Canadian industry overview

Since it lost a staggering C$5.1 billion between 1991 and 1993, the Canadian pulp and paper industry has steadily rebounded due to improved economic and market conditions, increased advertising expenditures and limited capacity growth in major grade segments. By mid-1995, a retrenched Canadian indus...

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Published in:Pulp & Paper 1996-01, Vol.70 (1), p.91
Main Authors: Deking, N, Garcia, D.A, Miller, A, Routson, J.K, Marshall, C, McLaren, J, Keaton, D, Mies, W.E
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Acquisitions & mergers
ADMINISTRATION CENTRALE
Canadian dollar
Capital expenditures
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
CONTRAT DE TRAVAIL
CONTRATOS LABORALES
Corporate presidents
Cost control
DERECHO
DROIT
Economic conditions
ECONOMIC SITUATION
Environmental regulations
ETATS UNIS
EUA
Exports
Forest products
GOBIERNO CENTRAL
Housing starts
INDUSTRIA DE LA PASTA Y EL PAPEL
INDUSTRIE DE PATE ET PAPIER
International markets
Inventory
Labor relations
LABOUR CONTRACTS
LAW
Market segments
Newspaper industry
Newsprint
PAPEL
Paper industry
PAPIER
PASTA
PATE CELLULOSIQUE
PRECIOS
PRICES
PRIX
Profits
PULP
Pulp & paper mills
PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY
Referendums
REGLAMENTACIONES
REGLEMENTATION
REGULATIONS
SITUACION ECONOMICA
SITUATION ECONOMIQUE
Statistical data
Suppliers
Supply & demand
USA
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Summary:Since it lost a staggering C$5.1 billion between 1991 and 1993, the Canadian pulp and paper industry has steadily rebounded due to improved economic and market conditions, increased advertising expenditures and limited capacity growth in major grade segments. By mid-1995, a retrenched Canadian industry began posting record profits due to continued strong demand and high prices in key market segments. Although pulp markets began to weaken in late 1995, the outlook is generally positive for newsprint and export markets other than the US, where moderately strong demand is expected to continue in 1996.
ISSN:0033-4081