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Forestry

AUG

2014

Elaborado por la Gerencia de Servicios e Industrias Extractivas

Marianella Hernández - Gerente

Lisell Zavala

lzavalas@adexperu.org.pe

Teléfono: (01) 618- 3333 ext.: 4401

Coordinadora:

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NEWS

Peru's carbon quantified: Economic and conservation boon Today scientists unveiled the first high-resolution map of the carbon stocks stored on land throughout the entire country of Peru. The new and improved methodology used to make the map marks a sea change for future market-based carbon economies. The new carbon map also reveals Peru's extremely high ecological diversity and it provides the critical input to studies of deforestation and forest degradation for conservation, land use, and enforcement purposes. Full Report link: ftp://dge.stanford.edu/pub/asner/carbonreport/CarnegiePeruCarbonReport-English.pdf Complete article/source: Carnegie Institution. "Peru's carbon quantified: Economic and conservation boon." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 30 July 2014. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/07/140730094037.htm>.

Peru will have a new Forest Inventory, this information will help to develop sector policies 2014.- July 31. The project receives technical support from FAO and will run for five years. Each year 20% of the information of the forests established sample will be completed. For the upcoming years the development of the National Forest Inventory (INF, for its acronym in Spanish) of Peru, will allow to collect and provide information about the current situation of forests in the country. It will serve for decision-making on forest policy. FAO’s technical advisor for the INF, Carla Ramirez, states that the lifting of field information, collecting biophysical data, already has begun in areas of the north coast and in Loreto. "Biophysical measurement are referred to measurements on the trees, their forest type and the species of trees are identified, the most important measures are taken for biomass volumes calculation, also to identify some non- timber forest products and see how important they are for the communities, "she said. Complete article: http://gestion.pe/economia/peru-tendra-inventario-nacional-forestal-informacion-elaborar-politicas-forestales-2104336

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Source: ADEX Data Trade/SUNAT

Elaboration: ADEX

TABLE Nº 1. Peruvian Exports from January to June 2014

Peruvian exports from January to June 2014 have decreased compared to last year with a negative variation of 10.81%. The fastest growing sector compared with 2013 was fishmeal and fish oil with 79.21% variation and within non-traditional exports was the agricultural and agroindustry sector with 29.8%. The timber sector showed an increase of 5.05% compared to 2013, and represented 0.45% of total Peruvian exports.

1. PERUVIAN EXPORTS

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INDUSTRY 2013 2014Var.%

2013-2014

Part.%

2014

TOTAL 20,354,319 18,153,310 -10.81% 100.00%

TRADITIONAL TOTAL 15,205,246 12,632,013 -16.92% 69.59%

TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURE 182,758 180,646 -1.16% 1.00%

FISHMEAL AND FISH OIL 567,910 1,017,747 79.21% 5.61%

NATURAL GAS AND OIL 2,873,318 2,475,938 -13.83% 13.64%

TRADITIONAL MINING 11,581,259 8,957,682 -22.65% 49.34%

NON TRADITIONAL TOTAL 5,149,073 5,521,297 7.23% 30.41%

AGRICULTURAL AND AGROINDUSTRY 1,445,399 1,876,169 29.80% 10.34%

TEXTILE 249,341 318,400 27.70% 1.75%

CLOTHING 634,332 585,447 -7.71% 3.23%

FISH AND FISHERY PRODUCTS 497,268 608,247 22.32% 3.35%

METAL - MECHANICAL 284,852 239,973 -15.76% 1.32%

CHEMICAL 739,361 738,233 -0.15% 4.07%

STEEL AND METALLURGY 624,893 509,045 -18.54% 2.80%

NON METALIC MINING 346,268 315,955 -8.75% 1.74%

TIMBER 77,261 81,165 5.05% 0.45%

OTHERS 250,098 248,663 -0.57% 1.37%

Thousands US$ FOB

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Between January and June, 2014, timber exports reached US$ FOB 81.17 million rising 5.05% more

than 2013, as shown in table nº 1 and figure nº1.

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

2.1 PRODUCT RANKING

TABLE Nº2: TOP TIMBER ITEMS EXPORTS, January-June 2013 and 2014

FIGURE N° 1: Timber Exports Evolution January-June 2014 to US$ FOB thousands

Source: ADEX Data Trade/SUNAT

Elaboration: ADEX

2. PERUVIAN TIMBER EXPORTS

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In table No. 2 semi-finished timber exports increased 8.85%. On the other hand construction products

exports decreased 27.41%, because of the low investment in the construction industry around the

world.

