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The consumption of paper products in the EU significantly impacts employment, value added, and global warming potential in exporting countries, particularly Uruguay. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONFIRMATORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The study aims to assess the sustainability impacts of paper product consumption in the EU, particularly from Uruguay.

March 1, 2026Celsius Current Advances in Physics Education and Research Journal0 citations

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Tracing paper products and their associated sustainability effects in the countries of origin

PPPaola Pozo MBMatthias BöschInstitute of Forest Ecology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences JSJörg Schweinle

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The study aims to assess the sustainability impacts of paper product consumption in the EU, particularly from Uruguay.
Analyzed wood fibre equivalents consumed in the EU in 2018
Evaluated associated employment and value added of paper consumption
Calculated global warming potential linked to paper products sourced from Uruguay.
113 million cubic meters of wood fibre consumed in the EU in 2018
35% of this consumption came from non-EU countries
Uruguay identified as a significant supplier influencing employment and economic value.

Abstract

• Around 113 million cubic meters wood fibre equivalents of finished paper products were consumed in the EU in 2018, of which 35% originated from other countries outside the EU (especially the USA, Brazil and Uruguay). • Employment, value added and global warming potential associated with EU consumption of paper products were evaluated for one of the main suppliers, Uruguay.

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