Sentence examples for timber marketing from inspiring English sources

Timber Marketing and Pricing Policy-1999, Ministry of Agriculture, Royal Government of Bhutan.

According to the Timber Marketing and Pricing Policy of 1999, timber is sold by the timber producing agencies through open auction only with only Bhutanese nationals being allowed to participate.

The Timber Marketing and Pricing Policy (RGOB, 2002) also emphasises that (i) urban, commercial and industrial sectors can access timber through open auctions; (ii) prices are determined by market forces and (iii) the export of logs, sawnwood and fuelwood is banned unless lots remain unsold after three consecutive auctions, in which case FDCL may auction timber internationally.

"The traditional timber market had very high barriers to entry," said Steven A. Baffico, head of United States retail distribution for Guggenheim Claymore.

Former President Jimmy Carter's March 24 Op-Ed article, "A Flawed Timber Market," is a pearl of wisdom.

Both the reform of forestland tenure and timber market liberalization are important for forest resources management worldwide.

"It takes strong timber markets to allow the flow of stave logs out of the woods," said Stringer.

Outcomes that are good for both trees and people will also depend on external factors such as law enforcement and access to timber markets.

However, this evidence is insufficient to determine whether timber market models that rely on conventional timber supply specifications will suffer from significant forecasting biases.

Struggling with a weak timber market, the Weyerhaeuser Company said yesterday that it would close three sawmills and other operations in Arkansas, Canada and Mexico by the end of the year.

The impacts are even heavier across the Asia-Pacific region, where native forests from Siberia to the Solomon Islands are being overexploited to feed Chinese timber markets.