来源：市场资讯 （来源：中国造纸杂志社） 近日，中国制浆造纸研究院（以下简称"中国造纸院"）在造纸领域国际标准化工作中再获新突破，主导 的ISO 287《纸和纸板 水分的测定 烘箱干燥法》成功进入国际标准草案（DIS）阶段。 本次项目推进过程中，中国造纸院积极与德国、法国、美国等多国专家进行多轮技术交流与协调，新增 低定量纸张取样量及测试要求，显著提升低定量纸张水分测定结果的准确性、以及标准的普适性和先进 性。 与此同时，由中国造纸院主导的ISO 186《纸和纸板试样的采取及试样纵横向、正反面的测定》、ISO 1924-2《纸和纸板抗张强度的测定第2部分：恒速拉伸法（20mm/min）》和ISO 12625-8《卫生纸及其制 品第8部分：吸水时间和吸水能力的测定篮筐浸没法》三项国际标准项目也顺利进入委员会草案（CD） 阶段，多项标准齐头并进，充分展现了中国造纸院在国际标准化领域的综合实力与引领作用。 下一步，中国造纸院将继续发挥牵头引领作用，携手国内外造纸行业同仁，推动上述国际标准高质量完 成，以标准创新引领技术进步，推动全球造纸行业规范、健康、可持续发展。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Shandong province is transforming its traditional paper industry into a high-end paper and biomass refining industry, focusing on diversification and green transformation through technological innovation and market segmentation [1][4]. Group 1: Industry Transformation - The Shandong province produces 1/6 of China's paper and paperboard, with a goal to enhance the industry by developing biomass refining and diversifying product offerings [1]. - The "Guidelines" issued by provincial authorities aim to accelerate the transformation of the paper industry into a leading domestic and globally competitive sector [1]. Group 2: Technological Innovation - The guidelines emphasize the importance of technological innovation across the entire paper industry chain, including pulping, biomass refining, and paper production [2]. - Key technological advancements include low-energy pulping, high-concentration pulping, and dry paper-making techniques [2]. - The province plans to enhance smart factory construction and implement real-time data collection and quality control in the production process [2][3]. Group 3: Market Segmentation - By 2024, China's per capita paper consumption is projected to reach 96.8 kg, indicating significant growth potential compared to developed countries [4]. - The guidelines encourage the development of specialized paper products, such as low-grammage high-strength packaging paper and medical-grade paper [4]. - There is a focus on non-paper products, including water treatment membranes and drug delivery systems, to meet the demands of various industries [4]. Group 4: Green and Sustainable Practices - Shandong's large paper companies are investing in green technologies to reduce pollution and improve water usage efficiency [7]. - The guidelines promote the development of advanced technologies in water conservation, environmental protection, and resource recycling [7]. - The province will support research and development in biomass refining and eco-friendly materials through financial incentives and collaboration with academic institutions [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese paper industry is undergoing a significant transformation towards quality improvement and green manufacturing, driven by technological innovation and sustainable practices [4][5]. Group 1: Industry Characteristics - Characteristic 1: The paper industry serves as a dual pillar for cultural heritage and economic development, with 80,400 enterprises projected in 2024 and a main business revenue of approximately 1.5 trillion yuan, reflecting a narrowing gap in per capita paper consumption compared to developed countries [6]. - Characteristic 2: Intelligent manufacturing enhances industry competitiveness, with China's paper and board production maintaining a global share of 29% in 2024, and the top 30 enterprises accounting for nearly 70% of domestic output [6]. - Characteristic 3: Green consumption drives product structure upgrades, with significant growth in packaging paper and high-end consumer paper products, alongside increasing production of specialty paper and board [7]. - Characteristic 4: The industry adopts a circular economy model, with nearly 70 million tons of waste paper recycled and a reduction in water consumption to less than one-fourth of previous levels, setting international benchmarks [7]. Group 2: Sustainable Development Dimensions - Dimension 1: The industry needs to deepen the integration of forestry and paper production, enhance raw material supply, and expand the value chain through advanced technologies [10]. - Dimension 2: There is a push to improve biomass energy applications, aiming for breakthroughs in energy use and technology to support carbon neutrality and promote green consumption [10]. - Dimension 3: A "national unified strategy" is recommended to enhance regional collaboration, optimize resource allocation, and avoid redundant construction, fostering a dual circulation system in the paper industry [10]. - Dimension 4: Accelerating digital transformation is essential, leveraging new technologies to integrate with related industries and create a new industrial ecosystem driven by digitalization [11].

Core Viewpoint - The paper industry is not a sunset industry but rather a vibrant sector with significant potential and growth opportunities [1] Industry Development Outlook - The development of the paper industry is influenced by market demand, with key factors including economic development, population size, industrial structure, consumption patterns, policies, and resources [1] - The paper consumption trajectory in developed countries shows a continuous growth cycle of 30-40 years, indicating that China has substantial room for growth in per capita paper consumption [2] - With a projected annual compound growth rate of 3%, it will take at least 30 more years for China's paper consumption to reach the level of 200 kg per capita [3] National Policy and Support - Current national strategies provide both support and constraints for the paper industry, focusing on resource utilization, carbon reduction, quality improvement, advanced manufacturing, and digitalization [3] - Key areas receiving strong policy support include critical equipment, bamboo utilization, and high-performance paper-based materials, which are expected to become hotspots for future industry development [3] Future Development Directions - The future high-quality development of the paper industry is summarized into four main areas: 1. **Industry Safety**: Ensuring controllable supply of raw materials and exploring the reuse of processing residues and agricultural waste [4] 2. **Industry Structure**: Increasing industry concentration and exploring differentiated development paths in response to consumer upgrades [4] 3. **Industry Innovation**: Emphasizing independent innovation and collaboration to address current industry shortcomings [5] 4. **Industry Technology**: Focusing on green, low-carbon, and digital transformation as essential components for sustainable development and long-term competitiveness [5]