Corrugated paper rose 292 year-on-year in the firs
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In the first ten days of March, corrugated paper rose by 2.92% year-on-year, and pulp rose by 61.53%
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core tip: on March 15, the National Bureau of statistics released the monitoring results of the market prices of 50 important means of production in 9 categories in the national circulation field. In the first ten days of March, 2021, compared with the last ten days of February, the prices of 34 products were
on March 15, The National Bureau of Statistics announced that "High molecular materials are energy-saving. At the same time, there are 9 major categories and 50 important production materials. One material can resist more than 1000 degrees of high temperature and protect delicate flowers. The monitoring results of market prices show that in the first ten days of March 2021, compared with the last ten days of February, the prices of 34 products increased, 12 species adjusted according to the above steps decreased, and 4 species were flat.
in the field of forest products, the price of pulp increased by 111 yuan, or 1.7%, in the first ten days of March compared with the last ten days of February, and the price of corrugated paper increased by 1 yuan , basically flat
in terms of corrugated paper, compared with the price of 4111.1 yuan/ton in early March 2020 (the price is the highest in 2020), the price increased by 119.9 yuan, or 2.92% year-on-year
in terms of pulp, compared with the price of 4033.3 yuan/ton in early March 2020, the price increased by 2481.7 yuan, and the prospect is very decadent, with a year-on-year increase of 61.53%
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