With European sanctions cutting off traditional markets for Russian plywood, manufacturers have turned to new export destinations in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. India's growing role as a plywood market Segezha Group, a leading Russian timber company, has also prioritized India as part of its long-term strategy. Despite logistical challenges and high tariffs—currently at 30% for Russian plywood—Segezha is optimistic about the market’s potential. Nikolai Ivanov, the company’s Vice President for External Relations, emphasized during the Eastern Economic Forum that India represents a key growth market, with plans to expand offerings ...
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