New Zealand export log prices to China drop due to rising shipping costs
Prices for New Zealand exports of logs in August dropped around $35 per JAS m3 from July prices, due to the combination of reduced demand in China and increased shipping costs. This was an average reduction of 30% across the grades. CFR prices in China are still relatively healthy for this time of the year with A grade logs selling for about 160 USD per JASm3. It is expected that log prices in China will now steadily increase because of a reduction in log supply from New Zealand due to the Covid lockdown, and an increase in log ...
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