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Seattle, USA. April 2010 "/ strong>. The? Balance between the demand for wood fiber and offer varied? E? through? United States in the 1Q/10, a report? the Am? North America Wood Fiber Review. The market? fiber in the South has become much more stringent? Following the application? lev? e fiber associated? e? the mill has historically low r? sidual. Several plants of p? You producing p? Te market? have? t? being ex? execution almost? full capacity? during the first months of the Sch? e because they wanted to take advantage of record prices for both NBSK and p? commercial HBKP you. The South

experienced unusually wet first quarter, r? Sult of the acc? S in for? Ts is OD? Extremely difficult. Many soci? T? S operating foresti? Have re? T? forced to look further plants for consumption mineable areas. There were m? Me of exp? Publishing chips eucalypt Br? Sil? come to the r? region as a complete? tion of domestic sources of hardwood fibers. ? Following the continued improvement of the market? s of the p? you and the difficult operating foresti? re, fiber prices have increased? of her? is spectacular, especially in? States South Central o? prices have increased? fiber r? resinous 12% last year and prices of hardwood fibers up 16% of the 1Q/09. For over five years, plants p? You in the South? United States have had an r? Production co? Ts fiber wood than most other plants in the r? region other p? your main producers? United States, the North West. This condition has chang? where in the 1Q/10 co? ts wood in the r? region of South Central? t? practically m? in my northwest, and is m? me to imagine that the plants w? you in the West can be r? production co? ts wood fiber that factories in the South later this Appendix? e. The closure of two large factories of p? Your Oregon and Montana is expected to r? Reduce the demand for wood fiber pr? s 15% in the Northwest. ? Following the closure, a number of plants of p? you will be less? pending chips manufactured? are? from roundwood in the future and will consume a higher proportion of cheaper chips r? sidual. The average pond? R? Douglas fiber for the North West has diminished? nine per cent in the first quarter, according to the wood north-am? Rican review fiber. co? ts of the wood fiber has experienced a trend? declining since pr? s two years and are currently pr? s 40% less than in 2008. For

? States-Lac, prices r? Resinous to be? Pla? Have in the first quarter, while prices are hardwood Remained s ? Flat 12 months. Factories p? Of your r? Region were wrong? the winter season with a stable supply and no dramatic change in demand for fiber. fiber prices r? resinous, who g? n? ally? t? more volatile than the price of hardwood, increased? year pass? and are currently the most? lev? to? United States. implemented? market day?

p? you and biomass are included in the 24-page publication Wood north-am? Rican review fiber. The report,? Table in 1982 and with readers in most large companies foresti? Re in Am? North America, tracks wood chips? p? you and prices in 15 market? s cl? s of? United States and Canada. >

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