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42,000 tons of paper 'Made in Algeria' and these are the sales locations at factory price

September 20, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
42,000 tons of paper 'Made in Algeria' and these are the sales locations at factory price

Gradual decline in the import of notebooks, exercise books, and pens in favor of local production. School supplies producers told 'Echorouk' that there is an abundance in the market and stability in prices, with a notable expansion in local manufacturing and diversity of products offered for the upcoming school year. The national industry currently includes notebooks, exercise books, paper packs, as well as pens, pencil cases, bags, aprons, and drawing and coloring tools, while new designs have entered the market in various sizes and prices, including products aimed at the economic segment and others with developed designs. Data collected by 'Echorouk' from school supplies exhibitions across the provinces reveal significant production capacities among local factories.

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