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Production of main types of pulp and paper products

· dynamics annual · rows: 6 · periods: 5 · section: Industrial production (в России. 2025)

Output volumes of pulp, paper and paperboard in Russia for the period 2020–2024 allow for an assessment of the industry's status. The rows are categorized by main product types: wood pulp, total figures for paper and paperboard, and a separate row for newsprint in rolls or sheets. This data helps clarify the sector's production structure. Values for wood pulp and pulp from other fibrous materials are recorded for 2020 and 2024

Chart of pulp, paper and paperboard production in Russia for the period 2020–2024

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Coverage: 6 series, 2020 through 2024, 5 reporting periods. 30 values in total.

Between 2020 and 2024 “Wood pulp and pulp from other fibrous materials, million t” declined from 8.8 to 8.5 — 3.4%. The highest value in the series is 8.9 in 2021.

All table numbers are series: 6

How to read this table

Comparing rows in this table helps identify the share of specific materials in total output. For example, total paper and paperboard figures can be compared with newsprint production volumes to understand this segment's significance to the industry. The breakdown into pulp and finished paper products allows for tracking the link between the raw material base and finished goods. Analyzing annual dynamics for each item shows which material types remain stable and which are subject to fluctuations

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Paper and cardboard, thousand t” — 10,661; the smallest is “Wood pulp and pulp from other fibrous materials, million t” at 8.5. The gap between them is 1,254-fold.

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Period and application

The statistics cover a five-year period from 2020 to 2024 and are updated annually by Rosstat within the industrial production section. The data is useful for economists, timber industry specialists, and analysts of the construction and packaging materials markets. The information is presented in annual terms, allowing for the tracking of long-term trends in the pulp and paper industry without seasonal fluctuations