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The EU’s imports of tropical products began to slow from 2016 to last year, but remained unchanged in the first quarter of 2018. TheIn the first quarter of 2018, the imports of EU tropical timber products were only 7% higher than the 195,000 tons of the lowest monthly amount in the euro zone crisis
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Recently, the price of wood has soared to a record high, rising by more than 30% since the beginning of the year. This is mainly due to the United States import duty on Canadian imports, resulting in tight supply of timber and an increase in construction costs.However, analysts believe that this wav
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Recently, Angola’s agriculture and forestry minister Marcos Nhunga stated in Luanda that Angola’s loggers have issued a new regulation: Only when a bank in the country provides certificates of worth or letters of credit with appropriate values can the timber be exported.Minister Marcos Nhunga announ
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On the evening of the 15th, the "2018 China Harbin Furniture Industry Development Summit Forum" was opened in Harbin. During the period, the Russian Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Harbin Furniture Association, and the Shenyang Furniture Association signed a strategic cooperation agreement. Russia
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The recently announced final countervailing (CVD) and anti-dumping duties on Canadian timber exports will cause timber prices to remain near historical high levels in 2018 and will be higher in different periods in the next five years. This is because Canadian timber production and Canadian exports
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On January 25, the Belarusian Council of Ministers decided to postpone the export of Belarus logs to countries outside the Eurasian Economic Union. The agreement expires on December 31st. Pursuant to Article 59 ordinances, permits for the export of logs (tariffs: 4403) and rotating peeled masts (cus
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Over the past year, Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia have all taken measures to prevent the entry of illegally harvested timber into the market. These new regulations will work in tandem with the United States, the European Union and Australia, all of which have similar
