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Material intensity per 1 m2 of specific types of paper and containerboard

· dynamics annual · rows: 4 · periods: 5 · section: Economic efficiency (России)

Raw material consumption per unit area of pulp and paper products is presented in grams per square meter for a five-year period. The statistics cover four key product groups, including newsprint, writing and notebook paper, printing paper, and containerboard. These indicators allow for an assessment of production technological efficiency and the dynamics of specific material consumption in the country's timber industry from 2012 to 2016

Chart of material intensity per 1 m2 of selected paper types and containerboard from 2012 to 2016, grams

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how it will look

Set in numbers

4 series are published here, from 2012 to 2016, 5 reporting periods. 20 values in total.

Between 2012 and 2016 “Бумага газетная” declined from 44.5 to 43.6 — 2%. The highest value in the series is 44.6 in 2013.

All table numbers are series: 4
Series 20122013201420152016
Бумага газетная 44,50 44,60 43,60 43,90 43,60
Бумага писчая и тетрадная 60,90 61,80 63,30 62,70 59,30
Бумага типографская 56,20 58,20 56,60 57,80 57,80
Картон тарный (крафт-лайнер) немелованный 157,00 154,70 170,40 163,30 164,90

How to read this table

Table rows are categorized by specific product types, allowing for a comparison of their unit weight. For example, the value for newsprint in 2012 was 44.5 grams, and by 2016 it changed to 43.6 grams per square meter. Comparing the rows shows which types of products require the most raw material per unit area and which are produced in a lighter, more economical format

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Картон тарный (крафт-лайнер) немелованный” — 165; the smallest is “Бумага газетная” at 43.6. The gap between them is 3.8-fold.

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Period and application

Rosstat published these annual data as part of economic efficiency monitoring. The information for 2012–2016 is useful for industry analysts, pulp and paper industry specialists, environmentalists, and researchers to assess the material intensity and raw material dependence of Russian production in retrospect