Log Market - June
Domestic demand for logs is steady. New Zealand log processors report domestic sales either at or above the same time last year. However, most log processors expect a drop in demand in Quarter 4.
READ MOREDomestic demand for logs is steady. New Zealand log processors report domestic sales either at or above the same time last year. However, most log processors expect a drop in demand in Quarter 4.
READ MOREThe Government worked swiftly to announce more detail on the proposed Emissions Trading Scheme reform once the 31 May surrender deadline had passed.
READ MOREThe 2020 planting season is in full swing after a few setbacks from drought and Covid-19 lockdown. PF Olsen will this year establish over 16,000 hectares spread around the country.
READ MORENew Zealanders throw out 1.76 billion plastic containers into their rubbish and recycling every year.
READ MOREThe At Wharf Gate (AWG) prices paid by log exporters in May increased 50-56 NZD per JASm3 from the prices received by forest owners in March prior to the COVID-19 lockdown.
READ MOREIn 2010 regulations were introduced to reduce methyl bromide emissions to the atmosphere as part of NZ’s commitment to international agreements we are signatory to.
READ MOREAt the start of May, the Environment Select Committee reported back on proposed changes to the Climate Change Response Act 2002. The committees report proposes numerous amendments and totals almost 400 pages.
READ MOREPF Olsen appoints Ross Larcombe as Acting CEO
READ MOREA Safe Start video has been prepared for you to prepare for your return to work under Level 3 guidelines.
READ MOREThis guide will be used by those working in the New Zealand forestry industry, operating under the NZ COVID-19 Alert System.
READ MOREThe February At Wharf Gate (AWG) prices for logs at New Zealand ports were predominantly rolled over for March.
READ MORENZU prices have continued to decline through March, as the potential impact of COVID-19 on emissions starts to be felt in the market. After seeing prices exceed $29.00 during January, we are now trading around $22.20 (as at 24th of March).
READ MOREFollowing are our six topics of recent forestry related news items that we have chosen to share with you for this month. We hope you find them informative, educational and enlightening.
READ MOREThe forest industry is currently experiencing a very difficult start to 2020. The At Wharf Gate (AWG) prices for export logs dropped approximately 11 NZD per JASm3 in January as demand in China was starting to slow down and stock was building before the China New year holiday period.
READ MORELate in December the government released more detail on proposed ETS changes, and price control settings in particular have been a hot topic.
READ MOREFollowing are our six topics of recent forestry related news items that we have chosen to share with you for this month. We hope you find them informative, educational and enlightening.
READ MOREPF Olsen is aware of the following investment opportunities in NZ forestry.
READ MOREAll the very best for the festive season and a prosperous and healthy New Year.
READ MOREThe CFR sale price for A grade logs in China remained in the mid USD 120s range per JAS m3. At Wharf Gate (AWG) prices for export logs delivered to ports around New Zealand in December increased by an average of 2-3 NZD per JASm3 from November pricing.
READ MORETe Uru Rakau has announced that the deadline for submissions on proposed ETS Forestry Regulations has been extended to reduce the time pressure on submitters at a very busy time of year
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