Higher operational costs and port issues drive up Brazilian wood prices
Brazilian timber suppliers are preparing for price increases between May and June 2025, as rising operational costs, port inefficiencies, and export-related complications weigh heavily on the sector. Demand for sawnwood remains uncertain, creating volatility in the market. This is largely influenced by fluctuations in the construction sector and the performance of export markets. In particular, high interest rates in the United States and the risk of new tariffs on wood products are affecting the competitiveness of Brazilian timber internationally. Logistical challenges at Brazil’s ports continue to be a major concern. Exporters report inadequate infrastructure, frequent transportation ...
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