Price-Watch’s most active coverage of MG Poster Paper price assessment:
Asia-Pacific
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM, BF 20 (Recycled Fiber) Ex- Muzaffarnagar, India
- MG Poster Paper White 50 GSM, BF 22-24 (Recycled Fiber) FOB Nhava Sheva, India
- MG Poster Paper White 50 GSM, BF 22-24 (Recycled Fiber) Ex-Mumbai, India
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM BF 24 (Recycled Fibre) Ex-Namakkal, India
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM BF 24 (Recycled Fibre) Ex-Sangareddy, India
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM BF 24 (Recycled Fibre) FOB Tuticorin Sea, India
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM, BF 24 (Recycled Fiber) CIF Haiphong (Thailand), Vietnam
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM BF 24 (Recycled Fibre) FOB Laem Chabang, Thailand
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM BF 24 (Recycled Fibre) CIF Jakarta (Thailand), Indonesia
North America
- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM, BF 24 (Recycled Fiber) CIF Houston (India Tuticorin Sea), USA
Europe
- MG Poster Paper White 50 GSM, BF 22-24 (Recycled Fiber) CIF Mersin (India Nhava Sheva), Turkey
Note: In assessments structured as CIF [Importing Port] (Exporting Country), the country mentioned in brackets indicates the primary origin of supply (exporting country), while the named port refers to the destination port in the importing country. Other Incoterms (FOB, FD, EXW, etc.) should be interpreted in accordance with standard international trade definitions.
MG Poster Paper Price Trend Q4 2025
In Q4 2025, the MG Poster Paper Prices has been registering a significant 9% decline compared to Q3 2025, reflecting persistent oversupply and weaker-than-expected festive demand. Converters have been continuing conservative procurement strategies, limiting bulk commitments despite seasonal expectations. Pulp prices have been weakening further, providing minimal cost support and intensifying supplier competition. Mills have been reducing operating rates to manage rising inventories amid sluggish order inflows. Export sentiment has been remaining subdued, with buyers leveraging abundant availability to negotiate lower prices. Compared to Q3’s already soft environment, Q4 has been demonstrating deeper bearish pressure and compressed margins. Overall, the market has been concluding the year under sustained downward momentum, driven by muted consumption and competitive pricing dynamics.
India: MG Poster Paper export Prices FOB Nhava Sheva, India; Grade- MG Poster Paper White 50 GSM, BF 22-24 (Recycled Fiber)
In Q4 2025, MG Poster Paper prices have been declining sharply by 6% compared to Q3, as festive demand from domestic and export markets has been remaining muted and downstream buyers have been maintaining highly cautious procurement due to sufficient inventories and limited visibility on year-end consumption. Export competition from Southeast Asian producers has been intensifying, while upstream pulp prices have been softening further, reducing cost support and encouraging aggressive pricing among Indian mills. Mills have been lowering operating rates to control inventory, while freight and logistics conditions have been stable and currency movements have been minimally impacting export realizations. On a month-on-month basis, prices have been declining by 1% in December 2025 compared to November 2025. Overall, compared to Q3’s softening, Q4 has been reflecting intensified bearish conditions, with oversupply, muted downstream demand, and competitive export pressure continuing to define a challenging market environment.
USA: MG Poster Paper Imported Prices CIF Houston, USA from Tuticorin Sea India; Grade- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM, BF 24 (Recycled Fiber)
In Q4 2025, MG Poster Paper prices have been declining sharply, with prices averaging between USD 950-1020 per MT, marking an 11% drop from Q3 2025. The market has been observing weakened downstream demand from food packaging, FMCG, and pharmaceutical labelling sectors, as US converters have been maintaining lean inventories and reducing restocking activity amid softer seasonal consumption and ample domestic availability. Export supply from India has been remaining steady, supported by consistent mill operating rates, but competitive pressure from Southeast Asian suppliers has been intensifying, influencing CIF offers. Upstream pulp and recovered paper costs have been softening, reducing cost support for producers, while freight and logistics conditions have been stable, ensuring predictable deliveries. On a month-on-month basis, November has been softening further, and December has been observing continued price correction by 2%. Overall, the US import market has been demonstrating a pronounced seasonal and demand-led correction, with supply remaining sufficient, downstream procurement restrained, and competitive pressures contributing to significant quarter-on-quarter softening while trade flows have been continuing under predictable and stable logistics conditions.
