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We must face the facts, there are few reasons to rejoice today on the hardwood market. This is the case with crushing where, at the first public sales after Covid-19...... [više ...]
The NGO Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) suggests, in one of its reports, that a significant amount of teak from Myanmar was imported into the EU via Croatia from 2017 to 2019 without full evidence of legality. 10 loads with a total of 144 t teak worth at least ... [više ...]
The Federal Government will offer € 700 million to deal with the damage in the German forest after two years of drought. The sustainable management of forests should be promoted as well as digitalization in forestry...... [više ...]
New Zealand's log exports fell sharply in April 2020 after logging operations were suspended during alert level 4, but average prices per cubic meter picked up...... [više ...]
Italian government expands Red Zone to whole country. Full detail of measures taken and link to administrative document required for travelling in Italy... [više ...]
Coronavirus-led void sailings have slowed following the recovery of China’s factory and logistics activities. But the spread of the disease in other countries has raised concerns about a further disruption to container shipping demand...... [više ...]
The coronavirus outbreak that originated from China has now infected more than 80,000 people globally and is currently spreading in Europe and the Middle East tumbling markets across the world. As the virus advances throughout the world, wood trade in and with China is at the moment disrupted and suffering delays. Production in China is largely paralyzed due to the government measures to curb the virus. In many Chinese ports, work is jammed due to the lack of log yard space following the flood of orders after the extended Chinese New Year.... [više ...]
From February 4th to 6th, things were almost familiar at this year's supplier fair for the furniture industry and interior design - ZOW - in Bad Salzuflen. The 2,600 visitors, who were in the only and not fully used exhibition hall ...... [više ...]
As the coronavirus is spreading throughout China, there are many fears that the virus could disrupt the wood trade in the country and could cause multiple problems in the global wood supply chain. There is industry concern that if the coronavirus would spread in coastal towns and cities, then access to Chinese ports could be restricted with little warning...... [više ...]
