DUBLIN , Aug. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Manufacture of Paper, Pulp and Paper Products in South Africa 2022" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
South Africa is a major player in key pulp and paper segments in regional and global markets. The country is one of the world's largest producers of dissolving wood pulp and is the largest producer of pulp, paper and paper products on the African continent.
Despite the highly challenging operating environment, demand for most pulp and paper grades is strong and business appears to be booming. The shift away from single-use plastic packaging and the growth of online retailing and food delivery are driving demand for recyclable/renewable paper bags, corrugated boxes and lightweight and thermal paper-based packaging. Shifting Demand
In South Africa , demand for writing paper and newsprint has declined due to the migration from print to paperless digital formats, leading some industry players to diversify their product lines or convert their operations to focus on higher-margin products with more sustainable revenue streams, such as packaging, pulp, tissue, packaging speciality papers and wrapping papers. Anti-plastic sentiment has created a growing market for sustainable packaging, and role players expect paper and paper-based products to progressively replace less sustainable materials. Trends
The market has undergone a number of significant changes since the onset of the pandemic. Panic-buying and stockpiling of toilet paper and other products has moderated, while online shopping, online learning and working from home have been widely embraced. Online shopping continues to fuel demand for packaging. Demand for writing and printing paper declined, but has since rallied. Role players say that tight market conditions and supply and demand imbalances continue to drive up prices. Report Coverage
The report focuses on the manufacture of paper, pulp and paper products, and includes comprehensive information on the size and state of the industry, production and consumption, recycling, trends, the performance and development of major players and corporate actions.
There are profiles of 35 companies including Mondi and Sappi, both recognised players internationally, multinationals such as Kimberly-Clark and notable local companies such as Mpact, Corruseal Group, Neopak and Tetra Pak. Key Topics Covered: 1. INTRODUCTION 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE INDUSTRY 2.1. Industry Value Chain 2.2. Geographic Position 2.3. Size of the Industry 2.4. Key Success Factors and Pain Points 3. LOCAL 3.1. State of the Industry 3.2. Key Trends 3.3. Notable Players 3.4. Trade 3.5. Corporate Actions 3.6. Regulations 3.7. Enterprise Development and Social Economic Development 4. AFRICA 5. INTERNATIONAL 6. INFLUENCING FACTORS 6.1. COVID-19 6.2. Economic Environment 6.3. Labour 6.4. Environmental Issues 6.5. Technology, Research and Development (R&D) and Innovation 6.6. Government Support 6.7. Input Costs 6.8. Cyclicality 7. COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT 7.1. Competition 7.2. Ownership Structure of the Industry 7.3. Barriers to Entry 8. SWOT ANALYSIS 9. OUTLOOK 10. INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS COMPANY PROFILES
Continental Paper and Packaging CC
Crystal Paper Group (Pty) Ltd
Dynamic Fibre Moulding (Pty) Ltd
Gayatri Paper Mills (Pty) Ltd
Green Home Products (Pty) Ltd
Huhtamaki South Africa (Pty) Ltd
International Tube Technology (Pty) Ltd
Kimberly-Clark of South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Mondi South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Nemuno Banga Africa (Pty) Ltd
New Era Labels (BOP) (Pty) Ltd
New Era Packaging Bops (Pty) Ltd
Pandu Paper Products (Pty) Ltd
S A Greetings (Pty) Ltd
Sam's Tissue Products (Pty) Ltd
Tetra Pak South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Unity Paper Sales (Pty) Ltd
Universal Paper and Plastics (Bophuthatswana) (Pty) Ltd
Velvet Soft Toilet Tissue Manufacturers CC
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