Exports of lumber from Chile decreased 12%.

Corrugated paper prices fell 3.8%.

State's forest products sector sustains 13,000 jobs but faces shrinking markets and climate challenges.

Market analyst at the Swedish Forest Industries Federation, highlights concerns that while tariffs aim to boost American production, they will primarily lead to higher costs for U.S. consumers and the construction sector.

A critical challenge is the five-year lookback period imposed by the EUDR, which requires timber and wood products placed on the market to be proven deforestation-free since December 31, 2020.

Canadian industry faces uncertainty as total levies could reach 27%, with additional U.S. tariffs looming.

Small metro core counties lead with the highest annual growth, while non metro/micro counties see the slowest expansion.

Exports in December 2024 were 0.77 million tons and averaged $196.75 per ton.

Increased efficiency and higher value yield drive profitability despite market challenges.

Buckman’s current leadership team, including CEO Junai Maharaj, will continue to lead the company post-closing.

Koppers Holdings Inc. reported net loss for the Q4 2024 of $10.2 million, or $0.50 per diluted share, compared to net income for the Q4 2023 of $12.9 million, or $0.59 per diluted share.

Kronospan plans to invest in modernizing the Sebes sawmill to further enhance its production capabilities.

Compared to December 2023, lumber production declined by 2%, while shipments saw a larger drop of 9%.

Canadian suppliers, long the dominant source of U.S. lumber, now face steep cost increases, forcing them to explore alternative markets in Asia. At the same time, European and South American producers stand to gain as U.S. buyers look for new sources.

Investors bet on higher prices as Weyerhaeuser avoids 25% tariff on Canadian competitors.

Wilson Lumber Company will begin to operate at Nashville Lumber’s location under the Wilson Lumber Company name.