Russia's Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Gelman Gref, recently stated that the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and Trade has advocated zero tariffs on wood processing equipment imported from China. Gref pointed out that Russia and China have reached an agreement to impose zero tariffs on wood processing equipment. He said that Russia and China must formulate joint plans for cooperation in the field of deep processing of wood. At the same time, Chinese Minister of Commerce Bo Xilai hopes that the Russian government will provide effective locations and provide wood processing equipment. Bo Xilai said that Chinese companies are planning to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in setting up pulp mills in the Khabarovsk Krai.
Forestry is Russia's main industrial sector, and its output value accounts for 5% of the total industrial output of Russia. In the past 15 years, Russia’s forestry and wood processing industry products have dropped from 18% to 2% in the international market. Most of the exports are low value-added products. In order to increase the share of the forestry industry in the international market and increase the value-added and exports of manufactured goods, the Russian government has formulated many specific measures to stimulate the development of its domestic forestry. A series of tariff measures have been adopted to encourage the export of finished wood products and high-value-added products and limit the export of logs. Since May 2006, the tariff for exporting unprocessed timber is 6.5 per cent and not less than 4 euro per cubic meter. From January 1, 2007, the tariff will reach 10%, but not less than 10 euros. In addition, it also vigorously combats illegal logging and strengthens the supervision of forest resources. All these policies and measures are conducive to the development of the Russian forestry sector, and therefore will also increase the demand for forestry equipment and woodworking machinery.
At present, there are many factories producing forestry and woodworking equipment in Russia, but most of them are sawmill equipment, including debarkers, flat saws, and straight saws. These machines cannot meet the needs of their forestry development and cannot produce high-quality products. . Nowadays, equipment from Germany, Italy, and Finland has occupied the market for a long time. Companies in Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland also have a certain market share in recent years.
Although China's domestic forestry machinery and woodworking equipment are still unable to compete with countries such as Germany, Italy, and Finland in many aspects, they have strong competitiveness in the provision of equipment for some small businesses. Domestically produced products can meet Russia, both in quality and price. Countries such as Estonia, Lithuania and Poland compete, and in recent years, many of our products have reached the international level. In addition, many Chinese enterprises have established joint venture forestry companies in Russia. If Chinese companies provide financial and financial support for the purchase of domestically produced equipment, domestic forestry and woodworking equipment will become more competitive.
Forestry is Russia's main industrial sector, and its output value accounts for 5% of the total industrial output of Russia. In the past 15 years, Russia’s forestry and wood processing industry products have dropped from 18% to 2% in the international market. Most of the exports are low value-added products. In order to increase the share of the forestry industry in the international market and increase the value-added and exports of manufactured goods, the Russian government has formulated many specific measures to stimulate the development of its domestic forestry. A series of tariff measures have been adopted to encourage the export of finished wood products and high-value-added products and limit the export of logs. Since May 2006, the tariff for exporting unprocessed timber is 6.5 per cent and not less than 4 euro per cubic meter. From January 1, 2007, the tariff will reach 10%, but not less than 10 euros. In addition, it also vigorously combats illegal logging and strengthens the supervision of forest resources. All these policies and measures are conducive to the development of the Russian forestry sector, and therefore will also increase the demand for forestry equipment and woodworking machinery.
At present, there are many factories producing forestry and woodworking equipment in Russia, but most of them are sawmill equipment, including debarkers, flat saws, and straight saws. These machines cannot meet the needs of their forestry development and cannot produce high-quality products. . Nowadays, equipment from Germany, Italy, and Finland has occupied the market for a long time. Companies in Estonia, Lithuania, and Poland also have a certain market share in recent years.
Although China's domestic forestry machinery and woodworking equipment are still unable to compete with countries such as Germany, Italy, and Finland in many aspects, they have strong competitiveness in the provision of equipment for some small businesses. Domestically produced products can meet Russia, both in quality and price. Countries such as Estonia, Lithuania and Poland compete, and in recent years, many of our products have reached the international level. In addition, many Chinese enterprises have established joint venture forestry companies in Russia. If Chinese companies provide financial and financial support for the purchase of domestically produced equipment, domestic forestry and woodworking equipment will become more competitive.
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