Pulp and Paper Asia 2019

The success of Indonesia’s pulp and paper industry comes on the back of ever-increasing global demand for paper. Despite competition from electronic devices (that reduce the need for paper), global demand for paper grows between 2 - 3 percent every year. Therefore, it is not surprising that the Indonesian government is eager to expand production capacity of the national pulp and paper industry. The current target is to raise capacity from 7.93 million tons per year to 10.53 million tons. Pulp & Paper Asia, Indonesia 2019 (also known as Indo Paper 2019) is Indonesia’s premier business event in the pulp, paper and board industry that offers key professionals in the paper business an unrivalled platform to source for machinery, equipment, services and supplies, and seek new technology, solutions and trade information, network and make contacts with the world’s leading pulp and papermakers in the region annually. Our Past Major Exhibiting Brands Include: APRIL, APP, VOITH, METSO, MARUB... Read more

The success of Indonesia’s pulp and paper industry comes on the back of ever-increasing global demand for paper. Despite competition from electronic devices (that reduce the need for paper), global demand for paper grows between 2 - 3 percent every year. Therefore, it is not surprising that the Indonesian government is eager to expand production capacity of the national pulp and paper industry. The current target is to raise capacity from 7.93 million tons per year to 10.53 million tons. Pulp & Paper Asia, Indonesia 2019 (also known as Indo Paper 2019) is Indonesia’s premier business event in the pulp, paper and board industry that offers key professionals in the paper business an unrivalled platform to source for machinery, equipment, services and supplies, and seek new technology, solutions and trade information, network and make contacts with the world’s leading pulp and papermakers in the region annually. Our Past Major Exhibiting Brands Include: APRIL, APP, VOITH, METSO, MARUBENI.