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  • Skujkoku mežs

    Wood prices from panic to a logical price

    At the beginning of 2022, there was a visible price increase in all assortments compared to 2021. The demand in the first quarters of the year was driven by panic and ignorance, but at the end of the year the situation normalized, with prices slowly stabilizing in line with the demand.

  • Dastota cirsma

    The prices of pulpwood and firewood changed

    Energy wood prices are experiencing a drop in November, however, as the colder winter months in Latvia approach, the demand may increase for a while under the influence of the average air temperature. Softwood and birch pulpwood, like energy wood, will tumble and decline before the price stabilizes. Similarly, the prices of softwood saw logs also decreased in November, which directly depends on the demand.

  • Pievešanas ceļš cirsmai

    Changes in the energy wood prices

    As a result of the overproduction of energy wood, wood prices in Latvia experienced a slight and most likely, temporary price drop at the beginning of November. On the other hand, in October the average price of pulpwood decreased by 2%. The price drop also continued in the segment of thick and medium softwood saw logs, which is mainly related to the decrease in the volume of production of construction products, which according to the data of the Central Statistics Office has fallen by 12.5% in the last nine months in Latvia.

  • Kailcirte

    The volumes of energy wood increases

    In September, despite the drop in demand the price of softwood sawlogs in Latvia remains almost unchanged. Due to the suspension of supplies from Russia and Belarus, the shortage of sawlogs is greater and keeps the price unchanged. Meanwhile energy wood and especially firewood is becoming more and more in demand.

  • Forvarders

    Logging prices in the private sector

    August was marked by a shortage of wood and rising logging costs, in addition to the geopolitical situation associated with rising fuel prices and insufficient availability of work opportunities. In the month of August, there was a noticeable drop in the price of softwood sawlogs. At the very end of the month there was a dramatic rise, as a result the average softwood price even increased by almost 4% for pine and 6% for spruce sawlogs. The prices of raw materials for firewood and pellets continue to rise moderately.