In the first quarter of 2006, U.S. imports of both softwood and hardwood plywood saw notable growth. The demand for these materials remained strong, driven by construction activity and industrial needs. Softwood plywood imports rose by 21.2% to 488,925 cubic meters, valued at $137.4 million—an increase of 31% in dollar terms. Meanwhile, hardwood plywood imports climbed by 15.2%, reaching 927,214 cubic meters, with a value of $368.1 billion, reflecting a 19% year-over-year rise.
China was the largest supplier of hardwood plywood, contributing 368,477 cubic meters, a significant 48.5% increase from the previous year. Malaysia followed closely, supplying 155,467 cubic meters, up 22.5%. Indonesia’s exports declined slightly by 11.5%, while Russia saw a modest 9% growth. Brazil's imports dropped by 33%, marking a sharp decline compared to the prior period. These figures highlight the dynamic shifts in the U.S. plywood market during this time.
Release date: September 27, 2006, 9:25:33 AM
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