US hardwood plywood imports from China have plunged this year after massive anti-dumping and countervailing duties took effect in early January. Having accounted for 58% of total US hardwood imports including Canada in 2016, China’s share has now declined to 14%. Indonesia emerged this year as the most common foreign supplier of hardwood plywood to the US market with shipments surging 70% this year to 420,451m3. Imports from Vietnam through August soared to 177,725m3, more than a fivefold increase compared ...
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