It's a bit utopian to believe that will be an option, because it will have an impact in a number of ways. First, there's transportation. We need to make sure that our access to this fibre is as close as possible to the mills, not only for economic reasons, but also for environmental ones. Secondly, distributing losses here and there, between just about every mill, would only weaken their productivity and competitiveness. So it's virtually impossible to engineer that kind of thing, i.e., to distribute the impacts between each of the other mills.
On August 30th, 2024. See this statement in context.