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Canada's share rose 3.7 pp as Spain's shipments jumped 58.2%.

Mexico led destinations as its share rose 1.2 pp, while Germany's shipments rose 15.1% and China's fell 47.9%.

The Chilean wood-based panel maker’s revenue rose 5% to $72.3 million; it also plans to concentrate production in Chile.

About 70% of the country's wood is estimated to come from illegal logging, and in top timber state Chihuahua the illegal trade rivals the legal market.

Vietnam remained China's largest destination as its share fell 5.4 pp; Jordan's shipments rose more than threefold and Vietnam's fell 29.3%.

United States remained the largest buyer as its share fell 9.1 pp; Thailand's share rose 4.9 pp.

United States remained Brazil's largest plywood destination as its share rose 3.7 pp; Netherlands shipments grew more than twofold and Dominican Republic shipments fell 3.2%.

The United States remained the largest buyer as its share rose 7.4 pp; Guatemala's purchases rose 19% and Peru's fell 36%.

South Korea remained the largest buyer as its share rose 1 pp; Peru's purchases rose 1.5-fold and U.S. shipments fell 62%.

United States supplied 56% of Chile's plywood exports, Colombia's shipments rose 82%, and New Zealand's fell 24%.

Brazil’s plywood exports fell 17% overall, while shipments to Mexico rose 58% and exports to the United States declined 23%.

Gains in China, Taiwan, Mexico, Pakistan, South Korea and Hong Kong offset only about 4% of the U.S. volume decline.

Funding will support low-carbon wood technologies, mass timber housing, Indigenous participation and export diversification while ministers review Task Force recommendations

Japan became the largest destination after U.S. duties hit Indonesia’s shipments.

Two-phase project relocates European production processes to Mexico, creating 40 new jobs by 2028.