B.C. wood seeks entry in Vietnam, faces specification barrier

British Columbia’s forestry sector is targeting Vietnam as an alternative market amid U.S. tariff pressure, but a report by Business in Vancouver suggests that demand for B.C. wood will ultimately be determined outside the country. Vietnam’s position as the world’s second-largest furniture exporter, with rising imports of timber and wood products, has made it an attractive destination for Canadian suppliers. The country’s expanding manufacturing base is driving demand for raw materials, creating opportunities for exporters. However, the report highlights that Vietnam is not a new or open market. Supply chains are ...

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