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The demands for paper products have grown rapidly in China, along with the printing and packaging industries increasing at an average annual rate of 18%. The statistics showed that consumption in paper and cardboard in China was recorded around 62.56 million tons in 2005, only next to the United States, with a year-on-year growth of 15%. China, which has become the world's second largest paper consumer only after the United States, shares more than 14% of global paper consumption.
During January to July in 2006, total production of machine-made paper and paperboard in large papermaking enterprises increased by 23.68% over the same period of previous year, especially in printing paper, rising sharply by 44.26%, which was far more than that in 2005. Cardboard boxes output has increased remarkably with growth rate of more than 10% over the same period in 2005. Due to inventory and large cardinal number, the output of newsprint grew moderately in the first few months of 2006 but has been keeping rising in recent months owing to the digest of inventory, reaching nearly 400,000 tons monthly.
During the first seven months of 2006, the rapid increase in all major paper output promoted the steady growth of the industrial production value. In the period, the entire industry was recorded a total production value of RMB 171.8 billion, a marked increase of 26.11% over the same period of previous year, but the growth speed tended to slow down due to the gradually increasing cardinal number.
China’s paper-making industry has experienced a rapid growth in consumption as well as in output, therefore, many Chinese leading paper-making enterprises started introducing new production lines, which resulted in an over expansion in production capacity, particularly in 2005-2006. In addition, the international paper-making giants have landed in China for investment and set up plants. About 59 million tons of paper and paperboard were produced in 2005. The whole industry presents a balance between supply and demand, while newsprint and coated paper will experience an oversupply in short time for their excessive expansion of production capacity.
With the improvement of people's living standards and papermaking techniques, China paper products will be qualified and diversified. Imported paper products tend to be more upscale while domestic paper product lines are getting further expanded so as to bridge the previous gaps, and besides, the demands for such high-end raw materials as prime pulp are gradually increasing.
Import and Export of China Packaging Paper, 1996-2005
Although China enjoyed a rapid growth in paper and cardboard consumption with compound annual growth rate reaching 14% in 2001-2005, current per capita consumption in China was only 42 kilograms, far below that of 300 kilograms in developed countries, and also lower than the world's average consumption of 52 kilograms. Based on China's expected sustained and rapid economic growth, China paper industry will maintain a fairly high growth rate in the next few years.
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The demands for paper products have grown rapidly in China, along with the printing and packaging industries increasing at an average annual rate of 18%. The statistics showed that consumption in paper and cardboard in China was recorded around 62.56 million tons in 2005, only next to the United States, with a year-on-year growth of 15%. China, which has become the world's second largest paper consumer only after the United States, shares more than 14% of global paper consumption.
During January to July in 2006, total production of machine-made paper and paperboard in large papermaking enterprises increased by 23.68% over the same period of previous year, especially in printing paper, rising sharply by 44.26%, which was far more than that in 2005. Cardboard boxes output has increased remarkably with growth rate of more than 10% over the same period in 2005. Due to inventory and large cardinal number, the output of newsprint grew moderately in the first few months of 2006 but has been keeping rising in recent months owing to the digest of inventory, reaching nearly 400,000 tons monthly.
During the first seven months of 2006, the rapid increase in all major paper output promoted the steady growth of the industrial production value. In the period, the entire industry was recorded a total production value of RMB 171.8 billion, a marked increase of 26.11% over the same period of previous year, but the growth speed tended to slow down due to the gradually increasing cardinal number.
China’s paper-making industry has experienced a rapid growth in consumption as well as in output, therefore, many Chinese leading paper-making enterprises started introducing new production lines, which resulted in an over expansion in production capacity, particularly in 2005-2006. In addition, the international paper-making giants have landed in China for investment and set up plants. About 59 million tons of paper and paperboard were produced in 2005. The whole industry presents a balance between supply and demand, while newsprint and coated paper will experience an oversupply in short time for their excessive expansion of production capacity.
