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my sense is that you probably recovered more than cost inflation in Europe and maybe matched it in the U.S., so far. Is that a fair statement
that implies that we're going to go backwards at some point in Q3, Q4? Does that make sense
my understanding was that the linerboard price increases we saw in the U.S. as well as in Europe wouldn't have been fully implemented by Q2. Can you just touch on that
I just want to kind of get a sense of how that plays into the four year number. Are you assuming that that tonnage stays down in Q2, Q3, Q4
Should I be reading that as $30 million of the $100 million a quarter is already in Q1 or just making sure I got that right
Can you remind us or give us some kind of guidance as to where your hedging is at the moment specifically in Europe on energy side
in absolute terms in terms of maintenance is Q1 normally quite a high maintenance quarter? I mean imagine Q1, Q4 quite high, Q2, Q3 not as high