2000 Top 10 Paper Companies in the World

The top ten paper companies in the world according to the sales amount in 2000 are:

1. International Paper: Having been a leader in the global paper industry for many years, no paper group in the world has surpassed its sales to date. In 2000, it produced 2.444 million tons of wood pulp and 14.423 million tons of paper and paperboard. Tons, sales of 21.645 billion US dollars.

2. Georgia-Pacific, USA: In 2000, the manufacturer produced 1.684 million tons of wood pulp, 11.55 million tons of paper and paperboard, and the sales amount was 13.556 billion US dollars.

3. Procter & Gamble: This is the first time that this year has made it to the list of paper manufacturers because it was originally the world's largest company in the household goods series. In 2000, it produced 1.55 million tons of household paper products with a sales value of 1.244 billion US dollars.

4. Stroa-Enso, Sweden: It is the largest pulp and paper company in Europe. In 2000, it produced 1.059 million tons of commercial wood pulp, 12.917 million tons of paper and paperboard, and a sales value of 10.41 billion US dollars.

5. Oji Paper, Japan's largest and largest Japanese paper and paper company, produced 108,000 tons of commercial pulp in 2000, with 7.111 million tons of paper and paperboard, and sales value of 10.107 billion US dollars.

6. Japan's Nippon Unipac Holding Co., Ltd. is a newly formed company formed by the merger of the Japan Paper Co., Ltd. and the Akira Choki Paper Company. It is also the second largest paper company in Asia and Japan. In 2000, it produced 364,000 tons of wood pulp. And 7.957 million tons of cardboard, sales of 10.03 billion US dollars.

7. Smurfit-Stone Container Corp: Mainly produces Kraft wood pulp, carton paper and corrugated carton. In 2000, 499,000 tons of commercial wood pulp, 7.44 million tons of paper and paperboard were sold, and the sales amount was 8.136 billion US dollars.

8. Kimberly-Clark (USA): In 2000, it produced 380,000 tons of household paper products with a sales value of 7.303 billion US dollars.

9. UPM-Kymmene, Finland: In 2000, 8.825 million tons of paper and board were produced, and the sales amount was US$7.263 billion.

10. Sweden's Svenska Cellulose: In 2000, sales of paper and paperboard were US$6.862 billion.