Euro-Graph Reports January 2024 Statistics for the European Graphic Papers Industry

Total European shipments of graphic papers in January 2024 were up 11% vs. January 2023.
Total European shipments of newsprint in January 2024 were down 2% vs. January 2023.
Total European shipments of sc-magazine in January 2024 were down 5% vs. January 2023.
Total European shipments of coated mechanical in January 2024 were up 3% vs. January 2023.
Total European shipments of uncoated mechanical in January 2024 were up 6% vs. January 2023.
Total European shipments of coated woodfree in January 2024 were up 19% vs. January 2023.
Total European shipments of uncoated woodfree in January 2024 were up 28% vs. January 2023.
https://www.euro-graph.org/public-statistics/

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