Research Report On China's Paper And Paper Board Industry
China has become the second largest consumer of paper in the world since 2003. The increasing demand in the market has stimulated the continuous development of paper industry and the operation situation of paper industry runs very well with a growth rate over 20%. In 2006, there are 3388 big sized enterprises in paper and paper of products with an annual income of 303.8 billion Yuan, increased by 19.32% over that in the previous year and the total profit value is as much as 15.1 billion Yuan, increased by 22.56% than that in last year. The sales income of paper industry in the period from Jan. to Aug. 2007 is 233.679 billion Yuan, increased by 21.73% compared with the same period last year and the profit value is 12.453 billion Yuan, increased by 39.46% than that in the same period last year. The benefit of the industry increases comparably fast and the profit growth is comparatively high.
Considering the fiber and water resources, environmental capacity, market demand, transportation and other conditions in China's paper industry layout, the industry is moving from north to south and the south region of the Yangtze River will become the key development area of the paper industry. Paper industry is capital-and technology-intensive industries. The eastern coastal areas of China is a region with relatively developed economy along with convenient information sources, sufficient capital inflows as well as convenient transportation conditions where the production of paper products has maintained stable development. The top four origins of paper products in 2006 are all in the eastern coastal areas, which are Shandong, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Jiangsu province.
Currently, paper for industrial use still keeps the dominant position among the major varieties in China's consumption of paper products while the consumption of tissue paper products takes up only about 6% of the total consumption. Among all the consumption of paper products, packaging paper and paper board occupy a larger proportion: in 2006, the consumption volume for wrapping paper and paperboard was 39.43 million tons, accounting for 59.74 percent of the total paper and paperboard consumption of 66 million tons. The consumption of tissue gained a rapid growth and has made Chins world second largest tissue consumption market. According to the information provided by China Paper Association, in 2006 the output of life use paper (tissue paper) products was about 4.259 million tons, an increase of 8.9 percent than that in the previous year with a consumption of about 3.979 million tons, an increase of about 8.1 percent. With the steady economic growth and raise of the income of residents, there is still great potential market and development space for the development of tissue paper products.
At the same time of the continuous increase of the market capacity in China, foreign invested enterprises with factories in China mainland engaged in paper production and domestic paper production enterprises have all enlarged the investment and enlarge the output to occupy China market. Under the circumstance of the continuous enlargement of domestic productivity, the problem of lack of raw materials in paper made industry becomes more serious. The aim submitted by China Paper Association is keep the import rate of fiber raw materials in 2010 the same as that in 2006, which is 24.75%. The future development of China paper industry will rely heavily on imported fiber raw materials.
In recent years, though the output of domestic paper products are increasing steadily year by year, the home made varieties can not totally satisfy the consumption demand in the market and at the same time there is a lack of raw materials of high quality. All the above factors determine the import demand of paper products. China has become world top paper products importer. The import quantity in paper products in 2006 is 2.69 million tons, decreased by 16.76% than that in the previous year with an import value of USD 2.383 billion which is a decrease of 0.46% than that in last year. The import quantity In Jan. to Oct. 2007 is 2.0259 million tons, decreased by 9.63% than that in the same period of the previous year with an import value of USD 2 billion, increased by 2.2% than that in the same period of the previous year. The origins of China imported paper products are comparatively concentrated and the top origins in the rank are America, Japan, China Taiwan, South Korea, of which America and Japan are the world top one and third countries with the highest output of paper and have kept a large amount of paper products exportation to China while China Taiwan is a newly developed new origin of paper products in recent years.
The imported non-coated paper and paper board from Indonesia of China in 2006 is 36.3 thousand tons, accounting 73.23% of the total import paper products from Indonesia with a value of USD11.4575 million, taking up about 46.45% of the total import value of China imported paper products from Indonesia; the imported volume of non-coated kraft is 4.2 thousand tons, accounting to 8.53% of China imported paper products from Indonesia with a value of USD1.9119 million, taking up to about 7.75% of the total import value. The third goes to dyed, decorated and stamped paper, the volume of which is 3.7 thousand tons, accounting for about 7.53% of China imported paper from Indonesia; but because the unit price of this kind of paper is comparatively high, the import value has taken up to about 28.24% of the total import value with USD 6.9648 million. The above mentioned three types of paper are primary paper products and the total import volume is about 89.29% of the total import volume of China from Indonesia.
