Price adjustment effective 1 May 2026 follows cost increases in pulp, chemicals, energy and freight.
Tariffs and Duties
Preliminary duties of up to nearly 200% already apply to imports as investigation enters final phase.
Additional Euro 40 per ton applies to mechanical coated reels as Middle East disruptions add to cost pressures.
Entry-level grades face highest increase as energy and raw material costs drive adjustment.
German papermaker introduces temporary energy surcharge amid rising raw material costs.
Higher duty rates through 2025 drive a drop in softwood lumber imports, but sawmill output is unchanged as residential construction demand weakens.
Producer cites rising production and raw material costs for the across-the-range increase.
Tube and core products see minimum 7.5% increase following April 2026 effective dates.
Price increase applies to all grades across Europe from 1 April 2026.
Section 301 probes could hit dozens of countries as temporary 10% tariffs expire in mid-July.
Worldwide increase effective 1 April 2026 follows rising costs for pulp, chemicals and freight.
The reviews will begin March 9, 2026, and will cover 2025 shipments of Canadian softwood lumber and Chinese hardwood plywood and wooden bedroom furniture.
Converted paperboard products to increase by 8% as mill utilization and input costs rise.
Lumber demand stayed weak through most of the quarter, while scheduled maintenance reduced pulp output.
The bill would automatically exempt many homebuilding inputs and set an application process for other exclusions.
Commerce issues a preliminary critical-circumstances finding; CBP to collect cash deposits on covered entries starting Monday.
The initiation is part of a broader notice covering multiple December-anniversary AD and CVD orders.
Court says a 1977 emergency-powers law does not clearly authorize the 10% baseline duty and the fentanyl-linked tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China.
Price increase takes effect for March deliveries across all business areas.
Weak lumber markets and higher U.S. trade costs pressure results, and the company expects early 2026 prices to fluctuate with winter weather and industry-wide lumber production curtailments.