
Sawmills extend contracts early through January 2026 amid tight supply and coordinated forest sales

Sawmills extend contracts early through January 2026 amid tight supply and coordinated forest sales

Price for logs exported from Russia to China slipped 3%.

Price for sawlog exported from Germany to China lost 21%.

Plywood, decking, and door frames reach Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany from natural forests in Borneo.

Delivery timber prices rose by 10% for sawlogs and 7% for pulpwood in Q2 2025, compared to Q1.

January–September sales volume remains 10% below 2024, despite exceeding five-year average by 1%.

The price for logs imported to China increased 2%.

Exports of logs from New Zealand increased 9%.

Urban and urbanizing counties hold 69% of remaining mill capacity across Oregon, Washington, and northern California.

Imports of logs to European Union decreased 6%.

Exports of logs from Lithuania slid 5%.

The total value of roundwood purchased from Slovenian private forests in August was compared to July lower by 12.7%, and year-on-year by 6.5%.

Price for logs exported from Norway increased 6%.

Southern Norrland sees 5% increase while three regions report year-on-year declines.

The price for logs exported from Russia to China decreased 0.9%.

Price for logs exported from Canada decreased 13%.

Exports of birch sawlog from Russia to China contracted 10%.

Anchored in a 10,000-square-foot site in Pittsburgh’s East End, The Mill reclaims and repurposes fallen or salvaged urban trees, transforming what would otherwise be landfill waste into high-quality lumber, pallet parts, tree stakes, firewood, and biochar.

Layoffs affect operations in Mönsterås, Mörrum, Värö and Växjö as part of profitability-focused action plan.

Price for logs exported from Japan upped 3%.