Norwegians afraid of pests in Canadian wood chips
04.02.2011 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
Samples of imported hardwood wood chips from North America show signs of insects, which according to The Norwegian Forest and Landscape Institute could do great damage in the Norwegian woods.Wood chip samples were taken from the first boatload of wood chips from Canada, which arrived in...



Official opening of the International year of forests 2011
02.02.2011 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
United Nations has designated 2011 the International Year of Forests (IYF). This year's theme is "Forests for people". The year is coordinated by UN Forum on Forests (UNFF). IYF is declared opened in the UN Forum on Forests meeting in New York today on the 2nd of February 2011...



The wood industry is settling after more years of stagnation
25.01.2011 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
The wood industry is settling after more years of stagnation. The Canadian industry of wood products should increase its production of 10,6%. In its last note, acknowledged to this industry, the research organization explains this development through the increase of the demands on...



Sweden becomes Estonia's largest export partner
25.01.2011 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
In November 2010, Estonian exports amounted to 861 million euros which is 48% higher than a year earlier. November imports increased 38% in a year to 901 million euros at current prices. Trade deficit decreased, but was still at 40 million euros, according to Statistics Estonia,...



Finland — Timber sales almost back to normal
20.01.2011 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
Finnish Forest Industries Federation member companies purchased 33.2 million cubic metres of wood from private forests in 2010. The amount doubled from 2009 and bounced back to the long-term average. The stumpage prices of some timber grades increased substantially. The total...



Good year in Norwegian forestry
12.01.2011 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
Preliminary figures show that in 2010 approximately 8.4 million cubic meters of timber was taken out from Norwegian forests. This was an increase of 23% compared with 2009, meaning return to the level of years before the financial crisis. Forest Owners' Cooperatives accounted for 76%...



Good mood among the Swedish forest owners
28.12.2010 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
This year, 66 percent of the Swedish forest owners state that they are satisfied with the profitability of forestry. The corresponding figure for 2009 was only 50%. Most happy they were apparently in Norrland, where the 71% have expressed great satisfaction with the situation, according to...



Nordic Forest Owners' Associations: Towards a normal year in Norwegian forestry
21.12.2010 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
With smooth development in December, the total harvesting of timber through the forest owner cooperative port in Norway will be about 6.3 million cubic meters in 2010. The figures for November show a withdrawal of 545,399 cubic meters, an increase of 39% from the same month in the...



$11 Million Christmas Tree Unveiled...in Abu Dhabi
20.12.2010 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
When they deck the halls in opulent Abu Dhabi, it comes with gold ornaments and gem-studded bows on a towering Christmas tree.The $11 million symbol of the season has become the latest extravagance at the Emirates Palace hotel, which boasts its own marina, heliport and a vending machine...



Special Swedish yeast can provide viable ethanol from wood
26.11.2010 | WORLD INDUSTRY NEWS | views
Swedish ethanol manufacturer Sekab and Swedish research company Taurus Energy have been testing ethanol production from cellulose-based feedstock on an industrial scale demo. The results are reported to be promising.A special type of yeast gives a more efficient fermentation of the sugars...



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