Global Wood Pulp Market Volume, by Region (2025–2032)

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Global Wood Pulp Market Forecast: Growth, Trends & Regional Insights

Published by MMR Statistics Reserch Team, January 2026

The global wood pulp market volume by region highlights Asia Pacific as the dominant producer, accounted for 103.05 thousand tons in 2025, followed by Europe and North America. In 2026, regional volumes are estimated to increase modestly across all major markets, reflecting balanced demand recovery. From 2027 to 2032, global wood pulp production is projected to expand steadily, with Asia Pacific maintaining volume leadership and reaching 142.34 thousand tons by 2032. Europe and North America show moderate gains, while Middle East & Africa and South America record gradual capacity-led growth.

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Global

Time Period

2025-2032

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MMR Statistics

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MMR Statistics

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https://www.mmrstatistics.com/

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