There have been too many news about the price increase of raw materials in recent days, and it is not only raw paper, but also metal copper, steel, chemicals, tires, and chemical fibers. Everyone is raising prices, 200 yuan and 300 yuan are not uncommon, but the price increase letter from this paper company in Hangzhou still pushes itself to the forefront.

On February 21, Hangzhou Lin’an Xingda Paper Co., Ltd. issued a price increase letter stating that production costs have been rising due to the increase in raw materials, auxiliary materials and labor costs. The company will increase the price of all types of decorative paper products by 2,000 yuan from February 21. /Ton! Moreover, it is not ruled out that the price of finished products may be adjusted again due to factors such as the continued increase in the price of base paper in the later period!

You read that right, there is no more than a zero, a single price increase of 2,000 yuan/ton, Xingda Paper has set the highest single increase in the paper industry so far!

As the real estate industry heats up, people’s requirements for living and working environments continue to increase, which promotes the boom in the decorative paper market. With the rapid development of laminate flooring, impregnated paper veneer wood-based panels, furniture and decoration industries, my country As a result, the decorative paper industry has been spurred into a period of vigorous development. The amount of decorative paper continues to increase, the quality continues to improve, and the variety of patterns is becoming more abundant.

It is understood that due to the increase in production costs and labor costs, most decorative paper dipping manufacturers on the market currently increase the price of melamine decorative paper by about 0.5 yuan per sheet, and the price of printed decorative paper is also increased by 1500- 2000 yuan/ton. Some companies said that the price is basically one per day, and oral reservations are not accepted, and cash must be made in stock.

Are you ready for the price increase？