2013 Par.% 2013 2014 Par.% 2014Var.% 2013-

2014

TIMBER PRODUCTS 77,261 100% 81,165 100% 5.05%

SEMI-FINISHED TIMBER PRODUCTS 29,267 38% 31,858 39% 8.85%

SAWN TIMBER 28,252 37% 30,559 38% 8.17%

PLYWOOD AND VENEER PANELS 8,861 11% 8,083 10% -8.79%

FURNITURE AND PARTS 3,563 5% 3,771 5% 5.85%

CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS 4,138 5% 3,004 4% -27.41%

Thousands US$ FOB

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TABLE Nº 3: TOP TIMBER EXPORTS HSCodes, January-June 2013 and 2014

The main exported product is “Timber, including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not assembled,

continuously shaped”, with a market share of 31.8%. In second place we find “other timber sawn or

chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not planed, sanded or end-jointed, of a thickness

exceeding 6 mm” representing 30.56% of total timber exports.

2.2 TOP TIMBER EXPORTS

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

2013 Par.% 2013 2014 Par.% 2014Var.% 2013-

2014

TOTAL 77,261 100.00% 81,165 100.00% 5.05%

4409291000 Timber (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not

assembled) continuously shaped 22,932 29.68% 25,810 31.80% 12.55%

4407990000 Other wood sawn or chipped lenghtwise, sliced or peeled, whether

or not planed, sanded or end-jointed of a thickness exceeding 6mm 20,244 26.20% 24,805 30.56% 22.53%

4407220000

Timber sawn or chipped lenghtwise, sliced or peeled, whether or

not planed, sanded or end-jointed of a thickness exceeding 6mm,

imbuia and balsa

5,972 7.73% 4,658 5.74% -22.01%

4409299000

Timber (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not

assembles) continuously shaped. Lock, strips and friezes for parquet

or wood block flooring, not assembled

5,178 6.70% 3,831 4.72% -26.02%

4412320000 Plywood, veneered panels and siminlar laminated wood, with at

least one outer ply of non-coniferous wood 4,811 6.23% 3,644 4.49% -24.25%

4413000000 Densified timber, in blocks, plates, stripsor profile shapes 1,673 2.16% 2,838 3.50% 69.67%

4409292000 Timber (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not

assembles) continuously shaped, mouldings 1,155 1.50% 2,173 2.68% 88.08%

4418790000

Builders joinery and carpentry of wood, including cellular timber

panels, assembled flooring panels, shingles and shakes, assembled

flooring panels.

3,715 4.81% 2,089 2.57% -43.77%

9403600000 Other furniture and parts thereof 1,861 2.41% 1,833 2.26% -1.49%

4412310000 Other plywood consisting solely of sheets of wood, each ply not

exceeding 6mm thickness of tropical wood 2,223 2.88% 1,601 1.97% -28.01%

4408900000

Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing laminated

timber), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and other wood,

sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not planed, sanded,

spliced or end-jointed, of a thickness not exceeding 6mm

1,322 1.71% 1,465 1.81% 10.82%

4407290000

Timber sawn or chipped lenghtwise, sliced or peeled, whether or

not planed, sanded or end-jointed of a thickness exceeding 6mm, of

tropical species

1,859 2.41% 1,009 1.24% -45.69%

4410110000

Particle board, oriented strand board (OSB) and similar board

(waferboard) of wood or other ligneous material, whether or not

agglomerated with resins or other organic binding substances

441 0.57% 897 1.10% 103.45%

9403500000 Wooden furniture of a kind used in bedroom 843 1.09% 854 1.05% 1.35%

4418200000 Wooden doors and their frames and thresholds 76 0.10% 485 0.60% 538.74%

OTHERS 2,956 3.83% 3,173 3.91% 7.34%

Description

Thousands US$ FOB

H.S.Code

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2.3 MARKET RANKING

The main exporting markets for the period from January to June were China, U.S. and Mexico, with 42%, 17% and 15% respectively, representing 74% of share of exports in this sector. China has increased its Peruvian imports by 33.02%, but it is recommended to look for new markets and diversify products. On the other hand United States and Mexico have decreased their imports of Peruvian products, as a result table nº4 shows variances of -19.78% and -9.96% respectively. The main items exported were No. 4409291000 and No. 4407990000, there are primarily imported by China. However, the mentioned products have reduced added value.(See Table No. 3)

Figure N°2: Top Timber markets, January to June 2014 in US$FOB

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Table Nº 4 TOP TIMBER DESTINATION MARKETS, January-June 2013 and 2014

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2.4 RANKING OF COMPANIES

Table Nº 6 RANKING OF TIMBER COMPANIES, January to June of 2014

Maderera Bozovich remains as the highest exporter in 2014; its main destinations are China, United States

and Mexico. The second largest exporter is IMK Maderas, its main destinations are China, France and

Germany followed by Inversiones La Oroza which mainly exports to Mexico, China and Domenican

Republic.

