Results for "Timber Tariff "
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Brazilian timber exports shift toward Mexico as new U.S. tariffs reshape North American trade flows
Brazilian timber exports to Mexico surged 33% through Paranaguá Terminal as new U.S. tariffs prompted exporters to redirect shipments across North America.
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Canada shifts timber export strategy toward China amid escalating U.S. tariff pressures
Canada pivots timber exports to China as U.S. tariffs hit 34.83%. New Forest Strategy targets rural growth and Indigenous forestry communities.
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British Columbia targets India for timber and resource partnerships amid U.S. tariff disruptions
British Columbia is courting India for new timber and resource partnerships as U.S. tariffs disrupt exports, with Premier Eby leading a delegation to Bangalore.
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US sawmill capacity continues to decline despite Federal efforts to expand timber harvesting
US sawmill capacity declined 6% year-over-year despite federal efforts to boost timber harvesting, highlighting ongoing challenges across the lumber sector.
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EU removes final tariffs on U.S. wood products following approval of transatlantic trade agreement
European Parliament removes remaining tariffs on US wood panels, expanding duty-free timber trade and strengthening EU-US forest products commerce.
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US proposes 25% tariff on Brazilian imports following Section 301 findings on illegal deforestation
US proposes a 25% tariff on Brazilian imports after a Section 301 probe linked illegal deforestation and logging practices to trade distortions.
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Canada unveils forest sector action plan to counter tariffs and mill closures
Canada launches a four-pillar Forest Sector Action Plan to modernize mills, expand markets, and protect workers amid US tariffs and industry closures.
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Canada launches $130 Million Federal Program to advance mass timber housing and low-carbon wood technologies
Canada invests $130M to test single-stair timber housing, scale mass timber production, boost Indigenous participation, and strengthen forest-sector resilience.
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Canadian lumber tariffs drive US framing costs higher as builders face intensifying material pressure
Canadian lumber tariffs push US framing lumber prices higher as homebuilders face mounting construction material and supply chain pressures.
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Senate democrats introduce bill to exclude key construction materials from Trump’s tariffs amid housing crisis
Senate Democrats push for the Housing Tariff Exclusion Act, aiming to remove critical building materials from Trump’s tariffs to ease housing cost burden.
