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Decrease recorded in Total Production of Forest Assortments in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Published: November 16, 2019
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Total production of forest assortments in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 3rd quarter of 2019. decreased for 1,14%, compared to the same period in 2018.

Production of coniferous (softwood) assortments is, for 8,20% lower while the production of broadleaf (hardwood) assortments increases for 5,73%.

Production of coniferous logs is 5,37% lower while production of broadleaf logs increases for 11,33%. An increase in production of 17,95%, compared to 3rd quarter of 2018., is recorded in production of broadleaf cordwood and 7,33% in production of broadleaf other long wood. The increased production has also been recorded in broadleaf fuelwood at the level of 3,19%, according to BiH’s Agency for Statistics.

The production decrease is recorded in the production of coniferous mining wood of 11,48%, in production of coniferous other long wood of 21,93% and 13,97% in the production of coniferous cordwood.

Other roughly worked wood, coniferous fuelwood and broadleaf mining wood are produced in small quantities and changes in produced quantities do not affect variations in total production of forest assortments.

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