Which type of forest belt supplies most the worlds requirement newsprint?

The Boreal forest belt, also known as the Taiga, is the largest terrestrial biome in the world and is the primary source of newsprint. It stretches across Northern Europe, Asia, and North America and is characterized by its cold climate and coniferous trees. The trees in the boreal forest belt, particularly spruce, fir, and pine, are well-suited for paper production due to their long, strong fibers. These fibers make paper that is strong, lightweight, and tear-resistant, making it ideal for use in newspapers. The Boreal forest belt supplies approximately 70% of the world's newsprint.