Stinson Lumber will expand its sawmill in Forest Creek, Oregon, and plans to invest $50 million to build a new high-speed production line, which is expected to be operational in 2026. The plan will help ease supply chain bottlenecks and may affect the timber import strategy of the Chinese market.
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Southeast Timber Products invested $120 million to expand its sawmill, increasing annual production from 120 million board feet to 300 million board feet, which is expected to provide Chinese timber importers with a more stable supply chain and reduce the risk of price fluctuations.
The asset sale of San Group has triggered new changes in the timber market, which is expected to have an impact on timber supply and price fluctuations. This process may affect the purchasing decisions of Chinese timber importers, and they need to pay attention to supply chain risks and market dynamics.
Canada's sawn timber production in October increased by 7.6%, but fell by 5.2% year-on-year. This change may affect China's timber import market, providing opportunities for stable supply and price fluctuations, which is worthy of attention from importers.
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