SCA will increase the price of White and Brown Kraftliner by €50 per tonne. The new price is valid for deliveries from February 1, 2021.
“The market is characterized by a very strong demand for Kraftliner” says Mikael Frölander, Vice President Sales & Marketing Containerboard.
https://www.sca.com/en/about-us/Investors/press-releases/2021-01/sca-to-increase-kraftliner-price-by-50-per-tonne/
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