- Month-over-month North American containerboard prices rose $50 per ton in June, according to monthly data that Fastmarkets RISI released in its Pulp & Paper Week publication on Friday.
- That’s a full recognition by the pricing index of containerboard producers’ announced June price hikes, their second round of increases announced so far in 2026.
- This movement brings the net total increase that Fastmarkets RISI has recognized in 2026 to $100 per ton.
Containerboard prices rise in June following second round of producer hikes | Packaging Dive
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