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

2014 Par.% 2014 2014 Par.% 2014

1 MADERERA BOZOVICH S.A.C. 13,910,577 17.14% 10,657,940 14.72%

2 IMK MADERAS S.A.C. 11,594,934 14.29% 8,973,290 12.39%

3 INVERSIONES LA OROZA S.R.L. 4,068,578 5.01% 5,479,562 7.57%

4 PERUVIAN FLOORING S.A.C. 2,941,785 3.62% 2,631,385 3.63%

5 TRIPLAY AMAZONICO S.A.C 2,723,871 3.36% 1,718,261 2.37%

6 INVERSIONES TECNICAS MADERABLES S.A.C. 2,385,350 2.94% 1,756,420 2.43%

7 CONSORCIO MADERERO S.A.C. 2,312,136 2.85% 2,146,700 2.96%

8 E & J MATTHEI MADERAS DEL PERU S.A 2,136,418 2.63% 1,746,487 2.41%

9 INVERSIONES WCA EIRL 1,748,649 2.15% 2,181,560 3.01%

10 WEIMAN S.A.C. 1,709,015 2.11% 1,913,855 2.64%

11 MADERERA DIAISI E.I.R.L. 1,509,950 1.86% 1,740,580 2.4%

12 INDUSTRIAL UCAYALI S.A.C 1,439,659 1.77% 1,270,703 1.75%

13 MADERERA VULCANO S.A.C. 1,407,746 1.73% 1,154,145 1.59%

14 FABRICA DE ENCHAPES Y TRIPLAY S.A.C - FADET S.A.C 1,406,745 1.73% 734,720 1.01%

15 GESTION MADERERA EXPORT SAC 1,294,330 1.59% 1,181,685 1.63%

16 CONSORCIO FORESTAL AMAZONICO S.A.C. 1,236,184 1.52% 1,950,762 2.69%

17 CORPORACION INDUSTRIAL FORESTAL SOCIEDAD ANONIMA CERRADA 1,167,986 1.44% 2,738,980 3.78%

18 ARBE LUMBER S.A.C. 1,131,702 1.39% 906,200 1.25%

19 HERMANOS FORESTAL S.A.C. 1,102,822 1.36% 1,113,510 1.54%

20 TRIPLAY MARTIN S.A.C. 966,625 1.19% 1,168,050 1.61%

21 LOGISTICA MADERERA SELVA S.C.R.L. 953,530 1.17% 1,141,690 1.58%

22 MADERAP S.A.C. 892,430 1.1% 840,863 1.16%

23 TABLEROS PERUANOS S.A. 885,896 1.09% 1,731,641 2.39%

24 GREEN GOLD FORESTRY PERU S.A.C. 824,996 1.02% 647,460 0.89%

25 MADERERA PACIFICO INTERNACIONAL S.R.L. 819,262 1.01% 937,780 1.3%

26 MADERERA LOS INKAS S.A.C. 812,828 1.0% 1,309,360 1.81%

27 LUMAT MADERAS S.A.C. 804,287 0.99% 484,380 0.67%

28 CORPORACION FORESTAL CLAUDITA S.A.C. 699,470 0.86% 683,740 0.94%

29 PODIUM FORESTAL SAC 678,196 0.84% 548,560 0.76%

30 KMU PERU S.A.C. 655,057 0.81% 436,613 0.6%

OTROS 14,944,014 18.41% 10,480,679 14.47%

TOTAL 81,165,029 100.0% 72,407,560 100.0%

US$ FOB Net Weight (Kg)EXPORTERN°

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3.1 Sawn timber

Sawn timber between January and June 2014 represented the second largest export for timber in general, with 38% of market share (see Table No. 2). For this period exports increased 8.17% compared to January to June, 2013, with US$FOB 30 millions (see Table 7). The main importer of Peruvian sawn timber was the Chinese market with a 43.05% share (See Table 7).

2013 Par.% 2013 2014 Par.% 2014Var.% 2013-

2014

TOTAL 28,252 100.00% 30,559 100.00% 8.17%

CHINA 8,881 31.43% 13,155 43.05% 48.13%

MEXICO 6,091 21.56% 5,844 19.12% -4.05%

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 4,672 16.54% 3,954 12.94% -15.38%

UNITED STATES 4,540 16.07% 3,224 10.55% -28.98%

NEW ZEALAND 252 0.89% 760 2.49% 201.84%

OTHERS 3,817 13.51% 3,623 11.86% -5.09%

Country

Thousands US$ FOB

Figure Nº 3: Evolution of sawn Timber exports January to

June 2014

Figure N°4: Sawn Timber markets, January -June 2014 in US$FOB

3. EXPORTS BY SUBSECTOR

Table Nº 7: Destination Markets of sawn timber January - June 2013 and 2014

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

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4.1 Semi-finished timber

4.2 Semi-manufacturados

Semi-finished timber, which includes HS Codes: 440929100, 4409299000, 4409292000 and 4409210000, remains as the first exported item in 2014 with 39% of market share (See Table No. 2). Exports were valued at US$ FOB 31 million increasing by 8.85% compared to 2013 (See Table No. 2). China was the main importer for semi-finished timber with a 68.49% market share. (See Table No. 8). On the other hand, Denmark is increasing its Peruvian semi-finished timber imports of (See Table No. 8).

