PAPER & PAPERBOARD PRODUCTION & CONSUMPTION FOR BRAZIL

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S.N. Particular   Time of Information Source
01 Country Brazil    
02 Population (Million) 210.147 2019 http://en.wikipedia.org
03 Total Pulp/Paper/Paperboard Production 10.53 2019 FAO
03.1 Corrugated/Packaging 6.26
03.2 Newsprint 0.083
03.3 Graphic Paper (New Classification) 2.5
03.4 Others 1.2
04 Import 0.081
05 Export 2.02
06 Net Consumption 9.11
07 Per Capita Consumption (Kg./year/person) 43.0
08.0 Recovered Paper: Collection 4.87
08.1                              Import 0.021
08.2                              Export 0.025
08.4                              Consumption/Usage 4.87
09.0 Wood Pulp:           Production 20.28
09.1                              Import 0.265
09.2                              Export 15.50
09.4                              Consumption/Usage 5.04
10 No. of Pulp/Paper Mills      
11 Main Raw Materials      
12 Major Companies      

All Production, Import, Export and Net Consumption numbers are in Million Metric Tons (1,000,000,000 Kg.)
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Brazil 2013 Pulp and Paper Statistics

Brazil's Pulp and Paper Production and Exports Increased in 2013

Feb. 11, 2014 - The Brazilian Pulp and Paper Association (Bracelpa) reported that in 2013, pulp and paper production in Brazil grew by 7.3% and 1.6%, respectively, in comparison with 2012. From January to December, 15 million tons of pulp and 10.4 million tons of paper were produced.

Exports in the sector totaled US$ 7.1 billion in the year, representing an increase of 7.5% in relation to 2012. Pulp exports reached 9.4 million tons and paper totaled 1.8 million tons. Europe remained the main destination for Brazilian pulp, generating approximately 40% of the revenues with sales of the product to foreign markets, followed by China and North America with 30% and 20%, respectively.

In regards to paper, accumulated export revenues registered 1% growth as compared to last year, totaling US$ 1.9 billion. Latin America then follows as a major market for the product, being responsible for approximately 14% and 13%, respectively. Shipments to North America grew by 35% in the year.

Sales of paper to the domestic market totaled 5.7 million tons and had an accumulated growth of 2.9% in the year when compared to 2012, i.e., indicating stability in the Brazilian market.

During 2013, the sector had major achievements in the measures against the improper usage of tax-exempt paper, which is exclusively destined to the printing of books, newspapers and magazines. Labeling requirements on tax-exempt paper packaging, the commitment of the production chain with the action and, mainly, the nationalization of �RECOPI� (Recognition and Control System for Tax-exempt Paper Operations) were the most relevant facts. In the case of RECOPI, the sector expects that State governments implement the system as soon as possible to close eventual loopholes in the law.

The full 2013 statistical report from Bracelpa is available on the following link:  Brazil 2013 Pulp and Paper Statistics

 

 

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Top 5 Wood Pulp Producing Countries (Million Metric Ton in 2019)

Countries Million MT
  Production Imports Exports Net Consumption
World 190.4 67.3 68.4 189.3
USA 52.1 5.3 7.9 49.5
Brazil 20.3 0.27 15.5 5.0
Canada 16.8 0.40 9.7 7.5
China 14.5 26.2 0.02 40.7
Sweden 12.1 0.56 4.2 8.4

Top 5 Wood Pulp Exporting Countries  (Million Metric Ton in 2019)

Countries Million MT
  Production Imports Exports Net Consumption
World 190.4 67.3 68.4 189.3
Brazil 20.8 0.27 15.5 5.04
Canada 16.8 0.40 9.7 7.5
USA 52.1 5.3 7.9 49.5
Indonesia 8.4 1.44 5.4 4.4
Chile 5.3 0.02 4.7 0.60