U.S. Printing-Writing Paper Shipments Increased in November

U.S. Printing-Writing Paper Shipments Increased in November

According to the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA), total printing-writing paper shipments increased one percent in November compared to November 2020. U.S. purchases of total printing-writing papers increased nine percent in November compared to the same month last year. Total printing writing paper inventory levels decreased two percent when compared to October 2021.

Some other highlights include:

Uncoated free sheet (UFS) paper shipments increased four percent compared to November 2020 while the inventory level decreased four percent compared to October 2021. UFS imports and exports both increased compared to October 2020, up 17 percent and four percent respectively.

U.S. purchases of coated free sheet (CFS) papers in November increased 15 percent compared to last November while the inventory level increased two percent compared to October 2021. CFS imports increased 63 percent while exports decreased 13 percent in October 2021.

Coated mechanical (CM) paper shipments decreased 27 percent compared to November 2020 while the inventory level decreased one percent compared to October 2021. CM imports and exports both increased compared to October 2020, up 12 percent and 26 percent respectively.

U.S. purchases of uncoated mechanical (UM) papers in November increased 21 percent compared to last November while the inventory level increased two percent compared to October 2021. UM imports and exports both increased compared to October 2020, up five percent and 49 percent respectively.

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