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Two studies backed by the European Space Agency have put the European Union 105 million tonnes short of its 2030 forest carbon target, with the Atlantic region needing to reduce harvest rates by 40 per cent. Two log piles beside a forest track in the Czech Republic, where the brown crowns behind them show the natural disturbance losses that rose 45.5 per cent after 2018, alongside a 28.7 per cent rise in harvest losses. (Photo Credit: Artushfoto / Dreamstime.com) Forests acro

Uruguay XXI has put the average cellulose price 13 per cent lower at $530 a tonne for 2025 even as shipment volumes climbed, with the agency's new sector report leaving pulp off a growth list built around wood processing, construction, biomass, and certification. Logs stacked for export at the port of Montevideo, the cheap end of a trade that earned $103 million in 2025 while pulp carried $2,317 million of the sector's $2,786 million year. (Photo Credit: Julio Etchart / Alamy

Raw logs bound for China fetch $74 a tonne on a trade the audit puts at a loss, with 20 million of the 32 million tonnes New Zealand cuts each year still leaving through the Port of Tauranga. Radiata pine stacked for export behind the fence line at the Port of Tauranga, the gateway for much of the 20 million tonnes New Zealand ships out each year, in the region a Bioeconomy Science Institute audit now names as able to supply 23 petajoules of domestic wood energy. (Photo Credi

(Chinhphu.vn) - Trong bối cảnh kinh tế toàn cầu đầy biến động, việc nhìn nhận lại vai trò của thị trường nội địa không chỉ là giải pháp tình thế mà là một chiến lược then chốt để ngành gỗ Việt Nam phát triển bền vững, giảm thiểu rủi ro quốc tế và tạo đà cho những bước tiến mới. Cùng với sự phát triển của kinh tế, nhu cầu nội thất gỗ trong nước ngày càng phát triển - Ảnh minh họa Từ "ngôi sao" xuất khẩu đến khoảng trống thị trường trong nước Nhiều năm qua, ngành gỗ Việt Nam li

Sau nhiều năm lấy xuất khẩu làm động lực chính, ngành gỗ Việt Nam đang đứng trước yêu cầu tái định vị thị trường nội địa, không chỉ như một “phao cứu sinh” khi đơn hàng xuất khẩu suy giảm, mà trở thành một trụ cột tăng trưởng song hành với thị trường quốc tế. Dư địa lớn nhưng chưa được khai thác tương xứng Trong nhiều năm, khi nhắc đến ngành gỗ Việt Nam, trọng tâm thường được đặt vào hoạt động xuất khẩu. Năm 2025, kim ngạch xuất khẩu gỗ và sản phẩm gỗ đạt khoảng 17,3 tỷ USD,

Hiệp hội Gỗ và Lâm sản Việt Nam đặt mục tiêu xuất khẩu gỗ vượt 18,5 tỷ USD trong năm 2026. Để hiện thực hóa con số này, ngành gỗ sẽ triển khai đồng bộ 5 nhóm giải pháp trọng tâm. Đồng thời, Hiệp hội kiến nghị Chính phủ tháo gỡ các rào cản về thuế, tín dụng và thủ tục hành chính, tạo hành lang thông thoáng cho doanh nghiệp... Ngành gỗ đóng góp lớn vào GDP nông lâm ngư nghệp. Ảnh: Chu Khôi. Mới đây, tại Hội nghị thúc đẩy xuất khẩu nông, lâm, thủy sản những tháng cuối năm 2026,

Central European producers have reclaimed the cost advantage inside fourteen weeks, with the assessment that called their salvage surplus spent in April now recording Nordic suppliers unable to compete on price. Debarked sawlogs fill the yard at a European sawmill, the raw material whose cost has climbed while sawn timber prices moved sideways, leaving Nordic producers unable to match the offers now reaching their customers from Germany and Austria. (Photo Credit: Shutterstoc

China bought 49 per cent more Vietnamese wood over five months while the United States took 8 per cent less, with deeply processed exports falling 2.7 per cent. A three-wheeled cart delivers acacia poles to a Vietnamese chip mill, feeding the low-value product class that has carried nearly all of the country's wood export growth through a first half worth $8.54 billion. (Photo Credit: Thanh Nguyen, Pulitzer Center) Woodchip, pellets, and industrial panels have accounted for n

