Log harvesting in New Zealand has returned to full pace following the holiday break, with early indicators pointing to a more stable trading environment in 2026, supported by domestic demand and steady export flows to China and India. The domestic market is currently providing momentum, with sawmills reporting improved order books and higher enquiry activity. These signals suggest a gradual recovery in housing starts and light construction, offering support for log demand and contributing to economic activity in regional communities through employment and transport services. China: post-holiday demand to shape prices In export markets, attention is ...
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