly each company cited the difficult economic environment as a factor. The collapse in the global economy in late 2008 and early 2009 magnified many of the problems that these companies already faced.


While the companies that have exited bankruptcy protection say they are economically healthier, the paper industry remains in the midst of a shake-up. While bankruptcy may have allowed some of these companies to reduce their debt obligations, they are still confronted by a challenging environment.

Several forest products analysts say the industry is going through profound structural changes. While 2010 may have been a year of price stabilization for many paper grades, a number of paper grades are experiencing secular declines.


To survive and even thrive in this environment, paper companies are realizing they must change their operations. Several have invested in new equipment that will allow more variety in the finished products they produce.


THE CHALLENGE FOR NEWSPRINT
It seems that newsprint has been hit harder than any other paper grade. Statistics show that newsprint demand continues to contract throughout North America. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, based in Arlington Heights, Ill., average daily newspaper circulation declined 5 percent in the six months that ended Sept. 30, 2010, compared with the same period a year earlier. That’s better than the 8.7 percent drop seen in the previous reporting period, which ran from October 2009 to March 2010. The last time the reduction in circulation was lower was from April 2008 to September 2008, when circulation fell 4.6 percent.

With newspaper publishers constrained by declining readership and advertising prospects, AbitibiBowater, as well as a number of other newsprint producers such as White Birch Paper and Blue Heron Paper, have been forced to cut capacity in an effort to bring supply and demand into balance. However, even with significant capacity reductions, all of these companies still went on to file for bankruptcy protection.


AbitibiBowater filed for bankruptcy protection April 16, 2009. Since the filing, the company has jettisoned facilities, closed plants and sold off assets as well as made adjustments to its production capacity, especially for newsprint.


In total, AbitibiBowater has streamlined its asset portfolio to focus on top-performing facilities by closing or idling 3.4 million metric tons of paper capacity. The company has moved from an overall production capacity of 10.4 million metric tons to 7 million metric tons since 2007. During this period, AbitibiBowater has sold aggregate assets and land for total proceeds of more than $980 million.


Kevin Mason, managing director of forest products for Equity Research Associates, based in British Columbia, says he sees big struggles ahead for many segments of the paper industry. Newsprint markets, he says, are shrinking, though there has been a subtle pause this year. “It is not as bad as last year.”


Xavier Van Chau, director, communications and corporate social responsibility for AbitibiBowater, says that while North American newsprint demand continues to decline, the newsprint industry is stabilizing. “The reality is that there will be maturation in the newsprint market,” he says.


Van Chau says the company’s reduction in newsprint capacity is just one step AbitibiBowater is taking. “We are looking for opportunities to diversify our operations,” he adds.

While AbitibiBowater says it expects to be out of bankruptcy protection by the end of this year, Mason points out that many of the company’s problems are structural in nature. The biggest problem is that many of AbitibiBowater’s mills are high-cost operations that are difficult to operate profitably.


As challenging as the newsprint and groundwood paper markets seem, a report by Paul Quinn, a forest products analyst based in Vancouver with RBC Capital Markets, the corporate and investment banking arm of Royal Bank of Canada, says groundwood paper and newsprint have showed marketed improvement through the second and third quarter of 2010.


“Newsprint prices have continued on their upward path, rising another 7 percent from [the] second quarter to $637 per metric ton, bringing the year-over-year improvement to a very strong 43 percent,” Quinn writes in a report to institutional investors in October. “The rise from the trough of $435 per metric ton in August last year (2009) has been driven by a combination of capacity closures and a 64 percent increase in offshore exports. Year to date, eastern North American newsprint has averaged $595 per metric ton, somewhat below our full year forecast of $605 per metric ton.” He adds, “We expect prices will continue to rise through the end of the year as market leader AbitibiBowater emerges from creditor protection and make[s] a concerted effort to hold the line on pricing.”


RBC forecasts newsprint prices to reach $665 per metric ton in 2011.


