SCA increases prices on coated publication paper, CMR , and improved uncoated publication paper by 40 Euro per tonne.
“We see a substantially stronger demand for publication paper, “ says Ulf Edman Vice President Sales and Marketing Publication Paper.
The new prices are valid for all deliveries from July 1 this year.
https://www.sca.com/en/about-sca/currently-in-sca/press-releases/2018/sca-increases-prices-on-publication-paper/
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