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source: CEPI www.cepi.org |
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N.B.:
All the figures are rounded, some are estimates. 1 The non-paper usages include products such as absorbent and hygienic personal products made of fluff pulp. 2 The difference between recovered paper collection and recovered paper utilisation can be explained by trade, stock variations and some volumes destined to other material recycling options. 3 Is calculated as paper & board domestic deliveries - imports. 4 The trade of converted products and as well as the trade of packaging surrounding traded goods (including manuals) has been estimated to be in balance. 5 To the amount of non-collectable paper & board have to be added the paper & board that are non-recyclable and which go to landfills and other recovery options. In total, this represents around 19% of the total paper & board volume put on the markets. 6 The volumes of paper & board going to landfills / final disposal and to other recovery options have been estimated with a consultant. 7 Returns unsold and recovered paper volumes from converters and printers should be taken into account when considering the "trade & industry" channel globally. 8 Around 75% of these volumes go to the construction and building sector according to a recent study. The remaining 25% go to other industries and activities such as the packaging industry and farming. |