With the long-term outlook for newsprint in North America challenging at best, AbitibiBowater is strengthening its export of that product. In fact, Van Chau says, “Growing our export of newsprint is a strategic focus for the company. As it currently stands, approximately 52 percent of our manufactured newsprint is sold overseas, and this percentage will continue to increase.”


OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONTAINERBOARD
Smurfit-Stone Container Corp., headquartered in Chicago and Creve Coeur, Mo., is a manufacturer of paperboard and paper-based packaging that also faces economic challenges. The company entered bankruptcy protection as the global economy bottomed out in early 2009.

During its stay in Chapter 11, Smurfit-Stone took steps to reduce its costs, most prominently closing two board mills. The company’s mill in Ontonagon, Mich., had a run capacity of 280,000 tons of corrugated medium per year, while the company’s Missoula, Mont., mill produced 620,000 tons of linerboard per year. When shuttering the mills, Smurfit Stone said they were high-cost plants that did not provide adequate returns long term.
When the company first announced its bankruptcy filing early in 2009, Patrick Moore, Smurfit-Stone chairman and CEO, said, “Over the past decade, we built one of North America’s premier containerboard and packaging companies. But, our financial performance has not reflected the full potential of our earnings power due to higher cost operations and burdensome debt levels dating back to the original formation of the company. As a result of our three-year transformation program, we have been focused on improving our operating performance and our operations are now well-invested and far more cost effective.”
He continued, “Yet, the acceleration of the unprecedented global economic recession has weakened demand for packaging, and the frozen credit markets have prevented an out-of-court refinancing of our capital structure.”
After 17 months, Smurfit-Stone emerged from bankruptcy June 30, 2010.
Also facing the challenges of the slumping paper industry is Blue Heron Paper Co., a small company in Oregon. The mill filed for bankruptcy protection in late 2009 and switched production away from the low-cost newsprint to tissue and towel products. In a report filed during its bankruptcy, Blue Heron says it planned to eliminate 3,000 tons per month of the lowest profit-yield newsprint and to focus on “sales of toweling and other specialty paper products.”


A CAUSE FOR OPTIMISM
Despite the challenging environment for the forest products industry, positive signals can be seen. According to a recent report by Standard & Poor’s (S&P), the industry has a slightly positive outlook going forward based on:
•A slow, gradual economic recovery in the United States;


•A small increase in consumer spending and higher residential construction spending;


•Higher prices for paper and paperboard;


•Slightly higher sales volumes and average prices for wood products; and


•Relatively stable raw material prices that remain below the peak of 2008.


“We believe EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) and funds from operations should be higher this year than they were in 2009 (excluding the black liquor tax credit) across the sector,” the S&P report notes. /p>


With this in mind, barring a collapse in the economic recovery, paper companies should be able to push through multiple price increases, see better demand and have high capacity utilization.


However, Mason says he sees prices for a range of paper grades reaching a ceiling. While acknowledging that prices have improved, he says, “Prices are coming under pressure.”


Finally, Asian demand for recovered fiber represents a wild card for the North American paper industry, especially for bulk grades such as old corrugated containers and old newspapers. Steadily increasing orders from Asian mills will exert pricing pressure on the market. North American mills could be put in a tough situation if they cannot push through price increases on their finished products while paying significantly more for recovered fiber.



 


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 Paper Industry has a Market Value of about $700M per Year


RECENT MARKET RESEARCH REVEALS THE GCC PAPER INDUSTRY HAS A MARKET VALUE OF ABOUT $700M PER YEAR. AT A BREAKDOWN, UAE ACCOUNTS FOR OVER $400M OF THIS, WITH SAUDI ARABIA ACCOUNTING FOR ANOTHER $220M, WHILE KUWAIT, QATAR, BAHRAIN AND OMAN ACCOUNT FOR APPROXIMATELY $65M BETWEEN THEM.


