Statistics: Fibre Consumption in South America - 2004 Edition
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| Date | Dec, 2005 |
| Pages | 10 |
| Price / format | €445 / Electronic
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Abstract:
Overall, production of cellulosic fibres in South America has declined since the early 1990s. Indeed Chile, Colombia and Peru no longer have any cellulosic production facilities.
However, Argentina continues to produce a very small quantity of cellulosic filament yarn and Brazil produces both cellulosic filament yarn and cellulosic staple fibre.
In Argentina, production of cellulosic filament yarn rose significantly during the early 1990s before subsequently declining. In 2003 output witnessed a slight upturn, reaching 1,100 tons. However, this was still well below the 4,600 tons produced in 1996.
Table of contents:
Fibre production
Cellulosic fibre production
Synthetic fibre production
Mill fibre consumption
Cellulosic fibre consumption
Synthetic fibre consumption
Natural fibre consumption
Outlook
Statistical appendix
List of tables
Table 1: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru: production of man-made fibres, by fibre type,
1993-2003
Table 2: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru: mill consumption of fibres, by fibre type, 1994-
2003
Table 3: South America: mill consumption of fibres, by fibre type, 1994-2003
Table 4: Argentina: production, trade and mill consumption of fibres, by fibre type, 1994-2003
Table 5: Brazil: production, trade and mill consumption of fibres, by fibre, type, 1994-2003
Table 6: Chile: production, trade and mill consumption of fibres, by fibre type, 1994-2003
Table 7: Colombia: production, trade and mill consumption of fibres, by fibre type, 1994-2003
Table 8: Peru: production, trade and mill consumption of fibres, by fibre type, 1994-2003
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