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Price for logs exported from Germany to China increased 7%.
Price for logs exported from Germany to China increased 7%.
Before the ban, annual exports averaged over 3.5 million m3 from 2016 to 2020.
Price for logs exported from New Zealand to South Korea lost 11%.
The property market, once a major growth engine, continues to flounder, impacting not only domestic consumption but also the demand for construction materials.
Price for logs exported from New Zealand added 0.3%.
Price for birch sawlog exported from Russia to China slipped 3%.
Price for logs imported to China upped 8%.
New cuts aim to ensure sustainable forestry and prevent overharvesting
Timber trade volumes remained above normal, despite a drop of more than a fifth from May.
Imports of logs to India grew 13%.
Imports of sawlog to Finland grew 14%.
Exports of logs from Lithuania contracted 16%.
Mr. Ferrante will be assuming the role on August 14, 2024.
Price for logs exported from Brazil grew 17%.
Price for logs exported from Norway added 0.5%.
Uruguayan supply was restored after a previous decrease caused by flooding from record rain levels.
Norra Timber now uses 100% of the logs, as any residual products from sawing them are also put to good use. Bark, chips and sawdust are used as biofuel and heating by the sawmill, while any surplus is sent to the nearby district heating network.
Price for logs exported from Canada increased 21%.
Exports of logs from the U.S. added 0.7%.
Exporters anticipate price increases for logs through July.