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September 4, 2018

China’s imports of plywood fell 9% in the 1H 2018

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In the first half of 2018 China’s imports of plywood fell 9% to 79,400 cubic metres. Of the total, imports from Malaysia were the highest at - 22%, from Indonesia and Russia imports fell 11% and 10% respectively, as ITTO reported.The proportion of China’s plywood imports from Russia was the highest ...

August 27, 2018

Japan’s wooden window imports down 20% in May

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Year-on-year Japan’s May imports of wooden windows were down 20% and month-on-month they were little changed from a month earlier, as ITTO reported.The top three shippers, as was the case in April, were China (43%), USA (26%) and the Philippines (24%). In May, shippers in China saw a 20% increase in...

August 20, 2018

Japan’s imports of wooden bedroom furniture increased by 14% in May

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Unexpectedly, Japan’s imports of wooden bedroom furniture surged in May reversing two months of declines. The value of May imports of wooden bedroom furniture was up 21% compared to April and year-on-year May 2018 imports were 14% higher, as ITTO reported.The top three shippers of wooden bedroom fur...

August 16, 2018

Japan’s imports of wooden kitchen furniture up 13% in May

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Japan’s May imports of wooden kitchen furniture were up 13% year-on-year and up almost 4% compared to a month earlier, as ITTO reported.Three suppliers account for the bulk of Japan’s wooden kitchen furniture imports, the Philippines, (48%), Vietnam (35%) and China (13%).The big winners in May were ...

August 16, 2018

Japan’s imports of wooden office furniture down 24% in May

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The value of Japan’s May imports of wooden office furniture was down on levels in the previous month and marked the third monthly decline after the peaks seen in January and February, as ITTO reported.Year-on-year the value of May wooden office furniture imports was down 24% and there was a 10% decl...

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