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2019 Shanghai Pulp Week


Growth continues to slow down, uncertainty is rising, various risks are emerging – this is the hallmark of 2018 Chinese economy .Weak demand, falling prices, increasing downtime, annual production down by 10 million tons – this is the hall- mark of 2018 Chinese paper industry.

From now on, slowdown Chinese economy, uncertainty over US/China trade war, intensified new environmental policies, disappearing imported wastepaper, about to "bursting" imported pulp.

Faced with abrupt changes and experienced both confusion and panic in 2018, what will happen in the Chinese paper industry in 2019?

With unknown Chinese economy and the changing paper industry, what will be the impacts on the global pulp market?

2019 Shanghai Pulp Week, organized by China Pulp & Paper Industry Chamber of Commerce, will invite industry experts and all the other industry players to jointly share insights and meet another round of challenges from the global pulp & paper market brought by Chinese economy and policies.

Agenda

Time:March 20, 2019   Venue:Shanghai Marriott Hotel City Centre  

Theme:What will the unknown Chinese economy and its paper industry bring to the global pulp and paper market?


March 19

10:00-22:00 Registration 

14:00-17:00 Seminar on the Connection of Global Forest Paper  Investment Projects ( Only to be invited) 

18:00-21:00 New Suzano′s Night—Gala Dinner of 2019Shanghai  Pulp Week 


March 20

08:30-17:30 Shanghai Pulp Week 2019 Annual Meeting


Time

Section

Speaker

Organization   & Title

Topic

08:30—09:00

Opening   Ceremony

Li   Jianhua

Li   Jianshao

Chairman,   CPICC and Chairman, Huatai Paper

Vice   Chairman, CPICC

Chairman,   Asia Symbol

Opening   Remarks, Host

Opening   Remarks, Sponsor

09:00—09:30

Market Overview

Zhang   Ming

Chief   Economist, Ping An Securities

Outlook   for China’s Macroeconomy

09:30—09:50

Brian   McClay

President   of Brian McClay & Associates Inc

Global   Trends in Market Pulp

09:50—10:10

Special   Topic

Hu Wei

Business   Vice President, Asia Symbol

Outlook   for Global Pulp & Paper Market

10:10—10:30

Tea   & Coffee Networking Break

10:30—10:50

Special   Topic

Walter   Schalka

CEO,   Suzano

New   Suzano’s Responsibility and Mission

10:50—11:50

Panel   Discussion

HostJames   LI, General Manager of Business Unit, Oji Paper International Trade   (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Panelists

1Richard   Su, Chief Procurement Officer, Vinda Intermational Holdings Limited

2Tomas   Wiklund, Vice President, UPM

3Ricardo   Strauszer, Business Director, Arauco

4Yao   GuanJun, Director, Purchasing Department of Sun Paper

12:00—13:30

Lunch

14:10—14:30

Special   Topic

Zhang   Shenjin

General   Secretary, CPICC

Outlook   for Chinese Pulp & Paper Industry and Market

14:30—14:50

Li Zhan

Director,   Procurement Center, China Paper

Changing   Chinese Pulp Market and Coping Strategies

14:50—15:10

Ismo   Nousiainen

CEO, Metsa Fibre

Metsa   Fibre’s bioproduct concept and innovation ambition

15:10—15:30

Chen   Weihan

Director   of Business Information, APP

Outlook   for Chinese Pulp & Paper Market

15:30—16:00

Tea   & Coffee Networking Break

16:00—16:20

Special   Topic

Rainer   Haggblom

Chairman,   Vision Hunters

Global   M&A Trends in Pulp and Paper Industry

16:20—16:40

Li Wei

General   Manager, RISI China

Impacts   of Wastepaper Supply on Pulp Demand in China

16:40—17:00

Fraser   Hard

Managing   Partner, Trade Tree Online

Making   Sense of Pulp Price Volatility


Special Activities
Pictures
Video
Meeting Materials
Welcome Dinner