Month: June 2025

204 posts

Moelven considers closure of another sawmill

After announcing the closure of its Ransby sawmill in Sweden back in…

Trump’s tariffs ripple into Finnish sawmills – Vietnam market stalls as exports recover elsewhere

After a low point last year, Finnish sawmills have seen a modest…

US hardwoods increase market share in Europe

The US exported 329,500m3 of hardwood lumber with a total value of…

Gabriel Farias joins APA Board of Trustees

Gabriel Farias joins APA Board of TrusteesAndrew Snook The Engineered Wood Association…

Prima CarbonZero Glossary: Biofuels and Feedstocks

Prima CarbonZero Glossary: Biofuels and FeedstocksResourceWise Welcome to the Prima CarbonZero Glossary,…

Setra: Saturated global softwood lumber market; cautious Europe, weak UK and underperforming China demand

Setra Group AB is currently in a particularly interesting phase. Earlier this…

Kastamonu plans major investments in Italian production facility

Turkish wood-based panels manufacturer Kastamonu Entegre is continuing its expansion in Europe…

U.S. lumber prices expected to climb in Q3 as Canadian duties rise, tariff threats loom

U.S. lumber prices are set to rebound in the third quarter of…

Japan ramps up Russian timber imports despite global sanctions

Japan’s timber imports from Russia have soared to record levels, defying global…

Tight Supply Keeps Lumber Prices Flat

In the week between the Canadian Victoria Day long weekend and the US Memorial Day Holiday, construction framing dimension softwood lumber prices stayed mostly flat. Lumber inventories in the field remained low enough that customers agreed to seller list prices for most of their purchases. Counter-offers were few as buyers often searched with multiple sources […] The post Tight Supply Keeps Lumber Prices Flat first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.