With the improvement of people's living standards and papermaking techniques, China paper products will be qualified and diversified. Imported paper products tend to be more upscale while domestic paper product lines are getting further expanded so as to bridge the previous gaps, and besides, the demands for such high-end raw materials as prime pulp are gradually increasing.
Import and Export of China Packaging Paper, 1996-2005
Although China enjoyed a rapid growth in paper and cardboard consumption with compound annual growth rate reaching 14% in 2001-2005, current per capita consumption in China was only 42 kilograms, far below that of 300 kilograms in developed countries, and also lower than the world's average consumption of 52 kilograms. Based on China's expected sustained and rapid economic growth, China paper industry will maintain a fairly high growth rate in the next few years.
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1 Analysis on investment environment in China paper-making industry in 2006
1.1 Economic environment in 2006
1.1.1 Overall operation of China national economy in 2006
1.1.2 National economic development in the first three quarters of 2006
1.2 Legal environment
1.2.1 Environmental pollution and harm of papermaking
1.2.2 Measures on prevention and control
1.2.3 Relevant laws and regulations
1.3 The 11th Five-year Plan on paper-making industry
1.3.1 Objectives
1.3.2 Principles
1.3.3 Approaches
1.4 Industrial economic characteristics
1.4.1 Maturity
1.4.2 Business cycle2 Analysis on correlative industries of China paper-making industry
2.1 Development of China publishing industry in 2006
2.1.1 Status quo
2.1.2 Problems to be solved
2.2 Development of China packaging industry in 2006
2.2.1 Development trend of China food packaging and machinery industry
2.2.2 China pharmaceutical packaging market
2.3 China papermaking raw material industry
2.3.1 Production capacity
2.3.2 Supply and demand
2.4 Development trend of forestry-paper integration
2.4.1 Status quo
2.4.2 Plan 3 Analysis on operations of China paper industry in 2006
3.1 Comprehensive analysis
3.1.1 Market pattern in 2006
3.1.2 Price increase of imported pulp troubling China paper industry
3.1.3 Resources shortage eliminating profits of paper industry
3.1.4 Outstanding achievements in 2006
3.2 Operations in 2006
3.2.1 Overall production
3.2.2 Overall sales
3.2.3 Industry investment
3.2.4 Overall operation
3.2.5 Overall imports and exports
3.2.6 Overall price trend
3.3 Operation during the first three quarters of 2006
3.3.1 Rapid growth in production and sales
3.3.2 Rapid increase in costs and decline in profit growth
3.3.3 Increase of fixed assets proportion and improvement of current assets structure
3.3.4 Decline of investment growth rate and continuous improvement of structure
3.3.5 Sound growth of small and private enterprises 4 Analysis on regional markets of China paper industry in 2006
4.1Yangtze river delta markets in 2006
4.1.1 Economic Integration promoting the industry development
4.1.2 Statue quo and development tendency of Jiangsu paper-making industry
4.1.3 Increasing production concentration in Zhejiang paper-making industry
4.2 Pearl River delta markets in 2006
4.2.1 Development of the industry attracting foreigners
4.2.2 Prosperity of Guangdong high-grade paper industry
4.2.3 Drivers of rapid development in Guangdong paper industry
4.2.4 Guangdong paper industry competing for top four positions
4.3 Western markets in 2006
4.3.1 Weiwu Paper Company: Developing toward green and cycling paper
4.3.2 Sharp rise in Guangxi paper-making industry
4.4 Markets around BoHai Bay rim in 2006
4.4.1 Sustainable development of Sun Paper Group
