Netherlands and Japan increased their market shares of globally traded wood pellets substantially in 2021

Import prices for industrial wood pellets ranged between $160-200/ton in the 2Q/21 and were generally higher than in the same quarter in 2020 (see the latest issue of the WRQ). Denmark and the United Kingdom, the world's two largest importers, had the highest pellet prices. The Netherlands, which increased imports dramatically from 2017 to 2021, has seen annual import prices rise from $150/ton to $190/ton over the past four years. Import prices for industrial wood pellets ranged between$160...

Import prices for industrial wood pellets ranged between $160-200/ton in the 2Q/21 and were generally higher than in the same quarter in 2020 (see the latest issue of the WRQ). Denmark and the United Kingdom, the world's two largest importers, had the highest pellet prices. The Netherlands, which increased imports dramatically from 2017 to 2021, has seen annual import prices rise from $150/ton to $190/ton over the past four years.

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