Turkey: MG Poster Paper Imported Prices CIF Mersin, Turkey from India Nhava Sheva; Grade- MG Poster Paper White 50 GSM, BF 22-24 (Recycled Fiber)
In Q4 2025, MG Poster Paper imports from Nhava Sheva to Turkey have been declining sharply, with CIF Mersin prices averaging between USD 935-995 per MT, marking a 9% drop from Q3 2025. The market has been observing subdued downstream activity from FMCG, food packaging, and pharmaceutical labelling sectors, as converters have been reducing purchases amid high inventory levels and slower seasonal consumption. Export supply from India has been remaining steady with disciplined mill operating rates, but competitive pressure from other Asian origins has been intensifying, leading to softer CIF offers. Upstream pulp and recovered paper costs have been easing slightly, providing limited cost support while enabling mills to offer more competitive pricing. Freight and logistics conditions have been stable, allowing predictable deliveries despite weaker demand. On a month-on-month basis, November has been softening further, and December has been showing additional correction of 2% compared to November 2025. Overall, the Turkish import market has been demonstrating a significant seasonal and demand-led correction, with sufficient supply meeting muted downstream consumption, resulting in pronounced quarter-on-quarter price softening while trade flows have been continuing under predictable logistics conditions.
Thailand: MG Poster Paper export Prices FOB Laem Chabang, Thailand; Grade- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM, BF 24 (Recycled Fiber)
In Q4 2025, FOB Laem Chabang prices for MG Poster Paper have been declining by 2% compared to Q3 2025, with prices ranging between USD 1085-1100 per MT. The market has been observing muted export demand from Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asian buyers, as converters have been managing elevated inventories and seasonal consumption has been slowing after the peak festive shipments. Domestic industrial and FMCG packaging demand in Thailand has been moderate, while recovered paper supply has been sufficient, reducing cost pressure but enabling competitive pricing from mills. Energy and freight costs have been remaining stable, supporting smooth and predictable deliveries. On a month-on-month basis, prices have been increasing by 1% in December 2025 compared to November 2025. Overall, the market has been demonstrating a seasonal correction, with supply meeting controlled downstream and export demand, resulting in pronounced quarter-on-quarter softening while trade flows have been continuing under stable logistical conditions.
Vietnam: MG Poster Paper Imported Prices CIF Haiphong, Vietnam from Thailand; Grade- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM, BF 24 (Recycled Fiber)
In Q4 2025, CIF Haiphong prices for MG Poster Paper imported from Thailand have been declining 2% compared to Q3 2025, with prices ranging between USD 1120-1135 per MT. The market has been observing subdued buying from downstream converters in FMCG, food packaging, and pharmaceutical labelling sectors, as Vietnamese buyers have been maintaining lean inventories and seasonal consumption has been easing after Q3 peak demand. Export shipments from Thailand have been continuing steadily, but regional competition from other Asian origins has been intensifying, placing downward pressure on CIF offers. Mills have been maintaining disciplined operating rates, while upstream recovered paper supply has been adequate, preventing major cost escalation but allowing competitive pricing. Freight and logistics conditions have been stable, ensuring timely delivery. On a month-on-month basis, November has been declining further, and December has been recording additional price correction of 1%. Overall, the market has been demonstrating a seasonal and demand-led correction, with sufficient supply meeting muted downstream consumption, resulting in pronounced quarter-on-quarter price softening while trade flows have been remaining predictable.
Indonesia: MG Poster Paper Imported Prices CIF Jakarta, Indonesia from Thailand; Grade- MG Poster Paper White 50-60 GSM, BF 24 (Recycled Fiber)
In Q4 2025, CIF Jakarta prices for MG Poster Paper imported from Thailand have been declining by around 3% compared to Q3 2025, with prices ranging between USD 1135-1165 per MT. The market has been observing restrained downstream demand from FMCG, food packaging, and pharmaceutical labelling sectors, as Indonesian converters have been maintaining lean inventories and seasonal consumption has been slowing after Q3 peak activity. Export shipments from Thailand have been continuing steadily, but competition from regional Asian suppliers has been intensifying, placing additional downward pressure on CIF offers. Thai mills have been maintaining disciplined operating rates to align with confirmed orders, while upstream pulp and recovered paper supply have been stable, providing predictable cost support. Freight and logistics conditions have been steady, ensuring smooth delivery schedules. On a month-on-month basis, November has been weakening further, and December has been observing additional mild correction of 1% compared to November 2025. Overall, the Indonesian import market has been demonstrating a seasonal correction, with supply matching subdued downstream demand, resulting in modest quarter-on-quarter price softening while trade flows have been continuing under stable logistical conditions.




