Timber: Relationships

Every element and industry that Timber is linked to, and how. Each pair has its own card explaining the relationships between the two.

• Wood products: Timber is the raw material of the wood products industry: logs become sawnwood, veneer, plywood and panels. In India the chain runs mostly on farm-grown poplar, eucalyptus and other short-rotation trees, because forest policy restricts harvest from natural forests, and rising demand is increasingly met by imports. (researched)
• Biomass: Biomass needs timber; their prices have moved together.
• Adhesives and sealants: Their prices have moved together.
• Bagasse and black-liquor cogeneration: Bagasse and black-liquor cogeneration needs timber.
• Biomass combustion and CHP: Their prices have moved together.
• Cement: Their prices have moved together.
• Construction and infrastructure: Construction and infrastructure depends on timber.
• E-commerce and digital marketplaces: E-commerce and digital marketplaces depends on timber.
• Education and research: Education and research depends on timber.
• Food and beverage processing: Food and beverage processing depends on timber.
• Formaldehyde: Their prices have moved together.
• Furniture: Furniture depends on timber.
• Hospitality and tourism: Hospitality and tourism depends on timber.
• Household and personal care: Household and personal care depends on timber.
• Media and entertainment: Media and entertainment depends on timber.
• Palm oil: Their prices have moved together.
• Paper and packaging: Paper and packaging depends on timber.
• Pharmaceutical excipients: Timber is a raw material for pharmaceutical excipients.
• Pharmaceuticals: Pharmaceuticals depends on timber.
• Starch and cellulose derivatives: Timber is a raw material for starch and cellulose derivatives.
• Steel: Their prices have moved together.
• Textiles and leather: Textiles and leather depends on timber.
• Transport and logistics: Transport and logistics depends on timber.
• Viscose fibre: Timber is a raw material for viscose fibre.
• Wholesale and retail trade: Wholesale and retail trade depends on timber.