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Canadian lumber price index plunges: in-depth analysis of April market dynamics and strategic implications for Chinese importers

2025-05-25

The latest data from Statistics Canada shows that both the industrial product and raw material price indexes fell in April. Among them, the price of lumber and other wood products fell by 4.4% month-on-month, and the price of cork plummeted by 11.1%, the largest monthly drop since June 2022. Potential tariff risks have caused buyers to postpone purchases, creating downward pressure on prices.

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In-depth analysis of Sino-US timber trade: challenges, opportunities and long-term impact of the 90-day truce

2025-05-21

The 90-day tariff truce agreement reached by China and the United States in May 2025 brought a brief respite to the turbulent timber and log trade market, but also formed a complex "dual track" situation. LumberFlow's analysis aims to deeply interpret the reality of the coexistence of the temporary reduction of tariffs on processed wood products and the continued ban on US logs in this context, and its far-reaching impact on global supply chains, inventory management, shipping logistics and market sentiment, and provide traders with forward-looking response strategies.

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Reciprocal tariffs after April 2025 will reshape the US-Canada-China timber trade pattern: supply chain adjustments and price fluctuations

2025-04-06

After April 2025, the reciprocal tariff policy between the United States, Canada and China is reshaping the timber trade pattern. The United States has imposed a 10% basic tariff on most countries and a cumulative 54% tariff on Chinese goods; China has imposed a 34% reciprocal tariff on all US imports since April 10. This situation has created a new pattern for Chinese timber importers.

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China imposes additional tariffs on US timber imports: supply chain adjustments and price fluctuations warning

2025-04-04

China announced that it would impose additional tariffs of 34% on imported timber from the United States starting April 10, 2025, directly affecting the supply chain of species such as SPF and Douglas fir. Experts recommend that companies urgently check goods in transit on the west coast of North America and evaluate the cost differences of alternative options in Canada/Russia.

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Trump delays tariffs on Canadian and Mexican USMCA goods until April 2, lumber import supply chain faces uncertainty

2025-03-07

Trump postponed the imposition of tariffs on USMCA goods from Canada and Mexico until April 2, providing a short buffer for the North American lumber supply chain. Experts advise Chinese importers to pay attention to CME futures price fluctuations, give priority to signing FOB contracts, and be wary of future trade barriers.

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Canadian lumber production falls 16.6% in December - Supply chain challenges and price volatility

2025-03-06

Canada's lumber production fell by 16.61tpd in December, and supply chains are facing challenges. Sawmill shipments have also fallen sharply, which may lead to price volatility and demand substitution, especially Chinese buyers turning to Russian lumber.

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U.S. Commerce Secretary says tariffs on Canada and Mexico will take effect March 4, but rates could change

2025-03-05

The U.S. Secretary of Commerce confirmed that tariffs on Canada and Mexico will take effect on March 4, and the rates may change. Trump is expected to increase tariffs on China unless China stops trafficking fentanyl. This policy will affect the timber market, especially the import timber supply chain to China.

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The U.S. Department of Commerce issued the sixth preliminary anti-dumping ruling on Canadian softwood products, and the wood import supply chain faces new challenges

2025-03-04

The US Department of Commerce issued the sixth preliminary anti-dumping ruling on Canadian softwood products. Although it does not affect the current tax rate, it may cause fluctuations in the supply chain. Chinese importers may turn to Russian timber and need to pay attention to CME futures prices and logistics costs. It is recommended to adjust inventory strategies and be wary of future trade barriers.

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President Trump announces tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China to go into effect on March 4

2025-02-28

President Trump announced that tariffs will be imposed on Canada, Mexico and China on March 4, which may affect the global lumber supply chain, especially lumber imports to the Chinese market. Tariffs may lead to supply constraints and changes in demand patterns, so it is recommended to pay attention to related procurement strategies and inventory management.

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The U.S. Department of Commerce has launched the seventh tariff review of Canadian softwood lumber products, increasing market supply chain risks

2025-02-25

The U.S. Department of Commerce has launched the seventh tariff review on Canadian softwood lumber products, which is expected to affect future lumber supply stability and price fluctuations. Chinese importers need to pay attention to this dynamic to better understand their purchasing decisions.

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