
Price for wood pellets imported to Japan lost 6%.

Price for wood pellets imported to Japan lost 6%.

Price for logs imported to Japan upped 5%.

Imports of lumber to Japan gained 3%.

Exports of wood chips from Thailand increased 24%.

Imports of plywood to Egypt increased 6%.

Imports of OSB to the U.S. contracted 24%.

Price for particle board imported to Kazakhstan slipped 3%.

Exports of lumber from the U.S. to Mexico expanded 9%.

Exports of southern yellow pine lumber from the U.S. contracted 24%.

Exports of plywood from China slipped 4%.

Imports of logs to China added 0.2%.

Imports of lumber to China added 0.9%.

Price for wood pellets imported to Poland grew 10%.

Exports of lumber from European Union to Morocco lost 7%.

Agreement expands product line across Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Oklahoma City markets.

The price for logs exported from Lithuania dipped 0.3%.

Weaker market sentiment drives lower import prices, while port activity and inventory levels remain stable.

Price for sawlog imported to Finland slipped 4%.

Year-to-date operating rate rises nearly 4 points as total industry inventories decline 5% month-over-month.

Price for logs exported from Germany increased 7%.