Export volume totals 12.99 million m3 as value decreases 2% and average price falls 8%.
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The tariff increase affects autos, lumber, and pharmaceuticals after South Korea’s legislature failed to ratify a 2025 bilateral trade agreement.
The platform enables local buying and selling of pre-owned IKEA furniture and aims to reach 170,000 listings in 2026 across Spain, Norway, Portugal, Poland, and Sweden.
Ordinary plywood output falls by 5.4%.
Export value declines 13%, with average price per m3 down 3%, as South Korea and the United States remain main destinations.
Commerce plans to finalize countervailing duty determinations by May 2026, with preliminary duties taking effect after publication in the Federal Register expected by late January.
Export value decreases 10.1% to $20.8 billion as average price falls 12.4% to $43.2 per piece.
Total 2025 purchase volume is 19% below 2024 level as stumpage and delivery prices for all timber types continue to decline.
Private nonresidential spending falls 0.2%, while public spending rises 0.1%.
Export volume reaches 2.45 million m3 as average price declines 5%, affected by U.S. tariffs and EU anti-dumping duties.
Net sales orders rise 3% despite affordability pressures; company maintains full-year guidance up to $35 billion in revenue.
The group will collect input from provinces, industry, Indigenous organizations, and labour representatives before submitting recommendations to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources.
The agreement between Natural Resources Canada, British Columbia, and China’s housing ministry advances cooperation on sustainable wood construction and trade diversification.
Inventory falls 18.1% from November to 1.18 million units, while median price rises 0.4% to $405,400.
Hardwood lumber PPI falls 0.1% while millwork and plywood rebound.
Company sells UK brands to Alteri Partners.
Applications for montane forest felling drop 90% to 310 hectares compared with the same month in 2024.
Backlog for contractors over $100 million in annual revenue reaches highest level since 2021, while small firms record their lowest since 2021.
Eight in 10 Americans say affordable housing is difficult to find, poll shows.
Lumber shipments fall 9.3% from October 2024 as capacity utilization decreases to 73.3%.