Poland’s State Forests plans to offer 37.7 million m³ of timber in 2027, slightly more than this year, under new sales rules that tighten checks on buyers’ processing declarations and retain inflation as a factor in setting base prices. For sawmills and other wood processors, the modest increase comes while profitability remains weak and access to suitable raw material continues to divide the industry.
Poland to set new timber sales rules as wood companies struggle with costs and weak demand
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