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Longer time series data are available to download in ODS (OpenDocument Spreadsheet) format, for the following topics:
The data are broken down by:
Longer time series data to 2023 are available in ODS (Open Document Spreadsheet) formats as follows:
The data are broken down by:
The data cover softwood deliveries and hardwood deliveries.
The data cover number of mills, consumption of softwood and production of sawn softwood and are broken down by:
The data cover number of manufacturers and softwood consumption and are broken down by:
Longer time series for periods ending March 1985 to March 2024 are available as follows:
Coniferous Standing Sales Price Index for overlapping 12-month periods: ODS. The data also give underlying figures for volumes, total prices and average prices by average tree size in Great Britain.
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