According to the latest statement and data provided by the Moscow regional authorities, the paper production of the Russian city of Moscow increased by nearly 30% year-on-year from January to November 2021.

Vladimir yefimov, Moscow’s deputy mayor in charge of economic policy and property and land relations, confirmed this growth. He said that the increase in paper production has become part of the overall growth trend in the city’s processing sector.

This is mainly due to the growing local demand and the overall stability during the epidemic.

Most analysts expect that Moscow’s paper production will continue to grow this year, but this largely depends on the future changes of the epidemic.