India's Pulp & Paper Industries Sees Resurgence in Production

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--After a hiatus that lasted almost a decade, the Pulp and Paper industry in India is back with a bang, finding new demand sectors replenishing the faltering demand from traditional use segments, such as newspapers. Key drivers include a ban on single-use plastics, an extensive adoption of paper alternatives, and an ever-increasing demand for innovative packaging by the retail, e-commerce and other consumer-based sectors.

Accordingly, many of India's paper companies--including JK Paper, Seshasayee Papers and Boards, Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Paper Limited (TNPL), Andhra Paper and West Coast Paper Mills--are expanding their existing facilities and building new ones.

According to Industrial Info's database, TNPL is investing in a US$40 million unit expansion at its Tiruchchirappalli Paper Mill, which would nearly double production at the 600-ton-per-day facility. Subscribers to Industrial Info's Global Market Intelligence (GMI) Pulp & Paper Project and Plant databases can learn more from a list of detailed project reports and a related plant profile.

West Coast Paper Mills is investing US$14.5 million in additions at its mill in Dandeli to add paper machines, evaporators and other auxiliary equipment. The company aims to increase production from 785 to 844 tons per day. Subscribers can learn more from a list of detailed project reports and a related plant profile.

Industrial Info is tracking more than US$3.4 billion worth of active and planned projects for paper and converted paper products across India. Subscribers can click here for a list of detailed project reports, and click here for a list of related plant profiles.

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