Price for logs exported from New Zealand to South Korea slipped 1.3%.
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Price for logs exported from New Zealand gained 3%.
May purchases were 27% below the five‑year monthly average; standing-sales sawlog prices rose 1–2% while softwood pulpwood prices fell.
The unit covers Beaverhead-Deerlodge, Custer Gallatin and Helena-Lewis and Clark national forests and requires timber to be processed within the unit to support local wood-processing capacity and forest restoration.
Price for logs imported to India grew only 0.7%.
Price for logs exported from Lithuania lost 8%.
Price for pulpwood imported to Finland expanded 17%.
Price for logs exported from Germany upped 1.8%.
Exports of logs from Norway rose 3%.
India took 73% of shipments.
Compared with the previous month, production was up 8%.
Price for logs exported from the U.S. grew 9%.
Price for logs exported from Canada fell marginally 0.2%.
Net felling was 70.5 million m3 with softwood sawlogs just under half; exports rose to 1.0 million m3 while imports fell to 8.4 million m3.
Exports of logs from Brazil contracted 15%.
Company admitted a teak balcony door and teak parts were used on two yachts sold in the United States and agreed to pay a fine and adopt a compliance plan.
The plan sets four pillars — secure competitive wood fibre, invest in modernization and innovation, expand domestic and international markets, and support workers and communities, and will feed into a formal Forest Sector Strategy by the end of 2026.
Government weighs rent freeze through 2028 and bankruptcy moratorium for forest-sector firms.
Price for logs imported to Japan lost 11%.
New Zealand log export volumes rise seasonally after strong March harvesting conditions.