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China's hardwood imports saw a 7% growth in 2021
Posted on February 21, 2022
- In 2021, hardwood log and sawn timber imports grew by 7.07% annually to 22.94 million cubic meters (+7.07% as compared to 2020) due to big demand from indoor decoration, and the real estate market drove up the furniture demand in China.
- Hardwood log imports increased by 8.41% to 13.7 million cubic meters of which the top 5 source countries supplied 8.593 million cubic meters, accounting for 62.71% of the total.
- China imported 9.24 million cubic meters of hardwood-sawn timber, which is a.
- An annual increase of 5.14%, among them, the top 5 source countries supplied 7.233 million cubic meters, accounting for 78.25% of the total.