Södra Cell is increasing the price of its northern bleached softwood
kraft (NBSK) pulp in Europe by $40/tonne to $860, effective 1 February.
“Demand
has remained strong over the holidays and into the new decade. Södra
Cell is performing well but we’re experiencing quite some strains in the
overall supply chain, all the way from the forest to our customers.
Consequently, we’re short-term dealing with several requests for extra
volume. In addition, there is a global reduction of pulp capacity, both
planned and unplanned, that is affecting the market balance. All in all,
this creates an upward momentum on prices” commented Henrik Wettergren,
VP Södra Cell International.
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