
Sawlog harvesting drops 11% in February, while energywood totals 0.5 million m3, mostly delimbed stems and whole trees.

Sawlog harvesting drops 11% in February, while energywood totals 0.5 million m3, mostly delimbed stems and whole trees.
Price for logs imported to China gained 2%.

Price for sawlog exported from Germany to China increased 13%.

Price for pulpwood imported to Finland expanded 15%.

Price for logs exported from Germany rose 3%.

Compared to the previous month, production decreased by 15%.

Sawlog and veneer log value climbs one-fifth as coniferous logs drive gains in both volume and price.

Price for sawlog exported from Germany to China increased 12%.

Price for logs exported from Lithuania gained 4%.

Price for logs exported from New Zealand expanded 7%.

Total notified and applied felling area reaches 21,203 hectares, while montane forest permit area declines and regional results vary

Buyer market growth also raises trade probability by 1.68%, confirming demand as the main market driver.

Standing-sale softwood log prices stayed near January levels, and delivery-sale spruce and birch pulpwood stabilized while pine edged lower.

Notifications rise in Northern and Southern Norrland, while permit applications fall in montane and valuable broad-leaved forests.

Exports of logs from the U.S. to China contracted 10%.

Price for logs exported from Norway contracted 6%.

Price for logs exported from the U.S. gained 3%.

Historical procurement data reduces county sawlog estimate RMSE from 619 to 261 MCF.

Price for logs exported from Brazil contracted 17%.

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