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Australian Forest and Wood Products Statistics

​ABARES publishes comprehensive datasets relating to Australia's forestry sector in its biannual Australian Forest and Wood Products Statistics report, including time series of data on forest and wood products resources, production, consumption, trade and employment.​

Australian Forest and Wood Products Statistics publications are available at: Australian forest and wood products statistics​.

Archived editions are available via ABARES publication library​.

Decorative image - click through to Australian forest and wood product statistics: September and December quarters 2021.

 

The above infographic is also available in PDF format [0.5 MB].

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