Having identified this untapped market Epoc Messe Frankfurt has recently announced the launch of a new exhibition to its portfolio - Paperworld Middle East. The latest addition to Dubai's calendar of exhibitions, Paperworld Middle East has already confirmed several key industry players as launch partners for its inaugural event which will take place from 7 to 9, March 2011, at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

German stationery brand Pelikan, German manufacturers of writing instruments LAMY and Schneider, along with leading worldwide supplier of innovative cutting and measuring products Acme United Europe, greeting card manufacturer Hallmark, and school bags and stationery manufacturer Paxos, have partnered with Paperworld Middle East for the launch of its first edition in the region.

Furthermore, local manufacturer Farook International Stationery (FIS), established in Dubai back in 1980, will also present their products at the show. Having 3 manufacturing plants in the UAE, they export their wide range of stationery products to over 80 countries worldwide and are among the pioneers in the Middle East stationery industry. Other local manufacturers include Dubai Library Distributors and Capital Envelopes.


Mr. Ahmed Pauwels, Chief Executive Officer at Epoc Messe Frankfurt, organiser of Paperworld Middle East commented: "Having the right partners is a crucial element for launching an exhibition and we are greatful of the support from these key industry players for our inaugural event in March. Having done much research into the paper industry we identified a niche in the market and decided to bring this branded exhibition to the Middle East region."


He added: "Having the likes of international names such as Pelikan, LAMY, Schneider, Acme United Europe, Hallmark, Paxos and local company Farook supporting us as launch partners shows that they too have confidence that there is space in the market for this event. We value this vote of confidence and the team is now working hard to execute a highly focused and successful first time event in March."


The internationally recognised launch partners are key names in their specialised fields and are set to attract many other brands and manufacturers to exhibit at the event, as well as be a key pull for trade visitors.


Ms Monica Kubik, Senior Show Manager, Paperworld Middle East said: "We were very specific with the brands that came on board as launch partners. These are well established and highly reputed brands and are market leaders in their field. They are companies that focus on high quality and this is in line with our own aim to deliver a focused and high quality event. We are very excited about the show's launch in March which, with the help of our partners, is set to be a great success."


Paperworld Middle East will be co-located with Festivalworld Middle East and Playworld Middle East. The three exhibitions are new to Dubai's exhibition portfolio. Exhibitors and visitors can benefit from the synergies between the three trade fairs which share similar visitor profiles due to the products which will be featured.

Paperworld Middle East is a new addition to the Paperworld brand family and a strong name to the region. Besides running the leading international trade fair for paper, office supplies and stationery in Frankfurt, the Paperworld global network also incorporates Paperworld China, which has been running in Shanghai since 2005.


Paperworld Middle East will be the first of its kind show to be introduced to Dubai and will focus on the same product groups as the well established Paperworld in Frankfurt, such as office supplies, school articles, wrapping, office paper and films, gift articles, household paper and films and greeting cards. It will furthermore feature a separate section on the remanufacturing and imaging industry.

