Trends in the Pulp and Paper Industry

and social life are truly significant throughout the world. Production of paper is confined to primarily two regions of the world, corresponding roughly to the location of the coniferous forests of northern Europe and North America. In 1933, for example, Norway, Sweden, and Finland produced almost as much mechanical pulp as the rest of Europe combined, and nearly one-fourth of the world's total requirements. In the same year, these countries accounted for more than one

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