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News Breaks | | | | October 24, 2012 | | 07:42 EDT |  | KMB | Kimberly Clark sees overall pulp costs "somewhat lower" than previously expected
The impact of changes in key commodity costs is expected to be between $100M-$150M of deflation, compared to the previously estimated range of $0-$100M of deflation. Overall pulp costs are expected to be somewhat lower than previously expected. The company has reduced its assumption for full-year average market pricing for benchmark northern softwood pulp to $865 to $875 per metric ton (previous assumption $880 to $895 per metric ton). Costs for other types of pulp are also expected to be slightly lower than previously planned. Full-year oil prices are expected to be toward the high end of the company's previous forecast of $90 to $95 per barrel. Total costs for non-fiber raw materials are anticipated to be somewhat lower than prior estimates, primarily due to lower global demand over the past 3 months. | |
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