In this study, we find that the main advantage of Indonesia paper products in China market is its high ratio of quality to price. Most domestic customers reflects that Indonesian paper products have very good quality with comparatively low price; while at the same time they think Indonesian paper products suppliers are usually of small size and the supply is not steady. Paper products manufacturers in Indonesia shall ally to form an industrial alliance to unify the quality and ensure the stability of supply thus to win trust in China market and establish prestige. As far as the products structure is concerned, most paper products export from Indonesia to China currently are raw materials or primary paper with low added value. In short terms, these products meet the demand of China market. But from the long run, the added value of raw materials is comparatively low and has no obvious competitive advantage. Enterprises in Indonesia in paper industry shall enhance the research and development as well as the promotion of medium and high level paper products on the basis of enhancing the export of raw materials to China and enlarging its share in China market, thus gradually changing the products construction and find compensate projects. At the same time, Indonesia can introduce China investment to its paper field to deepen cooperation, forming benefit alliance and develop the international market together.
To carry out the promise China made when entering WTO, China decrease the taxes in four consecutive years from the end of 2001 when first entering WTO till 2005. The average tariff rate of paper and products of was decreased to 4.6% in 2005. On Jan. 1, 2006, China lower the import tariff of more than 100 tax items including paper products, thus completing the promised tax decrease obligation.
Currently, China has not applied quota management on the importation of paper products. As long as the products meet the inspection and quarantine regulations, they can be traded freely. Except for rice paper which is under automatic permission administration system in order to enhance import supervision, all other paper products in China market are under free competition.
Considering the fiber and water resources, environmental capacity, market demand, transportation and other conditions in China's paper industry layout, the industry is moving from north to south and the south region of the Yangtze River will become the key development area of the paper industry. Paper industry is capital-and technology-intensive industries. The eastern coastal areas of China is a region with relatively developed economy along with convenient information sources, sufficient capital inflows as well as convenient transportation conditions where the production of paper products has maintained stable development. The top four origins of paper products in 2006 are all in the eastern coastal areas, which are Shandong, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Jiangsu province.
Currently, paper for industrial use still keeps the dominant position among the major varieties in China's consumption of paper products while the consumption of tissue paper products takes up only about 6% of the total consumption. Among all the consumption of paper products, packaging paper and paper board occupy a larger proportion: in 2006, the consumption volume for wrapping paper and paperboard was 39.43 million tons, accounting for 59.74 percent of the total paper and paperboard consumption of 66 million tons. The consumption of tissue gained a rapid growth and has made Chins world second largest tissue consumption market. According to the information provided by China Paper Association, in 2006 the output of life use paper (tissue paper) products was about 4.259 million tons, an increase of 8.9 percent than that in the previous year with a consumption of about 3.979 million tons, an increase of about 8.1 percent. With the steady economic growth and raise of the income of residents, there is still great potential market and development space for the development of tissue paper products.
At the same time of the continuous increase of the market capacity in China, foreign invested enterprises with factories in China mainland engaged in paper production and domestic paper production enterprises have all enlarged the investment and enlarge the output to occupy China market. Under the circumstance of the continuous enlargement of domestic productivity, the problem of lack of raw materials in paper made industry becomes more serious. The aim submitted by China Paper Association is keep the import rate of fiber raw materials in 2010 the same as that in 2006, which is 24.75%. The future development of China paper industry will rely heavily on imported fiber raw materials.
In recent years, though the output of domestic paper products are increasing steadily year by year, the home made varieties can not totally satisfy the consumption demand in the market and at the same time there is a lack of raw materials of high quality. All the above factors determine the import demand of paper products. China has become world top paper products importer. The import quantity in paper products in 2006 is 2.69 million tons, decreased by 16.76% than that in the previous year with an import value of USD 2.383 billion which is a decrease of 0.46% than that in last year. The import quantity In Jan. to Oct. 2007 is 2.0259 million tons, decreased by 9.63% than that in the same period of the previous year with an import value of USD 2 billion, increased by 2.2% than that in the same period of the previous year. The origins of China imported paper products are comparatively concentrated and the top origins in the rank are America, Japan, China Taiwan, South Korea, of which America and Japan are the world top one and third countries with the highest output of paper and have kept a large amount of paper products exportation to China while China Taiwan is a newly developed new origin of paper products in recent years.
