Plywood
Plywood is an engineered wood panel made from glued veneer layers with alternating grain directions for strength. It is used in construction sheathing, furniture, concrete formwork, and marine applications. Tropical hardwood plywood from Indonesia and Malaysia is widely traded internationally.
- BB/CC (Construction)
- Film Faced (Formwork)
- Marine Grade
- Furniture Grade
- FOB
- CIF
- CFR
Plywood, in brief.
- Common origins
- China
- Indonesia
- Malaysia
- Russia
- Brazil
- Common destinations
- United States
- Japan
- United Kingdom
- South Korea
- Middle East
- Grades and specifications
- BB/CC (Construction)
- Film Faced (Formwork)
- Marine Grade
- Furniture Grade
- Incoterms
- FOB
- CIF
- CFR
- Unit of measure
- Cubic Meters
Trading Plywood
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Related market pages.
- Timber (Hardwood)Hardwood timber includes tropical species (teak, meranti, sapele) and temperate species (oak, maple, walnut) used in furniture, flooring, decking, and decorative applications. Tropical hardwood trade is increasingly regulated under EUDR and the US Lacey Act to combat illegal logging.
- Timber (Softwood)Softwood timber (pine, spruce, fir, hemlock) accounts for the majority of global construction lumber demand. It is faster-growing and less expensive than hardwood, widely used in framing, sheathing, formwork, and pallets. The Baltic region, Canada, and Scandinavia are major exporters.
- Wood ChipsWood chips are small pieces of chipped timber used as feedstock for pulp and paper mills, particleboard manufacturing, and biomass energy generation. Hardwood chips (eucalyptus, acacia) are preferred for pulp, while softwood chips serve both pulp and energy markets.
- Wood PelletsWood pellets are compressed biomass fuel made from sawdust and wood residues, used for industrial power generation and residential heating as a renewable alternative to coal. ENplus certification ensures quality standards. The EU, Japan, and South Korea are the largest import markets driven by renewable energy mandates.
- Pulp (Bleached)Bleached pulp is a cellulose fiber product used in paper, tissue, packaging, and specialty applications. Bleached Hardwood Kraft Pulp (BHKP, mainly eucalyptus) and Bleached Softwood Kraft Pulp (BSKP) are the primary market pulp grades. Brazil's Suzano is the world's largest producer.
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