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Orissa : The land of legend


Orissa is situated on the coast along the Bay of Bengal. Different parts of modern orissa was anciently known as Utkal, Kalinga, Udra, Koshala and Kodanga In the history of mankind Orissa always stands for great stand for human value and glory for superb intelligence. Orissa has gifted with nature's bounty, a 482 km stretch of coastline with golden beaches, serpentine rivers, mighty waterfalls, forest-clad blue hills of Eastern Ghats with rich wild life. Orissa is quite rich in its heritage that houses many remarkable monuments of ancient times. The entire length and breadth of Orissa is marked with remarkable tourist places and each place of India has a tale to tell to its tourist. The patrons of culture and Architecture can perceive the marvelous Architecture of the temples, rock-cut caves and also the forts that once belonged to the Great Oriyan King, radiating the rich heritage of Orissa. The Architecture of edifices, like the Konrak Temple, Jaggrnath Temple, Barbati Palace, Rajrani temple, Khandagiri caves, and the Lalit Giri & Uday Giri are really remarkable. The land, while retaining its pristine glory, also offers the visitors modern amenities. Its territory formed a part of the ancient Kalinga of Mahabharat fame. In the ancient time Orissa was rose to prominence as a Kingdom under Kharavela , a great conquerer and patron of Jainism, in the second half of the Ist century B.C. Other great rulers belonged to the Keshari dynasty and the Eastern Ganga dynasty who were also great builders. At one time the vast kingdom spanned from Ganga to Godavari. The flourishing maritime trade with South-East Asian countries i.e. Java, Bornio had brought in a golden era of affluence and opulence. The Kalinga School of architecture flourished from the 7th to 13th century A.D. The most important monuments of this period can be seen in and around Bhubaneswar and Puri. The Mukteswar Temple is the finest piece of architecture of Kalinga. The Lingaraj Temple of Bhubaneswar, the Jagannath Temple of Puri above all the world renowned world heritage Sun Temple at Konark is the epitome of temple architecture and sculpture. But the modern Orissa came into existence in April 1, 1936. The Britishers declared it as a separate province. In 1948 and 1949 the area of Orissa was almost doubled and the population was increased by a third with the addition of 24 former princely states. In 1950, Orissa became a constituent state of India. It is governed by a chief minister and cabinet responsible to an elected unicameral legislature and by a governor appointed by the president of India. Utkal Gaurav Madhusudan Das was the architect of Modern Orissa and subsequently Sri Nabakrushna Chowdhury, Dr. Harekrishna Mahatab, Sri Biju Patnaik & others engineered their best efforts for catapulting Orissa to himalayan heights of fame & glory. In fact, Orissa has become a multi dimensional, multi coloured, many splendoured, vibrant & boisterous modern state all set on its journey in the present millenium to make its presence and voice felt in the nooks & crannies of the world through the Universal Cult of brotherhood, its unique cultural heritage, luxuriant forests & wild life, sprawling Chilika Lake, bountiful coastline, wide range of tribes & colourful canvass of art & culture. Orissa has been resurgent again rejuvenating and resuscitating its ancient glory, glamour & greatness. Its lush green countryside and fertile plains, tiny hamlets fringed with palm, coconut trees and mango groves offer the charm of rural beauty while the urban pockets, the four cities in particular, with the splendour of modern technology provide the amenities necessary for a comfortable stay. This wonderful land of fascinating beauty boasts of colourful festivals round the year. Orissa is also the land of unique handicrafts and other excellent artefacts.


Fact & Facets of Orissa:
Population: 3.67 crores (as per 2001 census)
Literacy: 64.0% (as per 2001 census)
Area: 1,55,707 sq. Kms.
Landmass: 4.7% of India's landmass
Density of Population: 236 per sq.km (2001 census)
Male:Female Ratio: 1000:972
Location: 81029’ E to 870 29’ E170 49’N to 220 34’ N
Capital: Bhubaneswar (population 6.57 lakh as per 2001 census)
Per Capita Income (Rs): 8547 (2000-01)
Human Development Rank: (2000-01)-11
Population Growth During: (1991-01) - 16.51%
Urban Population as % of Total Population: 14.97%[2001 census]
Rural Population as % of Total Population : 85.03%[2001 census]
Largest populated city: Cuttack
Cultivable Land : 79 Lakh hectares
Irrigated Land : 30%
Non Irrigated Land : 70%
Forest Land : 58,13,547 sq.kms
Percentage of Forestland to total land: 37%
Scheduled Caste Literacy Rate: 36.8%
Scheduled Tribe Literacy Rate : 22.3%


Boundary :
East :- Bay of Bengal
West :- Chhatisgarh
North :-Jharkhand
South :-Andhra Pradesh
North East :-West Bengal

Administrative Units
Districts - 30
Sub Divisions- 58
Tehsils - 171
Development Blocks - 314


