Sawmilling

Slowdown in US housing market probable, if lumber prices don’t fall

Homebuilder sentiment is at an all-time high, as city-dwellers seek out suburban homes during the coronavirus pandemic. But [...]

Sweden: Record volumes of damaged wood caused by the bark beetles

The spruce bark beetle has already done as much damage to Sweden’s forests so far this year as in [...]
September 28, 2020 Latest Trends / Market Analysis / ...Forestry / Sawmilling / Europe

Hurricane Laura caused $1.6 billion in forestry, timber damages

    Hurricane Laura caused $525.4 million in damage to Louisiana farmers and $1.1 billion to [...]

LIGNA 2021 receives strong industry support despite the challenges of the COVID-19

Preparations for LIGNA '21 are already in full swing. The world's top international wood-industry trade show is enjoying [...]

WTO says that US’ tariffs on Chinese products break global trade rules

The World Trade Organization has ruled that tariffs the US imposed on Chinese goods in 2018, triggering a trade war [...]

BC government changes lumber regulations

    British Columbia government made changes to the Manufactured Forest Products Regulation (MFPR) around export requirements for [...]

Supplies of Brazilian tropical wood tightening

Supplies of tropical sawnwood and hardwood decking in Brazil are also tighter than usual at this time of year during [...]

China imports huge amounts of softwood logs from Europe

    China imported a total of 12% less softwood logs up to the beginning of August, but [...]

Interfor sells its Gilchrist sawmill to Neiman

    Interfor announced that it has reached an agreement to sell its specialty sawmill located in Gilchrist [...]