Pareto-Print, Russia’s largest printing house, complained about the abnormal increase in glue costs. “Last year, costs increased by 80 percent,” he said. RBC General Director of the company Pavel Arsenyev.
The main reason for such a sharp increase in printing costs for glue was “fat” books. The number of leaves increased by an average of 6% and the coverage area increased by up to 40%.
“This is a major trend that has increased the share of glue costs in the total cost of book production to 11%. By the number of copies published – tens of millions of rubles per quarter,” said the head of Pareto-Print.
Arsenyev also listed fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate among other factors affecting the cost of publishing books. The fact is that in Russian production only foreign glue is used, mainly from Germany and Spain.
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