Buyers have taken $68 million of American oak and walnut over the last three months, with the plywood, fibreboard, and particleboard among 98 product lines hit with new duties from 19 August. American black walnut, one of the two species driving Canada's 56.3 per cent increase in American hardwood purchases, worked into a finished surface. Walnut carried the largest single product gain worldwide in the March to May quarter at $69.7 million. (Photo Credit: Petr Krejci via AHEC

University of São Paulo researchers have built the first regional oxygen map for Amazon wood from 387 trees at 25 sites, with a Federal Police forensic scientist among the 17 authors and 240,000 square kilometres still beyond the model's reach. IBAMA enforcement officers approach a truck loaded with Amazon hardwood in the Cachoeira Seca Indigenous Territory in Pará, one of the states inside the arc of deforestation where the new oxygen map performs worst. The cut faces are th

Exporters have shipped $855.2 million across ten of the country's main export lines in the first half, down from $929.5 million a year earlier, with Washington's carve-outs sparing the tropical and Section 232 headings that carry most of the trade. A sawyer works a plantation log through a bandsaw headrig at a mill in São Paulo state, in an industry the sector's own association counts at 173,300 jobs and where shipments into the United States fell by a third across the first

The world's third-largest sawn softwood exporter has shipped 8 per cent less through the five months to May, with the American market it was winning from tariff-hit Canada in January now the fastest-falling of its major destinations. A carpenter fixes framing on a US housing site, the market where Swedish softwood shipments fell 52 per cent in May and total imports contracted 1.94 million cubic metres across the first quarter. (Photo Credit: Alamy Stock Images) Sawmills acros

Khut Soeum's 15-member patrol found the loaded truck and was told no officers were available, with the Environment Ministry confirming it learned of the case through social media Members of the Prey Lang Community Network inspect a stack of sawn planks during the four-day patrol through Preah Vihear's Chey Sen district on 26 July, which recorded 211 planks, two chainsaws, and three tractors and produced six suspects in custody. (Photo Credit: Prey Lang Community Network) Rang

University of Melbourne researchers who revisited a forgotten 1980s experiment in Victoria's mountain ash have found that heavily thinned stands stored as much carbon as unharvested forest within 30 years, with the retained trees growing 20 per cent bigger in diameter and Leadbeater's possums recorded in every treatment plot but none of the controls. An infrared aerial photograph captures a heavy thinning treatment at the Silvicultural Systems Project at Tanjil Bren in Victor

The European Commission has set 30 December 2026 as the day the regulation reaches timber's micro and small operators, a full year before every other sector's smallest firms. Air-drying stacks of sawn boards at a sawmill in Otzberg-Lengfeld, Germany, the scale of operation the EU Deforestation Regulation reaches on 30 December 2026, six months before any other sector's smallest firms. (Photo Credit: Kateryna Chyzhevska / Dreamstime.com) Micro and small timber businesses acros

At the Global Nature Positive Summit, ITTO showcased how sustainable tropical forests and legal and sustainable timber value chains contribute to a nature-positive future. © Miwa Inoue/IFSAQ How is sustainable forest management nature positive? This was the question that the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO) and its partners explored at the Global Nature Positive Summit, held in Kumamoto, Japan, from 14–15 July 2026, where they showcased how sustainable tropic

Sorting materials used in laminated wood products at PT Inh in East Java, Indonesia. © PT Inh The timber sector in both Indonesia and Ghana showed a slight improvement in June 2026, while activity declined in other countries across the tropics as well as in China, according to the latest Global Timber Index (GTI) Report. The ITTO-supported GTI tracks the performance of the timber sector in ten pilot countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Among the pilot countries, only

The successful control of major pests that plague teak plantations and natural teak forests is crucial to reducing economic losses and improving production, especially among smallholders. © ITTO The successful control of major pests that plague teak plantations and natural teak forests is crucial to reducing economic losses and improving production, especially among smallholders. Experts working to understand the science behind insect pest infestations in teak shared during a

Beijing has fixed its 2030 targets at 25.8 per cent forest cover and 22.4 billion cubic metres of standing timber, with nine major programs covering 165 endangered species, the sixth phase of the Three-North shelterbelt, and a drive to raise the share of timber China grows itself. Forested slopes rise beneath broken cloud, with China's new five-year plan setting national forest cover at 25.8 per cent by 2030, up from 25.09 per cent at the end of 2025. (Photo Credit: Avagyanle