Table Nº 8: Semi-finished timber market, January -June 2014 in US$FOB

2013 Par.% 2013 2014 Par.% 2014Var.% 2013-

2014

TOTAL 29,267 100.00% 31,858 100.00% 8.85%

CHINA 16,941 57.88% 21,185 66.50% 25.05%

FRANCE 2,313 7.90% 3,103 9.74% 34.17%

UNITED STATES 5,183 17.71% 2,928 9.19% -43.52%

DENMARK 118 0.40% 760 2.38% 545.56%

MEXICO 1,004 3.43% 655 2.06% -34.74%

OTHERS 3,708 12.67% 3,227 10.13% -12.97%

Country

Thousands US$ FOB

Figure N°6: Wood semi-finished timber market, January -June 2014 in US$FOB

Figure N°5: Evolution of semi-finished timber exports January to June 2014

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

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Plywood and Veneered Panels exports between January and June 2014 decreased in 8.79%. (See Table No. 9) The main destination for this sub-sector was Mexico with a 52.25% market share, followed by U.S. that increased its imports by 79.82% compared to 2013(See Table 9).

Table Nº 9: Plywood and veneer panels market, January -June 2014 in US$FOB

Figure Nº 7: Evolution of plywood and veneer panels exports January to June 2014

Figure N°8 Plywood and veneer panels market, January -June 2014 in US$FOB

3.3 Plywood and veneer panels

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

2013 Par.% 2013 2014 Par.% 2014Var.% 2013-

2014

TOTAL 8,861 100.00% 8,083 100.00% -8.79%

MEXICO 5,062 57.13% 4,223 52.25% -16.57%

UNITED STATES 1,523 17.19% 2,739 33.89% 79.82%

ECUADOR 564 6.36% 345 4.27% -38.83%

VENEZUELA 513 5.79% 242 2.99% -52.85%

COSTA RICA - 0.00% 114 1.41% 0.00%

OTHERS 1,199 13.53% 419 5.18% -65.05%

Country

Thousands US$ FOB

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3.4 Furniture and parts

Furniture and parts exports reached US$FOB 3.77 millions, rising 5.85% compared to the same period in 2013 (Table 2). United States was the main importer representing 71.40% of the total furniture and parts exports (see Table 10). Panamanian market is growing after 2013, which was the lowest year of the last 5 years, from US$FOB 60 thousands in 2013, it reached in 2014 US$FOB 127 thousands.

Table Nº 10: Furniture and parts markets, January –June 2014 in US$FOB

Figure Nº 9 Evolution of furniture and parts exports January to June 2014

Figure N°10 Furniture and parts markets, January -June 2014 in US$FOB

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

Source: ADEX Data Trade

Elaboration: ADEX

2013 Par.% 2013 2014 Par.% 2014Var.% 2013-

2014

TOTAL 3,563 100.00% 3,771 100.00% 5.85%

UNITED STATES 2,175 61.04% 2,693 71.40% 23.82%

ITALY 581 16.31% 521 13.81% -10.39%

BOLIVIA 225 6.33% 186 4.93% -17.46%

CHILE 192 5.40% 132 3.51% -31.23%

PANAMA 60 1.68% 127 3.36% 111.61%

OTHERS 329 9.25% 113 2.99% -65.73%

Country

Thousands US$ FOB

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El crecimiento del Top 5 de partidas exportadas en el sector de prendas de vestir fue de 23.1%, y el del resto de partidas fue de 21.3% (crecimiento total de 22.1%). El Top 5 concentró más del 44% de las exportaciones. Los más fuertes crecimientos fueron las partidas 6105100051 (53.4%) y la 6109100039 (53.4%).

4. EVENTS

IWF Atlanta

20- 23 Agosto. Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta Georgia-USA,

More information: http://www.iwfatlanta.com/

EXPOCAMACOL

27-30 Agosto. Construction, Architecture and design fair EXPOCAMACOL

More information: http://www.expocamacol.com/

EXPO CARPINTERO

29-30-31 de Agosto. Politecnico Rafael Loayza-Mariano Melgar-Arequipa,Peru

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Spoga Gafa, The garden trade fair.

31/8,1-2 Setiembre. Cologne, Germany

More information: http://www.spogagafa.com/