Análise da produção e comercialização nacional de madeira serrada

Abstract

The objective was to analyze the production and marketing of Brazilian lumber non coniferous species and observe how the volume and price behaved during these years. For this, data was used by the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), for the period 1993- 2013, on the production and export of sawnwood species non-coniferous, including native tropical timber and wood from reforestation. It was observed that the production in Brazil declined from 2007 with increased monitoring and action against illegal logging in the country. These actions aimed at the reduction of timber illegally, which generated social and environmental impacts. Most of the domestic production is for the domestic consumption, reaching about 90% of total production. Because of this the participation of Brazil in the international market is still small, which can be attributed to low supply of timber that meets the standards and international marketing requirements, in addition to the many existing barriers in the industry, ranging from the release for exploration forestry, obtaining logs, external barriers, lengthy regulatory agencies.