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European timber supply potential will affect the future trend of the international timber market
With the decline of timber production in Central Europe and the suspension of timber imports from Russia, the log and timber trade in Europe will change greatly. The log market in Europe may be in an important turning period. In the past four years, due to the outbreak of spruce bark beetle, the ...Read more -
Chinese A4 copy paper exported to Australia will continue to be subject to anti-dumping duties
On March 31, 2022, the Australian anti dumping Commission issued announcement No. 2022 / 023, which said that the Minister of industry, energy and emission reduction of Australia had approved the positive and final recommendations of the first anti-dumping sunset review made by the Australian ant...Read more -
99% of New Zealand’s timber and paper trade with China will be gradually exempted from tariffs
On February 15, 2022, China and New Zealand completed the domestic approval procedures of the upgraded free trade agreement, which will enter into force on April 7, 2022. The upgraded agreement also marks the improvement of the quality and efficiency of China Singapore free trade relations on the...Read more -
Once again, UPM is not enough for Finland
The strike of workers in UPM’s Finnish factory, which began on January 1 this year, will be extended for another two weeks because an agreement has not been reached between UPM and the Finnish paper workers’ Union paperiliitto. Paperiliitto announced that the strike action at the fact...Read more -
Bank of England announcement: the circulation of paper sterling will be terminated
On March 29 local time, the Bank of England, the Bank of England, issued an announcement to remind people to replace the paper currency with a new version of plastic currency with a face value of £ 20 and £ 50 as soon as possible. After September 30, 2022, shops and other businesses are not allow...Read more -
Australian Paper giant wants to raise prices by 40%, press and publishing industry encounters a major crisis
The paper shortage caused by soaring electricity prices and transportation costs may completely lose the business of some Australian newspapers and magazines, as publishers are struggling to cope with the rising cost of newsprint. Norske Skog, one of the world’s largest paper suppliers from...Read more -
Brazil Suzano paper pulp export prices rise
Brazil Suzano paper, the world’s largest pulp producer, recently announced that the price of staple fiber pulp exported to China will rise by US $100 / ton to US $780 / ton from April 1. Meanwhile, the price of staple fiber pulp exported to Europe and North America will rise by US $50 / ton...Read more -
Sanctions against Russia have led to the “lack of paper” of Finnish newspapers, which may stop printing
March 23 Finnish media association: the Nordic country may have to stop printing newspapers in the coming weeks due to a serious shortage of newsprint caused by the paper mill strike and sanctions against Russia. The Finnish Broadcasting Corporation quoted the association’s chief executive ...Read more -
Russia bans timber exports to Europe and the United States
Recently, in the face of the withdrawal of European and American multinational enterprises from Russia and sanctions, Russia launched a counterattack. Russia has listed “unfriendly” countries and territories, and some export products of the countries and regions on the list will be re...Read more -
In the first two months of 2022, Finnish timber transactions fell by 20% year-on-year
From January to February 2022, member enterprises of the Finnish Forest Industry Association purchased 4.2 million cubic meters of wood from private forests, a decrease of 20% over the same period last year. The purchase volume of pulp and wood was 2.2 million cubic meters, a decrease of 17% over...Read more -
Australian capital Canberra strengthens plastic ban
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, the ban on disposable plastics in Canberra, the capital of Australia, has been further expanded. Under the latest law, food suppliers will be banned from using disposable plastic products at music festivals and sports events. This means that a...Read more -
Singapore supermarkets will charge for plastic bags
Recently, Fu Haiyan, Minister of sustainable development and environment, announced in parliament that two-thirds of Singapore supermarkets will start charging for disposable shopping bags from the middle of next year. The National Environment Agency stipulates that the price of each plastic bag ...Read more