It appears that the Pulp & Paper industry in Eastern Europe is continuing to thrive, maintaining the growth it has shown in recent years as industrial development in the region persists.
At least that’s the case in Estonia, where the country’s only packaging paper producer, Horizon Pulp and Paper (Horizon), has been able to increase its work load and confirm orders until the end of June.
The company’s operation is ‘smooth’ and has been ‘without interruptions’ since the beginning of February, while a member of the Horizon Management board is believed to have said that the markets outside of Europe are getting more important to the company.
Exporting up to 100% of its production, the company suggests it is witnessing increasing demand in Asia, Africa and America. Meanwhile, increased production efficiency, and lessened usage of energy and wood fibres has improved the company’s competitiveness.
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