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Most of the world's paper comes from trees that are harvested specifically for paper production, known as pulpwood. The major sources of pulpwood for paper production are tree plantations and forests that are managed sustainably to ensure a continuous supply of raw materials. Recycling paper products also contributes to the global paper supply.
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