Dahe Paper's Ruifeng fluff pulp unit tops 4,000 tonnes monthly sales

Ruifeng Paper, a unit of China's Dahe Paper, reported monthly output and sales above 4,000 tonnes for the first time in September, a year after converting existing equipment into a 50,000 tonne-a-year chemi-mechanical fluff pulp line. The pulp is sold into the hygiene products sector, including care pads, and the company says it plans further capacity expansion.

Why this mattersA new domestic Chinese fluff pulp source for hygiene products adds supply to a market historically reliant on imports, with knock-on effects for regional pulp pricing.

• The chemi-mechanical fluff pulp line has 50,000 tonnes a year of capacity.
• Monthly output and sales exceeded 4,000 tonnes for the first time in September 2026.
• The line was built by converting existing equipment over about one year.
• Output is sold into the hygiene products sector, including care pads.
• The project is part of Dahe Paper's pulp and paper transformation programme.
• The company says it plans further capacity expansion and brand building.

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