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Whatever happened to the paperless office? Paper mills are operating at full speed with no additional capacity, and pulp prices are rising.
That`s a chief reason office product costs are expected to climb by 3.8 percent in the six months from May through October, according to a survey by Quill Corp., a distributor of office products.
The expected gain is the biggest since Quill began its semiannual survey in 1982. Paper costs are expected to rise 6 percent in the six months.