The imported non-coated paper and paper board from Indonesia of China in 2006 is 36.3 thousand tons, accounting 73.23% of the total import paper products from Indonesia with a value of USD11.4575 million, taking up about 46.45% of the total import value of China imported paper products from Indonesia; the imported volume of non-coated kraft is 4.2 thousand tons, accounting to 8.53% of China imported paper products from Indonesia with a value of USD1.9119 million, taking up to about 7.75% of the total import value. The third goes to dyed, decorated and stamped paper, the volume of which is 3.7 thousand tons, accounting for about 7.53% of China imported paper from Indonesia; but because the unit price of this kind of paper is comparatively high, the import value has taken up to about 28.24% of the total import value with USD 6.9648 million. The above mentioned three types of paper are primary paper products and the total import volume is about 89.29% of the total import volume of China from Indonesia.
In this study, we find that the main advantage of Indonesia paper products in China market is its high ratio of quality to price. Most domestic customers reflects that Indonesian paper products have very good quality with comparatively low price; while at the same time they think Indonesian paper products suppliers are usually of small size and the supply is not steady. Paper products manufacturers in Indonesia shall ally to form an industrial alliance to unify the quality and ensure the stability of supply thus to win trust in China market and establish prestige. As far as the products structure is concerned, most paper products export from Indonesia to China currently are raw materials or primary paper with low added value. In short terms, these products meet the demand of China market. But from the long run, the added value of raw materials is comparatively low and has no obvious competitive advantage. Enterprises in Indonesia in paper industry shall enhance the research and development as well as the promotion of medium and high level paper products on the basis of enhancing the export of raw materials to China and enlarging its share in China market, thus gradually changing the products construction and find compensate projects. At the same time, Indonesia can introduce China investment to its paper field to deepen cooperation, forming benefit alliance and develop the international market together.
To carry out the promise China made when entering WTO, China decrease the taxes in four consecutive years from the end of 2001 when first entering WTO till 2005. The average tariff rate of paper and products of was decreased to 4.6% in 2005. On Jan. 1, 2006, China lower the import tariff of more than 100 tax items including paper products, thus completing the promised tax decrease obligation.
Currently, China has not applied quota management on the importation of paper products. As long as the products meet the inspection and quarantine regulations, they can be traded freely. Except for rice paper which is under automatic permission administration system in order to enhance import supervision, all other paper products in China market are under free competition.
CHAPTER 1 THE OVERVIEW OF THE PAPER PRODUCTS MARKET IN CHINA
1.1 Products definition
1.2 Introduction to the China current macroeconomic environment
1.3 The development situation of the domestic paper products industry in 2007
1.4 Analysis on forecasting the China paper market potential
CHAPTER 2 THE INTRODUCTION OF THE DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT
2.1 Analysis on relevant industry policy
2.2 Concerned laws and regulations
2.3 Cooperative agreement with foreign countries
2.4 The prediction of the policy trend
CHAPTER 3 THE SUMMARY OF THE IMPORT SITUATION OF THE PAPER PRODUCTS
3.1 The analysis of the change of the import paper products
The change of the total volume of import and total value
Change in the import of subdivided paper products
3.2 The analysis of the main domestic flow destinations change of Chinese import paper products
The analysis on domestic flow direction of the primary paper products
The analysis on the domestic flow direction of the processed paper products
3.3 The main palce of origin of the China imported paper product
The top ten places of origin of the imported primary paper products in China
The top ten places of origin of the imported finished paper products in China
CHAPTER 4 ANALYSIS ON EXPORT CHANGES FOR SUBDIVIDED PAPER PRODUCTS
4.1 Export changes and reasons of China paper products in recent years
4.2 Main destinations of China’s paper products
4.3 The main place of origin for China’s exported paper products
CHAPTER 5 TAX CONDITION OF IMPORTED PRODUCTS
5.1 Import tariff
5.2 Value-added tax
CHAPTER 6 INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE AS WELL AS STANDARD SYSTEM
6.1 Inspection and quarantine procedure of imported paper products
6.2 Main standards and indexes of inspection
6.3 Main supervision institutions
CHAPTER 7 IMPORT FLOW FOR PAPER PRODUCTS
7.1 Flow for importing paper products into China
7.2 Flow illustration for importing paper products into China
CHAPTER 8 COMPETITIVE SITUATION IN DOMESTIC PAPER PRODUCTS MARKET
