DIGITALNA ARHIVA ŠUMARSKOG LISTA
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| ŠUMARSKI LIST 3-4/1958 str. 29 <-- 29 --> PDF |
In the Forest Branch the export consists of fuelwood, Beech pupwood, wood charcoal and a small quantity of pulpwood of broadleaved species. The export of Beech cordwood represents from the year to yar an ever greater problem, because the home as well af foreign buyers oriented themselves to the use of gas, electricity and oil for heating purposes. Therefore´, the solution is to be sought in giving priority to the processing of Beech cordwood and in forcing all other Beech assortments but fuelwood. Then, the author presents data on the export of the sawn softwoods (Fir) for which there exist favourable conditions for sale. The plan of the export of sawn Beechwood in 1957 was considerably surpassed. In spite of all competition by African tree species, Beech still has remained for the furniture industry the most gratifying and desirable tree species. It is foreseen that in 1958 the exports of Beechwood will be on the same level as in 1957. The share of the Beechwood in the total export of hardwoods to the United Kingdom in 1956 was 45% while in 1957 35°/o. In the list of hardwood suppliers to Great Britain Yugoslavia leapt from the 7th to the 4th place. In the total structure of the Yugoslav timber export there is clearly visible an ever greater proportion of final products, i. e. furniture, woodwares and sports requisits. |