"timber exports" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of economic trade, e.g. "China has increased timber exports to the US over the past year."
From the 16th century it prospered from timber exports.
It provides the lion's share of timber exports.
Fish and timber exports were stopped, as well as grain imports from Denmark.
In turn, politicians take cuts from any deal they approve, whether timber exports or disbursement of aid.
Jerry Hunter, an official at British Columbia's Ministry of Forests, suggests that the technology could be particularly useful for developing countries struggling with illegal timber exports.
With the Russian border closed to eastern trade, the port's transit role declined, but its agricultural and timber exports became the core of the national economy.
Europe is Malaysia's second-largest timber export market after Japan, with 2.67 billion ringgit ($834 million) in sales of timber and timber products in 2009.
Pan Pac produces pulp, timber, export chip and export logs from its operations.
But now that Liberia has signed a Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA) with the European Union, the hope is that a new era of sustainable timber export can begin.
The outcomes from our studies with Phytophthora pluvialis and Phytophthora kernoviae imply that the conclusions of Ahumada et al. ([2012]) are also applicable to green radiata pine timber exported from New Zealand.
"Try Pheap has a monopoly on timber export rights," said Ouch Leng, director of the Cambodian Human Rights Taskforce.
