U.S. Recovered Paper Prices Hold Firm
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Recovered paper pricing held steady across bulk and almost all grades at U.S. mills, according to a report yesterday, October 7, by PPI Pulp & Paper Week, San Francisco, Calif., USA.
While export pricing to China in the last month increased $2- $4 on old corrugated containers (OCC), and $8-10 on mixed paper and old newspapers (ONP), there was enough supply so that U.S. mills paid no across-the-board price hikes on any material as of October 7, vs levels on September 5, PPI Pulp & Paper Week reported. No change was reported for U.S. mills on OCC, ONP, and mixed paper. OCC was $115-$125/ton. Mixed office paper (MOP) was $125-$135/ton in the U.S. East, with a high of $155 in the Northeast/New York section.
   
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