world news - 09.07.2004
Pulp stores in European ports have been declining for 3 months
Pulp stores in European ports have been declining for 3 months now. In June 2004 pulp stores declined 19.27 thousand tons (-1.3%) to 1.452 million tons, the following data was announced by Europulp. In May the stores declined 1%.
A slight decline in pulp stores was registered in Italy (-12.5%), the largest stores growth was registered in Spain – 32.8%.
Europulp statistics contains data on the Netherlands, Belgium, France, the UK, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Spain. The detailed information on the pulp stores in European ports will be published in the next Timber merchant’s weekly.
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