The hottest the Belt and Road accelerates overseas

"The Belt and Road" accelerates the overseas layout. Kaiden helps Chinese customers solve the shortage of paper fiber raw materials

release date: Source: kaiden

with its advanced equipment and successful experience in the pulp and paper industry, kaiden helps domestic enterprises further develop new renewable pulp supply channels in North America and Southeast Asia, ensure the supply of high-quality renewable fibers, and reduce the cost of raw materials in the future, And then help enterprises solve the shortage of paper fiber raw materials caused by the waste prohibition policy

"a skillful woman cannot make bricks without straw", and the shortage of raw materials in the domestic paper industry is growing. Due to the sharp decline in the import quota of waste paper, the cost of raw materials in the paper industry has increased. Some enterprises have increased the purchase of domestic waste paper to replace imports. The national waste recycling is close to the limit. After many times of recycling, the quality continues to decline, and finally becomes sludge, which can not be reused, and the purchase price is rising all the way

in order to break the ceiling of raw material constraints, some domestic leading paper industries have accelerated overseas layout, relying on their own strong financial strength, through the layout of production capacity and raw material bases at home and abroad, in order to obtain sufficient raw material supply, such as Nine Dragons Paper, Liwen paper, Shanying International, sun paper, Jingxing paper, etc

headquartered in Westford, Massachusetts, the United States, as a major supplier of world-renowned waste pulp processing equipment, kaiden has pulp product lines and services across North America, South America, Europe and Asia. In the case of further tightening the amount of foreign waste in the future, with its advanced equipment and successful experience in the pulp and paper industry, Kaideng company will help domestic enterprises further develop new supply channels of recycled pulp in North America and Southeast Asia, ensure the supply of high-quality recycled fiber, and reduce the cost of raw materials in the future. Only by understanding it, can it help enterprises solve the shortage of raw materials of papermaking fiber caused by the waste prohibition policy

in the second quarter of 2019, Kay "Survival by quality" the pulp making equipment with an annual output of 400000 tons provided by cundeng company for the renewable fiber pulp and board line of sun paper in Laos was successfully put into operation. This project is the first renewable fiber pulp and board machine production line invested by sun paper in Laos base with imported American waste as raw material, which is of milestone significance to the development of the world waste paper pulp and board market. Based on the successful cooperation between the two sides in four domestic carton paper production lines, in the fourth quarter of 2019, Sun Paper Lao Laos once again signed a pulping equipment contract with Kaideng company for the PM1 PM2 production line with an annual output of 800000 tons of paperboard. The main pulp varieties of the production line, chemical needle pulp and chemical broad-leaved pulp, are subject to a tariff of 5%, and it is planned to start trial production in 2020 or 2021

after Liwen successfully started the 400000 ton waste pulp line in Myanmar, another 400000 ton waste pulp production line in Malaysia began installation and commissioning in the first quarter of 2020. At present, it has been officially put into operation to meet China's demand for high-quality raw materials. This will be another important overseas production base of Levin outside China after Vietnam. At the same time, Liwen will build four carton board production lines in the Malaysian factory, with 300 joints of the same type as a batch in each floor, reaching a total of 1.2 million tons. At that time, the efficient equipment provided by Kaideng for Liwen will play an important role

due to trade-related global environmental changes, the advantages of Southeast Asia as a production base are improving. With the entry into force of the trans Pacific Partnership Agreement attended by 11 ASEAN countries including Vietnam and Malaysia, they will also enjoy the benefits of tariff abolition. Kaideng company believes that "in view of China's waste prohibition policy and the low labor costs in Southeast Asia, Southeast Asia as a production base to replace China will receive further attention. Although many domestic paper industry leaders produce raw materials abroad and transport them back to China, which alleviates the problem of resource shortage, there are problems of high costs in transportation and pulp drying."