Qu'est-ce que c'est ?
Wood reduced to its individual fibres, by cooking or by grinding, ready to be made into paper, board or textile.
Pourquoi est-ce important ?
Pulp is where the wood that cannot be sawn goes, and it is the link between forestry and two enormous industries - packaging and, through dissolving pulp, clothing. Its economics are the reverse of lumber's: pulp mills want small, uniform, fast-grown fibre, not big clean logs.
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Prix
Wood pulp, US producer price index
Moyenne annuelleIndex 1982=100
Base: US producer price index for wood pulp. An index, not a price. Market pulp is quoted in dollars per tonne by grade and region, and those assessments are commercial products.. Moyennes annuelles telles que publiées dans FRED (US Bureau of Labor Statistics producer price indexes) · source ↗. Il s'agit de moyennes annuelles de référence, et non de cotations de marché en temps réel.
À quoi cela sert
Tous les marchés finaux →| Marché final | Ce qu'il fait là-bas | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Packaging & Paper | The fibre itself | Définition de |
Chaînes d'approvisionnement tracées
Standing tree to house frame
The stump-to-stud route that most of the world's homes are built through, and where the value is actually added.
Plantation to cardboard box
How the trees a sawmill does not want become the packaging around everything bought online.