Midas Trading Group Inc

"Global exports of forest products, including sawn wood, pulp and paper, grew by 68% between 2000 and 2019, to $244bn. Demand is reaching redwood-like heights, fertilised by a pandemic diy boom. Having ranged between $200 and $400 for much of the past decade, the price of 1,000 square feet of one-inch-thick timber has exceeded $1,400and hoisted the share prices of wood producers up with it... Mark Wilde of the Bank of Montreal expects more saw mills to come online in respons...e. They will be different to those of the past, for the industry is also undergoing root-and-branch changes. The first is the collapse in demand for commercial printing over the past 15-20 years. This has led to consolidation in paper production. Many paper mills have been converted to manufacture packaging, preferred by consumers who worry about plastic’s environmental impact... The second, related change is technology-enabled diversification. Most mills already manufacture wood products on top of selling lumber... Greater harvesting efficiency is now combining with newer techniques to expand the range of wood products. " https://www.economist.com//the-wood-products-industry-is-u

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