Political Representation
Assembly Seats: 147
Number of seats in Lok Sabha: 21
Number of seats in Rajya Sabha: 10


 


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TOUR IN ORISSA  

Orissa is the most exciting tour of life. Orissa is stand for nature of life, color of enjoyment and healthy experienced of tourists. The background of Orissa spread with huge amount of temples. The famous temples are the Lingaraja temple at Bhubaneswar, Jaganath temple at puri and Sun temple at Konark. The most interesting part of all these temple is, usually consists of sanctum, one or more various porch commonly with pyramidal roof, dance lobby and a lobby offering.


Brilliant with nature's bounty, a 482 km extend of coastline with virgin beaches, serpentine rivers, mighty waterfalls, forest-clad blue hills of Eastern Ghats with rich wild life, Orissa is spotted with wonderful temples, historic memorial as well as pieces of recent engineering accomplishment. The ground, while retaining its perfect glory, also presents the visitors modern facilities. Its verdant green countryside and rich plains, tiny hamlets fringed with palm, coconut trees and mango groves propose the attraction of rustic loveliness while the urban pockets, the four cities in particular, with the magnificence of modern technology provide the amenities necessary for a relaxed stay. This wonderful land of charming beauty boasts of bright festivals around the year. Orissa is also the land of unique handicrafts and other excellent artifacts.


Tourists gather the Golden Triangle for paying their homage’s to the religious, cultural and normal wonders that abound here. Puri Jagannath Temple, Sun Temple, Lingaraj Temple, Rajarani Temple, Chandrabhaga and Puri Beaches are a few main attractions of the region. Mahavira Jain Temple in Khandagiri; Buddhist stupa in Dhauli, Biological Park and Zoo in Nandankanan; Hot Sulphur Spring with medicinal properties at Atri; Yogini Shrine at Hirapur; Satapara with dancing dolphins throughout the year; the famous appliqué work at Pipli, and Patachitras of Raghurajpur are covered in this tour. A large Buddhist complex at the hillsides of Udayagiri, Ratnagiri and Lalitgiri; temple of Lord Baladeva at Kendrapara; a modern port with hectic tourist activity at Paradeep and the estuarine crocodile sanctuary at Bhitarkanika form a major part of this tour. Chilika Bird Sanctuary; a quiet beach at Gopalpur-on-sea, silk weavers of Berhampur; Ashokan rock edicts at Jaugada; hot sulphur spring at Taptapani and the mountain trails of Mahendragiri hill give a rewarding time to the tourists to this region. Sambalpur is famous for the internationally renowned textiles, rich tribal heritage and fabulous forestlands; Huma is home to the famous Leaning Temple dedicated to Lord Bimaleswar; Ushakothi houses a wildlife sanctuary; Hirakud Dam across the Mahanadi River is one of the world's longest dams; and, the Vidala-Nrusimha Temple at Nrusinghanath stands amidst the verdant beauty of the picturesque Gandhamardan hills. Koraput district abounds in meadows, forests, waterfalls, terraced valleys and darting springs; Sunabeda is a wonderful example of Orissa's gorgeous landscapes; the glittering waterfall at Duduma; Lord Shiva reigns supreme at Gupteswar; natural boulders at Hatipathar appear to be elephants in certain light; on the confluence of three rivers, Minna-Jhola is a perfect place to relax in the sun. Rourkela is famous for its Steel Plant, Indira Gandhi Park and the highest Hanuman Statue of India; Khandadhar for its glittering waterfall; Vedavyas for its natural beauty and Mandira for its dam and picturesque surroundings.

The luxuriant green forest cover of Orissa hosts to wide variety  of Flora and Fauna with additional they Farmed Royal Bengal Tiger. Anotherregion for people coming from different corner to Orissa is picturesque hills, valleys nestle a number of breath taking waterfalls and the rivulets which attract the world people and creat sweet memorial place in their heart in Orissa