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A total of 295 thousand green tonnes of softwood (UK grown and imported) was purchased by softwood fencing manufacturers in 2017 (Table 2.26). This represents an increase of 6% from the 2016 total of 277 thousand green tonnes.
Table 2.26 Total roundwood purchased by softwood round fencing manufacturers, 2008-2017YearSize category (consumption)1 Total
<1
1 – <5
5 – <10
10+
thousand green […]
A total of 303 thousand green tonnes of softwood (UK grown and imported) was purchased by softwood fencing manufacturers in 2016 (Table 2.26). This represents a decrease of 4% from the 2015 total of 316 thousand green tonnes.
Table 2.26 Total roundwood purchased by softwood round fencing manufacturers, 2007-2016
YearSize category (consumption)1 Total
<1
1 – <5
5 – <10
10+
thousand green […]
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Table 2.26 Total roundwood purchased by softwood round fencing manufacturers, 2006-2015
Year
Size category (consumption)1
Total
< 1
1 – […]
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< […]
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