This industry profile provides a five-year forecast for Canada’s Paper Products Industry.
Canada’s Paper Products Manufacturing Industry: Industrial Profile Summer 2012
Canada’s Paper Products Manufacturing Industry: Industrial Profile Summer 2012
Industry Economic Analysis
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- E-readers—E-readers and tablet computers are now reaching critical saturation levels among consumers, leading to declines in the sales of paper books.
- Print Ad Spending—A post-recession rebound in print ad spending has not materialized in the key U.S. market, where demand for newsprint and communication papers continues to wane.
- Pulp Prices—Pulp prices dropped considerably in the second half of 2011, driving down production and revenues. Prices have begun to recover, but the benefits will be slow to materialize for domestic producers.
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