Latest Blogs on the Timber Industry & Trade Digitization

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Timber Market Service

Where Data Meets Compliance: A Timber Market Service for Responsible Benchmarking

Timber Exchange is committed to providing useful insights for actors on the timber market, essentially by a benchmarking service using a price index. Here, it is essential to abide by the rules of competition law to uphold a sound market in a sensitive commercial area as a third-party service.

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Timber Market Insights

The Forecast Room: Your Exclusive Gateway to Unmatched Timber Market Insights

As the timber industry continues to face increasing volatility and unpredictability, having access to reliable data and qualitative expert insights has never been more crucial. Recognising that, we are excited to announce the launch of The Forecast Room - an exclusive premium add-on for Timber Exchange's Market Data Hub, designed to empower timber professionals with critical market knowledge and strategic foresight.

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DHL Resilience360’s Former CEO Tobias Larsson Joins

DHL Resilience360’s Former CEO Tobias Larsson Joins Timber Exchange Board of Directors

Tobias Larsson is the newest addition to the Timber Exchange Board of Directors. The Board of Directors at Timber Exchange are a team of senior industry professionals sitting at the helm with several years of experience and expertise in industries including forestry, technology, & logistics.

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Timber Market Risks

How Importers Can Diversify Timber Market Risks and Increase Stability

A few timber buyers and distributors are globally active with truly global agile supply chains. Most at best are competitive and established in one or two markets. Due to this reliance, movements or changes in exchange rates, natural disasters, legal frameworks, port strikes or forest fires might come in the way of fulfilling the transaction.

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Consumers Demand Traceability of Wood Products

Consumers Demand Traceability of Wood Products - How to do it the Right Way

Consumers buy wood products in DIY stores and furniture. Being able to trace the wood’s origin is becoming of increasing importance for consumers. Previously this was difficult or near impossible on an item-by-item basis, but technology is enabling this, allowing consumers to track the journey of a piece of wood throughout the global supply chain.

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Compliance Issues in Timber Trade

How to Deal with Compliance Issues in Timber Trade

When it comes to compliance issues, global trade functions in a complex and tricky landscape. This involves dealing with complicated and layered international transport and trade compliance frameworks that involve several counterparties spread across multiple countries. Needless to say, several government agencies govern the distinct layers in detail. Failing to comply with even a single aspect or violating them might jeopardize the entire trade process, thereby incurring high risks and costs.

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