4.4.2 Shandong: Setting limitation in making paper with straw pulp 5 Analysis on sub-industries of China paper industry in 2006
5.1 Household paper market in 2006
5.1.1 Output and sales
5.1.2 Consumer structure
5.1.3 Per capita consumption
5.1.4 Import and Export
5.1.5 Regional consumption
5.1.6 Sanitary situation
5.2 Newsprint market in 2006
5.2.1 Market demand
5.2.2 Newly-added production capacity
5.2.3 Supply capacity
5.2.4 Demand capacity
5.2.5 Price change
5.2.6 Competition
5.3 Corrugated paper market in 2006
5.3.1 Market status in recent years
5.3.2 Supply and demand
5.3.3 Contrast between domestic and foreign market
5.4 Packaging paper market in 2006
5.4.1 Three major categories
5.4.2 Competitors
5.4.3 Significant reform
5.4.4 Development trend in 2006
5.5 Other sub-industries in 2006
5.5.1 Development and trend of art paper industry
5.5.2 Cigarette paper industry 6 Analysis on demand of China paper making industry in 2006
6.1 Market supply and demand of major products in 2006
6.1.1 Pulp
6.1.2 Newsprint
6.1.3 Paper products
6.2 Prediction of supply of China paper making industry in 2006
6.2.1 Production situation in 2006
6.2.2 Eucalyptus easing the shortage of pulp in 2006
6.2.3 Light-weight base paper becoming popular in household electric appliance packaging market
6.2.4 Causes of imbalanced supply and demand in paper and paperboard
6.3 Demands for raw materials
6.3.1 Resource constraining the development of industry clusters
6.3.2 Establishment of elimination mechanism to ease resource pressure
6.3.3 Improvement of ecological cycle of the industry chain 7 Analysis on competitive pattern in China paper industry in 2006
7.1 Market share focusing on advantageous enterprises in 2006
7.1.1 Performance differentiation
7.1.2 Acquisition and merger inspiration
7.1.3 Resource centralization
7.2 Industry reshuffling in 2006
7.2.1 Forest-paper integration
7.2.2 Import dependency
7.2.3 Comprehensive integration
7.3 Expanded production capacity in 2006 stimulating a new round of competition
7.3.1 Projects under the way in 2006
7.3.2 Supply and demand in 2007 8 Analysis on Chinese leading paper-making enterprises
8.1 Shandong Bohui Paper Industrial Co,. Ltd
8.1.1 Operation status
8.1.2 Leading products
8.1.3 Development strategy
8.1.4 Advantage and disadvantage
8.2 Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings Limited
8.2.1 Operation status
8.2.2 Leading products
8.2.3 Development strategy
8.2.4 Advantage and disadvantage
8.3 Fujian Qingshan Paper Industrial Co., Ltd
8.3.1 Operation status
8.3.2 Leading products
8.3.3 Development strategy
8.3.4 Advantage and disadvantage
8.4 NanZhi Co.,ltd., Fujian
8.4.1 Operation status
8.4.2 Leading products
8.4.3 Development strategy
8.4.4 Advantage and disadvantage
8.5 Yueyang Paper Co., Ltd.
8.5.1 Operation status
8.5.2 Leading products
8.5.3 Development strategy
8.5.4 Advantage and disadvantage
8.6 Yibin Paper Industry Co., Ltd.
8.6.1 Operation status
8.6.2 Leading products
8.6.3 Development strategy
8.6.4 Advantage and disadvantage
8.7 Minfeng Special Paper Co., Ltd
8.7.1 Operation status
8.7.2 Leading products
8.7.3 Development strategy
8.7.4 Advantage and disadvantage
8.8 Heilongjiang Black Dragon Co., Ltd
8.8.1 Operation status
8.8.2 Leading products
8.8.3 Development strategy
8.8.4 Advantage and disadvantage
9 Development trend and strategies of China paper making industry in 2006
9.1 Development trend during the 11th Five-Year Plan period
9.1.1 Ownership structure
9.1.2 Market concentration
9.1.3 Regional distribution
9.2 Prediction of total volume during the 11th Five-Year Plan period
9.2.1 Output
9.2.2 Raw material demand
9.2.3 Import volume
9.3 Strategies
9.3.1 Anti-dumping strategies
9.3.2 Countermeasures on raw material shortage in 2006
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