Dissolving pulp refers to the pulp
with the cellulose content above 90%, including wood pulp, bamboo pulp and
cotton pulp. The report touches on the first two categories.
In the world, the dissolving pulp
capacity concentrates in regions with abundant forest resources such as North
America, South Africa and Brazil. Between 2011 and 2012, China’s intensive
release of dissolving pulp capacity made it possible to become one of the major
producing regions of dissolving pulp all across the globe. Major dissolving
pulp producers worldwide include Aditya Birla, Sappi, Sateri, Rayonier,
Buckeye, and Lenzing, the combined capacity of which in 2012 accounted for
61.4% of the world’s total.
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In 2010, the dissolving pulp
capacity of China was no more than 240,000 tons, with the import dependence
rate surpassing 80%. The considerable demand for dissolving pulp encouraged
many companies to build new dissolving pulp projects, leading to the
substantial rise in capacity to 937,500 tons by 2012. However, due to the bleak
demand in global textile market as well as the international low-priced
dissolving pulp, China-made dissolving pulp products took a nosedive in price,
forcing most industrial players to slash their output and even suspend their
production in order to reduce losses. In 2012, China’s dissolving pulp output
was just about 335,000 tons, with the operating rate down to 35.7%.
The downstream application of dissolving
pulp, with the raw materials of wood and bamboo, concentrates in viscose
industry. China boasts the world’s largest viscose producing region, with 2012
output making up 62% of the global total. And the China’s viscose output is
predicted to keep a growth rate of 10% in upcoming years, further boosting the
demand for dissolving pulp. At the same time, the Ministry of Commerce of China
is set to launch anti-dumping champion on dissolving pulp projects in Feb.2013.
If approved, China-made dissolving pulp is expected to give full play to the
advantages as substitutes of its imported equivalents, witnessing double rise
in both output and price.
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There were only 9 companies in China
in the production of dissolving pulp in 2012. Most of them are medium- and
large-sized papermaking and chemical fiber enterprises. Among the papermaking
companies, they were Yueyang Forest & Paper, Sun Paper and Fujian Qingshan
Paper Industry which were specialized in the production of wood dissolving pulp
with the respective capacity of 300,000 tons/a, 200,000 tons/a and 96,000
tons/a; among the chemical fiber players, they were Jilin Chemical Fiber Group
and Yibin Grace Group Company which were primarily focused on the production of
bamboo dissolving pulp. In particular, Jilin Chemical Fiber Group’s 95,000
tons/a bamboo pulp project is under construction and, is expected to be put
into production by the end of 2013.
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