“再生纸浆”系列报道引起重视，海关及行业协会出手

Core Viewpoint - The recent reports on "recycled pulp" have garnered significant attention from authorities, leading to the Customs General Administration and the China Paper Association to enhance standards and strengthen customs supervision [1][5]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The Customs General Administration is organizing a seminar to discuss the importation of recycled pulp, involving industry representatives and experts [1][2]. - The seminar will focus on the current situation of recycled pulp imports, production processes, and associated risks, including contamination and public health concerns [2][9]. - Since 2021, there have been multiple cases of solid waste being imported under the guise of recycled pulp, with significant quantities being returned [4][5]. Group 2: Industry Practices - Some paper companies have been circumventing regulations by importing shredded waste paper as recycled pulp, undermining the effectiveness of the waste ban [5][7]. - The dry grinding process used for producing recycled pulp skips essential purification steps, leading to potential contamination with harmful substances [7][8]. Group 3: Expert Recommendations - Experts are advocating for stricter standards in the revised "Recycled Pulp" regulations, including mandatory indicators for fiber quality and contamination detection [9]. - There is a strong call within the industry to enhance the standards for imported dry-processed recycled pulp to eliminate substandard products [8][9].