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What impact will US tariffs have on the UK timber market?
by Jennie Ward|07 April 25|Build, Supply
Amidst rising economic uncertainty, our latest TDUK trade note explores the impact that US tariffs - and any UK Government response - could have on the UK timber market. The importance of the industry staying aligned both in the UK, and globally, is essential. The UK is currently facing 10% tariffs, while...
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TDUK Trade Note: USA Reciprocal Tariffs
by Jennie Ward|07 April 25|Build, Supply
The announcement from the USA to impose reciprocal tariffs on trading partners is no great surprise, but what will it mean for the UK wood sector and what retaliation could we see from the UK Government and the EU commission?
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Phytosanitary certificates required for imports from North America
by Jennie Ward|12 July 24|Build, Supply
Loads of regulated wood from Canada or the USA that land in Great Britain now need to be accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate, according to new guidance. Any loads not accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate could be re-exported. Historically, the UK has accepted industry issued certificates (‘mill certificates’) as proof...
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