8.1 Comparative analysis on contrasting sale concentration ratio and market status of imported products
8.2 The introduction of the major enterprises in papermaking industry and the distribution of the domestic papermaking enterprises
The introduction of the top ten sales enterprises in China papermaking industry
The large-scale enterprisesdistribution in China
CHAPTER 9 THE ANALYSIS OF THE MARKET SALES CHANNEL
9.1 The main domestic sales channel of paper products
9.2 Graphical representation of the domestic sales channel of paper products
9.3 The analysis of the main sales channel of domestic paper products
CHAPTER 10 ANALYSIS ON THE ENTRY INTO CHINA PAPER MARKET
10.1 Analysis on the entry into China paper market
10.2 The analysis of the consumption character of the paper products in China
10.3 The anaylsis of the opportunities to enter the market
10.4 The analysis on the non-tariff barrier
10.5 Main conclusions and suggestions
CHAPTER 11 THE RELATED ASSOCIATION IN PAPERMAKING INDUSTRY
11.1 China Papermaking Association
11.2 The Paper Merchants Association Of All-China Federation Of Industry And Commerce
CHAPTER 12 ANNUAL MAIN EXHIBITIONS IN 2008
The 16th International Exhibition For Pulp And Paper Making In China
APPENDIX
Appendix 1 Category of Paper Products
Appendix 2 Paper Products Import Tariff
Appendix 3 Paper Importer List
REFERENCE
TABLE CONTENT
Table 1 Main Economic Indexes of Paper Manufacture Industry of China in 2007
Table 2 Quantity and Growth Rate of Imported Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 3 Value and Growth Rate of Imported Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Table 4 Quantity and Growth Rate of Imported Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 5 Value and Growth Rate of Imported Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Table 6 Quantity and Growth Rate of Imported Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 7 Value and Growth Rate of Imported Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Table 8 The Main Flow Destinations and the Increase in the Past Years of Chinese Import Primary Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 9 The Main Flow Destinations and the Increase in the Past Years of Chinese Import Processed Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 10 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Primary Paper Products in China in 2007 and the Increased Quantity in the Past Years (Unit: kg)
Table 11 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Finished Paper Products in China in 2007 and the Increased Quantity in the Past Years (Unit: kg)
Table 12 Quantity and Growth Rate of Exported Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 13 Subdivided Products Export Quantity and Value of Paper Products in 2007
Table 14 Rank of Main Destinations of China Export Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg/Usd)
Table 15 Rank of Quantity and Value of Main Origins of China Exported Paper Products in 2007
Table 16 Catalogue of Forcedly-Inspect Paper Products
Table 17 Catalogue of Paper Products Abiding By the Administration On Automatic Import License
Table 18 Physical and Technological Indexes of Average Carton Board and Kraft Liner Board
Table 19 Physical and Technological Indexes of Kraft Carton Board
Table 20 Physical and Technological Indexes of Fluting Paper
Table 21 Technological Indexes of Newsprint
Table 22 Technological Indexes of Bathroom Tissue
Table 23 Technological Indexes of Bathroom Tissue Base Paper
Table 24 Microorganism Indexes of Bathroom Tissue and Bathroom Tissue Base Paper
Table 25 Limit Quantity of Harmful Substances in Wallpaper (Unit: mg/kg)
Table 26 Microorganism Index of Disposable Sanitary Products
Table 27 Physical and Chemical Indexes of Paper Used For Food Packaging
Table 28 Microorganism Index of Paper Used For Food Packaging
Table 29 Related Chinese Enforced Standards of Paper Products
Table 30 Consumption Quantity and Growth of Main Categories in China Paper Products in 2006 (Unit: 10 thousand tons)
Table 31 Proportion of Imported Package Paper and Paperboard in Their Respective total Consumptions from 2000 to 2006
Table 32 Rank of Lager-Sized Enterprises in Every Province, City and Region of China in 2006
Table 33 Monthly Changes in Sales Income of Paper Products in 2006 (Unit: 100 million yuan)
FIGURE CONTENT
Figure 1 The Change of the Quantity of Import Paper Products in China From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 2 The Change of the Value of the Import Paper Products in China From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 3 Import Proportion of Subdivided Paper Products in 2007 (by import value)
Figure 4 Import Quantity of Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 5 Import Value of Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 6 Changes in Import Quantity of Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 7 Changes in Import Value of Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 8 The top Ten Districts of Chinese With the Largest Quantity Into Which Primary Paper Products Are Imported (Unit: kg)
