Global Recovered Paper Market Trends Take Center Stage at BIR Malaga 2026

Paper Recycling | 2026-09-17 05:52:50 | By Paul Ploumis

The session is expected to provide valuable insights into the direction of global recovered paper markets and the factors likely to influence the sector in the forthcoming months.

Summary

BIR to Examine Global Recovered Paper Markets
Industry experts will discuss major developments affecting international recovered paper markets at the BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Malaga, Spain. Key topics include changing demand and shifting fibre flows.
Trade and Logistics Challenges in Focus
The October 27 Paper Division session will address growing trade and logistics challenges, along with developments surrounding DIWASS and the recycling sector's response to changing market conditions.
Interactive Market Roundtable Planned
The session will feature a market roundtable with BIR Paper Division Board members, providing participants with opportunities to exchange market intelligence and connect with recycling industry professionals.

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): The industry experts will discuss key issues related to the global recovered paper industry at the BIR World Recycling Convention & Exhibition in Malaga, Spain. The topics of discussion include shifting fibre flows, changing demand, and growing trade and logistics challenges.

The BIR Paper Division will host a dedicated market session on October 27, from 15:15 to 16:45, focusing on developments influencing international recovered paper markets. The session will be chaired under the presidency of Francisco Donoso of DOLAF Servicios Verdes S.L., Spain.

BIR: Freight Volatility Threatens Recovered Paper Profitability

Industry participants will receive updates on current market conditions and emerging trends, including developments surrounding DIWASS and responses from the paper recycling sector. The programme will also feature an interactive market roundtable involving members of the BIR Paper Division Board.

The session is open to BIR members and non-members, offering recycling professionals an opportunity to exchange market intelligence and connect with industry counterparts.

Those registered for the full BIR Convention can attend the Paper Division session as part of their registration. Professionals participating exclusively in Paper can register at a special rate of €1,275, which will provide access to the full Convention.

The session is expected to provide valuable insights into the direction of global recovered paper markets and the factors likely to influence the sector in the forthcoming months.