Ukraine

Beware new importers bearing Birch Plywood

by Jennie Ward|20 February 2320 February 23|Build, Supply

Timber Development UK (TDUK) is warning merchants to carry out thorough checks of any offers of Birch Plywood imports from new importers they may receive. TDUK continues to hear worrying reports about its members being offered new import channels of Birch Plywood by companies in the Far East and China....

A positive market outlook – despite reduced growth

by TDUK|15 September 2217 March 23|Statistics, Supply

The market outlook for the timber industry remains strong despite concerns over rising inflation and reduced growth. Nick Boulton, head of technical and trade at Timber Development UK, explains. The timber industry experienced an interesting start to 2022 following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and Timber Development UK’s latest market...

Updating members of countries becoming at risk: Ukraine

by TDUK|26 July 2226 October 22|Supply

On December 9, 2020, the EU Commission issued a joint-enforcement position on Ukraine with the following conclusion: Conclusions of the Competent Authorities for the implementation of the European Timber Regulation (EUTR) on the application of Articles 4(2) and 6 of the EUTR to timber imports from Ukraine stating that Sourcing timber and...

Timber Demand and Supply in the UK July

by TDUK|21 July 2218 January 23|Statistics

Timber Development UK has released its latest quarterly market statement which outlines the supply, demand and price trends seen in early 2022.

Firm Prices and Steady Imports Characterise Early Q2

by TDUK|08 July 2213 September 22|Supply

Steady demand and increasing operational costs ensured that timber prices and import volumes remained firm in April 2022, according to the latest TDUK statistics.

Teak logs come to UK auctions

by TDUK|15 June 2213 September 22|Supply

The global timber market is changing at an unprecedented pace. Our industry is being asked to consider the environmental and social credentials of timber more frequently and in greater detail than ever before.

Hardwood import volumes ‘highest-this-century’ in Q1 2022, says TDUK

by TDUK|14 June 2205 September 22|Supply

Hardwood import volumes shot up by 30% in Q1 2022 as compared to the same period in 2021 - the highest Q1 import volumes seen for this market during this century.

Timber import volumes return to pre-pandemic levels

by TDUK|05 May 2213 September 22|Supply

A slower housing and RM&I market in Q1 2022 is being reflected in timber import volumes, which fell below the record levels seen in 2021, according to the latest Timber Development UK statistics.

Construction activity buoyant, but strong headwinds coming, warns construction products association

by TDUK|03 May 2203 October 22|Build

In its latest quarterly forecast, the Construction Products Association (CPA) sees a dramatic slowing in growth, with uncertainty ahead as global issues start to affect the UK market.

Clarifying the position of ‘Pre-conflict’ timber

by TDUK|18 March 2205 September 22|Supply

Providing further clarity on the PEFC and FSC conflict timber classifications.

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