Figure 9 The Import Quantity Changing Tendency of the Chinese Import Primary Paper Products in the Past Years in the Main Districts (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 10 The top Ten Districts of Chinese Import Processed Paper Products Quantity (Unit: kg)
Figure 11 The Import Quantity Changing Tendency of the Chinese Import Processed Paper Products in the Past Years in the Main Districts (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 12 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Primary Paper Products in China in 2007
Figure 13 The Change Trend of Quantity Places of Origin of China's Imported Primary Products in the Past Years (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 14 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Finished Paper Products in China in 2007
Figure 15 The Change Trend of Quantity Places of Origin of China's Imported Finished Products in the Past Years (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 16 Changes in Export Quantity of China’s Paper Products in 2003-2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 17 Changes in Export Value of China’s Paper Products in 2003-2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 18 Subdivided Products Proportion of China’s Export Paper Products in 2007 (by value)
Figure 19 Top 10 Destinations of China Export Paper Products in 2007 (By Quantity)
Figure 20 Top 10 Places of Origin For China Exported Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg/Usd)
Figure 21 Flow Figure For Importing Paper Products Into China
Figure 22 Sales Channels of Paper Products in China
Figure 23 Subdivision Category of Paper Products Consumption of China in 2006
Figure 24 Monthly Changes in Sales Income of Paper Industry in 2006 (Unit: 100 million yuan)
1.1 Products definition
1.2 Introduction to the China current macroeconomic environment
1.3 The development situation of the domestic paper products industry in 2007
1.4 Analysis on forecasting the China paper market potential
CHAPTER 2 THE INTRODUCTION OF THE DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT
2.1 Analysis on relevant industry policy
2.2 Concerned laws and regulations
2.3 Cooperative agreement with foreign countries
2.4 The prediction of the policy trend
CHAPTER 3 THE SUMMARY OF THE IMPORT SITUATION OF THE PAPER PRODUCTS
3.1 The analysis of the change of the import paper products
The change of the total volume of import and total value
Change in the import of subdivided paper products
3.2 The analysis of the main domestic flow destinations change of Chinese import paper products
The analysis on domestic flow direction of the primary paper products
The analysis on the domestic flow direction of the processed paper products
3.3 The main palce of origin of the China imported paper product
The top ten places of origin of the imported primary paper products in China
The top ten places of origin of the imported finished paper products in China
CHAPTER 4 ANALYSIS ON EXPORT CHANGES FOR SUBDIVIDED PAPER PRODUCTS
4.1 Export changes and reasons of China paper products in recent years
4.2 Main destinations of China’s paper products
4.3 The main place of origin for China’s exported paper products
CHAPTER 5 TAX CONDITION OF IMPORTED PRODUCTS
5.1 Import tariff
5.2 Value-added tax
CHAPTER 6 INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE AS WELL AS STANDARD SYSTEM
6.1 Inspection and quarantine procedure of imported paper products
6.2 Main standards and indexes of inspection
6.3 Main supervision institutions
CHAPTER 7 IMPORT FLOW FOR PAPER PRODUCTS
7.1 Flow for importing paper products into China
7.2 Flow illustration for importing paper products into China
CHAPTER 8 COMPETITIVE SITUATION IN DOMESTIC PAPER PRODUCTS MARKET
8.1 Comparative analysis on contrasting sale concentration ratio and market status of imported products
8.2 The introduction of the major enterprises in papermaking industry and the distribution of the domestic papermaking enterprises
The introduction of the top ten sales enterprises in China papermaking industry
The large-scale enterprisesdistribution in China
CHAPTER 9 THE ANALYSIS OF THE MARKET SALES CHANNEL
9.1 The main domestic sales channel of paper products
9.2 Graphical representation of the domestic sales channel of paper products
9.3 The analysis of the main sales channel of domestic paper products
CHAPTER 10 ANALYSIS ON THE ENTRY INTO CHINA PAPER MARKET
10.1 Analysis on the entry into China paper market
10.2 The analysis of the consumption character of the paper products in China
10.3 The anaylsis of the opportunities to enter the market
10.4 The analysis on the non-tariff barrier
10.5 Main conclusions and suggestions
CHAPTER 11 THE RELATED ASSOCIATION IN PAPERMAKING INDUSTRY
11.1 China Papermaking Association
11.2 The Paper Merchants Association Of All-China Federation Of Industry And Commerce
CHAPTER 12 ANNUAL MAIN EXHIBITIONS IN 2008
The 16th International Exhibition For Pulp And Paper Making In China
APPENDIX
Appendix 1 Category of Paper Products
Appendix 2 Paper Products Import Tariff
Appendix 3 Paper Importer List
REFERENCE
TABLE CONTENT
Table 1 Main Economic Indexes of Paper Manufacture Industry of China in 2007
