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The Indian paper industry is grappling with rising wood and pulp prices, global supply constraints, and a depreciating INR, driving up raw material costs.
The Indian paper industry is grappling with rising wood and pulp prices, global supply constraints, and a depreciating INR, driving up raw material costs. Leading mills, including BGPPL and Bindals Papers, have announced price hikes of ₹1,000–1,500/MT effective February 2025 to offset these pressures. Despite challenges, experts remain optimistic about India’s graphic paper demand, driven by demographic growth, education initiatives, and a strong economy. However, reliance on imports and global market fluctuations necessitate ongoing price adjustments.