A weak first half gives way to a June rebound in China’s timber trade

China's timber import figures for the first half of 2026 are now in, and they tell a story of a market that spent most of the period contracting before staging an unexpectedly forceful rebound in June. Customs data show combined…Read the full article on Global Wood Markets Info &rarr ...

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