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Peru: Congress debate on draft law deferred
As reported earlier, the Congressional debate on the draft Forestry and Wildlife law was deferred to the next term from March to June 2011. The consultations with indigenous people were extended by 60 days to the end of February. During that extended consultation period, the minimum requirements...
Myanmar: Market outlook remains favourable
The favourable market situation for teak and other hardwoods remains unchanged from the previous month, with marginal gains in prices. Market prospect for kanyin logs has also improved particularly for veneer production. At Myanmar Timber Enterprise (MTE) tender sales, the higher grade teak SG5...
Japan: Bullish demand for tropical logs
According to the Japan Lumber Reports (JLR), log export prices in Sabah and Sarak remain firm on the back of some aggressive purchasing by China and India. As log supply remains tight, there are no prospects for prices to ease. At Tanjung Manis port in Sarawak, meranti regular log export prices...
"Out of the Strong Came Forth Sweetness": la seduta 'scolpita' di Ian McChesney
Splendida opera realizzata dall'architetto inglese Ian McChesney, questa "Out of the Strong Came Forth Sweetness" (La dolcezza nasce dalla forza) è un'ampia[...]
Germany: Parquet Production Rises For the Fifth Time
In the fourth quarter of 2010, Germany's parquet production rose for the fifth time in a row and showed the highest quarterly level of the year, amounting to 2.4 million m². This means an increase of 8.9% compared to the reference period last year. According to a quarterly survey among the 24...
Finland - Timber sales almost back to normal
Finnish Forest Industries Federation member companies purchased 33.2 million cubic metres of wood from private forests in 2010. The amount doubled from 2009 and bounced back to the long-term average. The stumpage prices of some timber grades increased substantially. The total felling yield...
Brazil: IBAMA meets 2010 deforestation reduction targets
The Brazilian Institute for Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) achieved the targets set for 2010 in the fields of environmental control and enforcement actions. The evaluation was made in preparation of the Annual National Plan for Environmental Protection (PNAP) for 2011. The main...
China: Timber imports through Changshu port hit a record high
According to statistics from Changshu City of Jiangsu Province in China, timber imports through Changshu Port from January to September 2010 hit a record high of 1.01 million cu.m. Timber imports through Changshu Port comprised logs and wooden panels mainly from New Zealand, the U.S and Canada...
Japan: Strong Yen pushes CIF prices down
According to the Japan Lumber Reports (JLR), CIF log prices in Japan retreated thanks to the strong Yen. In fact, log export prices (FOB) continued to rise due to log shortages in Sabah and Sarawak. Log importers have been sourcing logs swiftly as the approaching rain season is going to affect log...
Guyana: Log prices down - sawnwood up
For the period under review, greenheart log prices remained unchanged while purpleheart and mora log prices were down. For sawnwood, undressed greenheart (select) prices jumped from US$785 per cu.m to US$933 per cu.m over the period under review. However, the exported volumes were small. Similarly,...
ASEAN countries are the major timber product trade partners for China
Statistics from China Customs show that the value of the China-ASEAN timber product trade reached US$9,380 million in the first half of 2010. Of the total, China's imports were US$6,850 million and exports stood at US$2,530 million, implying a trade deficit of US$4,320. In the first half year...
China: Special Committee to assist timber importers
China Timber and Wood Products Circulation Association (CTWPCA) (former China Timber Circulation Association) has applied to establish a Special Committee for Timber Imports. The initiative came from the timber and wood product importing companies which have been facing more challenges since China...
China: Sawnwood imports
Sawnwood imports totalled 6.5 million cu.m, valued at US$1,669 million in the first half of 2010, up 60% in volume and 77% in value over the same period last year. Imported sawnwood came mainly from Russia and Canada which accounted for 56% of the national total.
Malaysia: Decision on antidumping duties postponed
In July, South Korea announced that a decision had been taken to impose antidumping duties on Malaysian plywood imports. However, on 2 August 2010, the Ministry of Finance and Strategy of the Republic of Korea announced a postponement of this decision until the South Korean Trade Commission in...
Homag Raises Sales Revenue Forecast
A continuing good level of capacity utilization at Homag Group AG, the Schopfloch based manufacturer of machinery and plant for the woodworking industry, resulted in a positive second quarter of 2010. Sales revenue rose by just under 50 percent to EUR 181 million (prior year: EUR 122 million). The...
China adjusts export tax rebates
According to the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation, China removed export tax rebates on 406 items effective from 15 July 2010. The commodities that will no longer enjoy export tax rebates include certain steel products, non-ferrous processed metal products, silver powder,...
Peru: National export quota for mahogany
The Agricultural Ministry (MINAG) approved the national export quota for mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla) for a total of 720 trees coming from 19 forest concessions with verified Annual Operating Plans (POAs). The quota came into effect from 23 July and will be in effect for the next 12 months. The...
Egger: Fewer Sales but More Profit
Egger finished its fiscal year 2009/2010 with a slight sales decline of 2% to € 1.478 billion. Thus the Tyrolean manufacturer of wood-based panels came better through a difficult year than many of its competitors. In some ways, Egger today is better positioned than before the crisis. In particular,...
Ghana: Call for review of utility tariff
The Ghana timber industry has added its voice to others who are demanding a downward review of the utility tariff which was recently raised by the Public Utility Regulatory Commission. At a meeting between the Ghana Timber Millers Organisation and the Timber Workers Union in Accra, the millers...
China removes tariffs on wood products from LDCs
According to the office of Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council, China had decided to remove tariffs on 4,762 commodities imported from 33 of the world's Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Commodities with zero tariffs include wood products. The zero tariff treatment came into effect on 1...
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