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North American Industry – Summary• U.S. Pulp and Paper industry consumption peaked circa 2000– closures will continue at a slower rate but best facilities willremain strong• Will take years to reach 2000 levels again – if ever• Pulp and paper not likely to be a source of growth for woodconsumption with current products• However, complete replacement by offshore producers unlikelydue to U.S. wood resources and large absolute market12 TAPPI, November 2006
North American Industry• Consequently – The demand weakness and oversupply of the pastyears have begun to reverse, and Producers have been generally successfulimplementing price increases -- so far -- in thisenvironment13 TAPPI, November 2006
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