May is a high point for UK timber imports
May 2024 was the best month of 2024 to-date for UK timber imports, according to the latest Timber Development UK (TDUK) statistics. Although volumes in May 2024 haven’t quite matched
May 2024 was the best month of 2024 to-date for UK timber imports, according to the latest Timber Development UK (TDUK) statistics. Although volumes in May 2024 haven’t quite matched
Over 250 jobs at National Resources Wales (NRW) are at risk as they try to reduce their staff budget to save £13million. An environment body has warned it may have
In 2024 alone, more than 20 new machines were delivered. Currently, Ponsse represents about 35% of the forest machine market in Brazil. Ponsse completes 18 years in Brazil in May
Wet weather and rising production costs are the reason for uncertainty in the softwood markets. According to TTJ’s report, after a reasonable start to Q2, softwood market price levels started
Swedish timber harvesting decreased by 6% in 2023 to just under 90 million cubic meters, according to the Norwegian Forestry Agency’s preliminary statistics Swedish timber harvesting has not been this
A new manifesto from the timber industries calls for the next Government to unlock a wave of sustainable timber construction. Source: TTJ online Published by the Confederation of Timber Industries
The UK’s construction sector recorded its biggest rise in activity in two years last month, according to the latest PMI report. Growth gained momentum during May, with activity and new
German timber prices hardly changed in May. Despite a difficult sales situation for both construction timber and exports. In any case, sales in the sawmill industry have shrunk significantly. This
Strong year for Scottish Woodlands Ltd in vibrant forestry sector The latest results for Scottish Woodlands Ltd show another successful and profitable year, with an increasing headcount and continued focus
The UK chipboard market is quiet, but it’s becalmed rather than sinking, according the report released by TTJ. There is no doubt that UK demand for chipboard is subdued but