Imports of wood chips to China contracted 14%.
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The average price dips 2%.
Price for logs exported from the U.S. to China lost 10%.
The price of softwood lumber imported to China slips 0.8%.
Imports of particle board to Kazakhstan downed 4%.
Exports of particle board from Thailand decreased 16%.
Thailand’s lumber export prices saw limited gains.
Commercial housing sales increase to 71 million m2.
Imports of lumber to Italy grew 11%.
Exports of lumber from Lithuania increased 14%.
Price for lumber exported from Sweden held steady.
The price of plywood imported into the EU remained steady.
Price for plywood imported to Kazakhstan increased 9%.
Price for plywood imported to Belgium expanded 6%.
Exports of lumber from Sweden to Morocco lost 10%.
Price for wood pellets exported from Vietnam to South Korea added 0.9%.
Imports of lumber to Kazakhstan expanded 13%.
One-third of Church-managed forest to adopt nature-based methods under new sustainability proposal.
Exports of logs from Norway gained 5%.
Exports of OSB from Norway rose 3%.
Price for wood pellets imported to South Korea added 0.5%.
Exports of lumber from Russia to Kazakhstan expanded 15%.
Exports of lumber from Norway expanded 7%.
Imports of wood pellets to European Union decreased 23%.
Wood panel prices fall 4.4% as wood processing sector marks nine-month decline.
Price for lumber imported to United Arab Emirates decreased 8%.
Imports of plywood to Mexico gained 5%.
Price for logs exported from Lithuania grew 8%.
The price for wood pellets imported to the United Kingdom decreased 0.4%.
Price for plywood exported from Chile rose 3%.
Price for lumber exported from Latvia rose 1.6%.
Price for lumber exported from European Union to Egypt slid 1.6%.
Imports of wood pellets to Poland expanded 16%.
Price for lumber exported from Chile contracted 7%.
Imports of lumber to the United Kingdom lost 8%.
Price for wood chips imported to the United Kingdom decreased 44%.
Hardwood lumber prices rise 0.5% while plywood rebounds from April decline.
Imports of lumber to Egypt increased 11%.
Exports of lumber from the U.S. to Mexico contracted 11%.
Exports of lumber from Brazil lost 10%.
Price for logs exported from the U.S. increased 18%.
Exports of wood pellets from the U.S. rose 3%.
Price for MDF panels exported from the U.S. to Mexico dipped 1.1%.
Price for lumber exported from Sweden to the U.S. dipped 0.9%.
Price for OSB imported to the U.S. lost 19%.
Exports of SYP lumber from the U.S. grew 11%.
Price for lumber exported from Canada slipped by 0.3%.
Price for softwood wood chips imported to Turkey grew 11%.
Imports of plywood to Japan increased 6%.
Exports of plywood from Russia to India decreased 14%.
Shipments rise 23% as capacity utilization reaches 79.2%
Holmen cuts 90,000 m3 of output while others slow production without layoffs.
Imports of logs to India increased 11%.
Imports of wood chips to Japan downed 0.5%.
Exports of particle board from Turkey contracted 18%.
Imports of wood pellets to Japan grew 21%.
Price for logs imported to Japan rose 4%.
Imports of softwood lumber to Japan slipped 0.4%.
Price for wood pellets exported from Vietnam to Japan rose 5%.
Price for lumber exported from Russia to Japan upped 2%.
Imports of wood pellets to European Union increased 23%.
Exports of plywood from Russia to China grew 6%.
Ending inventory falls 33% year-over-year.
Exports of wood chips from Thailand grew 22%.
The price for particle board exported from Thailand adds 0.4%.
Closure follows profitability decline driven by raw material and production costs.
Exports of birch sawlog from Russia to China dipped 4%.
Exports of lumber from European Union to United Arab Emirates downed 4%.
Price for lumber exported from European Union to Morocco expanded 13%.
Price for lumber exported from Latvia expanded 29%.
Imports of plywood to Italy rose 4%.
Imports of wood pellets to Poland increased 23%.
Price for wood chips exported from Vietnam to China rose 3%.
Price for logs exported from New Zealand to India slipped 4%.
Commercial housing sales decreased 43% from March and 3% year-on-year.
Exports of logs from New Zealand gained 1.0%.
Price for lumber exported from New Zealand dipped 4%.
Price for particle board exported from China lost 18%.
The price of logs imported to China slips 0.5%.
Price for wood chips imported to China gained 3%.
Imports of bleached softwood kraft pulp to China decreased 5%.
The price of plywood declined.
Export price climbs 45% year on year to record high as China maintains import suspension.
The price for softwood lumber imported to China down 1.1%.
Lumber prices drop 0.8% as sector records eighth straight monthly decline.
Exports of lumber from the European Union to MENA slid 4%.
Price for logs exported from Lithuania added 0.7%.
Brazil, Canada, and Ukraine together account for 30% of total volume.
United Kingdom leads with 27% share; United States and Egypt follow with 14% and 11% respectively.
Kitchen furniture limits decline to 2% as export share holds steady at 33%.
Exports of OSB from Norway expanded 6%.
Imports of plywood to the UK expanded 7%.
The price of wood pellets imported into South Korea remained unchanged.
Exports of lumber from Norway contracted 19%.
Imports of lumber to Egypt rose 3%.
The new agreement will increase the Vyatka plywood mill’s output by 25%.
Norwegian export log prices held steady.
Imports of wood pellets to United Kingdom lost 7%.
Cedar climbs 1.2% while cypress and whitewood increase only 0.2% month-on-month.
Price for plywood imported to Egypt shot 116%.