Table 2 Quantity and Growth Rate of Imported Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 3 Value and Growth Rate of Imported Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Table 4 Quantity and Growth Rate of Imported Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 5 Value and Growth Rate of Imported Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Table 6 Quantity and Growth Rate of Imported Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 7 Value and Growth Rate of Imported Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Table 8 The Main Flow Destinations and the Increase in the Past Years of Chinese Import Primary Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 9 The Main Flow Destinations and the Increase in the Past Years of Chinese Import Processed Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 10 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Primary Paper Products in China in 2007 and the Increased Quantity in the Past Years (Unit: kg)
Table 11 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Finished Paper Products in China in 2007 and the Increased Quantity in the Past Years (Unit: kg)
Table 12 Quantity and Growth Rate of Exported Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Table 13 Subdivided Products Export Quantity and Value of Paper Products in 2007
Table 14 Rank of Main Destinations of China Export Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg/Usd)
Table 15 Rank of Quantity and Value of Main Origins of China Exported Paper Products in 2007
Table 16 Catalogue of Forcedly-Inspect Paper Products
Table 17 Catalogue of Paper Products Abiding By the Administration On Automatic Import License
Table 18 Physical and Technological Indexes of Average Carton Board and Kraft Liner Board
Table 19 Physical and Technological Indexes of Kraft Carton Board
Table 20 Physical and Technological Indexes of Fluting Paper
Table 21 Technological Indexes of Newsprint
Table 22 Technological Indexes of Bathroom Tissue
Table 23 Technological Indexes of Bathroom Tissue Base Paper
Table 24 Microorganism Indexes of Bathroom Tissue and Bathroom Tissue Base Paper
Table 25 Limit Quantity of Harmful Substances in Wallpaper (Unit: mg/kg)
Table 26 Microorganism Index of Disposable Sanitary Products
Table 27 Physical and Chemical Indexes of Paper Used For Food Packaging
Table 28 Microorganism Index of Paper Used For Food Packaging
Table 29 Related Chinese Enforced Standards of Paper Products
Table 30 Consumption Quantity and Growth of Main Categories in China Paper Products in 2006 (Unit: 10 thousand tons)
Table 31 Proportion of Imported Package Paper and Paperboard in Their Respective total Consumptions from 2000 to 2006
Table 32 Rank of Lager-Sized Enterprises in Every Province, City and Region of China in 2006
Table 33 Monthly Changes in Sales Income of Paper Products in 2006 (Unit: 100 million yuan)
FIGURE CONTENT
Figure 1 The Change of the Quantity of Import Paper Products in China From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 2 The Change of the Value of the Import Paper Products in China From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 3 Import Proportion of Subdivided Paper Products in 2007 (by import value)
Figure 4 Import Quantity of Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 5 Import Value of Primary Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 6 Changes in Import Quantity of Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 7 Changes in Import Value of Processed Paper Products From 2003 to 2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 8 The top Ten Districts of Chinese With the Largest Quantity Into Which Primary Paper Products Are Imported (Unit: kg)
Figure 9 The Import Quantity Changing Tendency of the Chinese Import Primary Paper Products in the Past Years in the Main Districts (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 10 The top Ten Districts of Chinese Import Processed Paper Products Quantity (Unit: kg)
Figure 11 The Import Quantity Changing Tendency of the Chinese Import Processed Paper Products in the Past Years in the Main Districts (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 12 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Primary Paper Products in China in 2007
Figure 13 The Change Trend of Quantity Places of Origin of China's Imported Primary Products in the Past Years (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 14 The top Ten Quantity Places of Origin of the Imported Finished Paper Products in China in 2007
Figure 15 The Change Trend of Quantity Places of Origin of China's Imported Finished Products in the Past Years (Unit: kg, %)
Figure 16 Changes in Export Quantity of China’s Paper Products in 2003-2007 (Unit: kg)
Figure 17 Changes in Export Value of China’s Paper Products in 2003-2007 (Unit: USD)
Figure 18 Subdivided Products Proportion of China’s Export Paper Products in 2007 (by value)
Figure 19 Top 10 Destinations of China Export Paper Products in 2007 (By Quantity)
Figure 20 Top 10 Places of Origin For China Exported Paper Products in 2007 (Unit: kg/Usd)
Figure 21 Flow Figure For Importing Paper Products Into China
Figure 22 Sales Channels of Paper Products in China
Figure 23 Subdivision Category of Paper Products Consumption of China in 2006
Figure 24 Monthly Changes in Sales Income of Paper Industry in 2006 (Unit: 100 million yuan)
