Corrugated Box prices in the United States are expected to remain under pressure during the first half of June 2026 as comfortable inventories, easing input costs, and weak end-user procurement continue to weigh on market sentiment. The decline seen in May is likely to extend into June, with converters expected to keep offers competitive to stimulate buying and manage elevated stock levels. Demand from e-commerce, parcel shipments, appliance manufacturing, and furniture packaging is anticipated to stay subdued, while food and beverage packaging is expected to provide relatively stable support. On the supply side, high mill operating rates and favourable recovered-fibre availability are likely to sustain healthy containerboard throughput and sufficient finished-box supply. Looking ahead, the Corrugated Box market is expected to remain bearish through June, with ChemAnalyst projecting further downside as weak procurement from manufacturing, retail, and export-linked sectors combines with easing containerboard costs, leaving buyers with strong negotiating leverage in the near term.
Corrugated Box prices in the United States are expected to remain under pressure through the first half of June **** as producers continue to face comfortable inventories, soft end-user procurement, and easing input costs. The weakness seen in May is anticipated to extend into June, with converters likely to keep offers competitive to stimulate demand and manage elevated stock positions. Early-June market sentiment is expected to stay cautious as buyers remain well covered and show limited urgency to replenish. As a result, Corrugated Box pricing is likely to trend lower across the U.S. market during this period.
Demand for Corrugated Box is expected to remain mixed across major downstream sectors. E-commerce and parcel-related demand is likely to stay soft, reflecting slower shipment momentum and weaker order volumes from consumer-facing channels. Appliance and furniture manufacturers are also expected to maintain reduced call-offs, while fast-moving consumer...
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