Sweden’s gross fellings in 2013 is estimated to 86.3 million cubic metre standing volume (stem volume over bark from stump to tip). This is an increase by 1% when compared to 2012.
Jul 03, 2014. /Lesprom Network/.
Sweden’s gross fellings
in 2013 is estimated to 86.3 million cubic metre standing volume (stem volume
over bark from stump to tip). This is an increase by 1% when compared to 2012,
as Swedish Forest Agency said in the press release received by Lesprom Network.
The
estimates are based on industry's production of soft sawnwood and wood pulp. The
total volume of roundwood used is estimated on the basis of standard
requirements for various products.
Adjustments
are made for stocks and imports respective exports of roundwood and chips. Statistics
on wood consumption for the year 2013 are still preliminary.