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333.1 Roundwood3.1.1 Roundwood ProductionSustainable forest production of pine and eucalyptus in Brazil was 191.4 million m³/year in 2007, increased 4.0%compared to 2006. It should be noted that "sustainable production" of species is the potential growth calculated by the plantedarea and its MAI rate. Eucalypt represents 74% of the total production and pine 26%, as presented in Table 3.01.Table 3.01 Estimate of Sustainable Production of Pine and Eucalypt Roundwood in Brazil (2007)20062007SpeciesPlanted Area(1,000 ha)1MAI(m³/ha.year)Sustainable Production(1,000 m³/year)%Planted Area(1,000 ha)1MAI(m³/ha.year)Sustainable Production(1,000 m³/year)%Pine1, 8242749,225271, 8082748,82526Eucalypt3,54938134,868733,75238142,57174TOTAL5,373-184,1231005,560-191,3961001MAI – Mean Annual IncrementSource: FAO; STCP, 2007.Figure 3.02 shows that 95.3% of pine roundwood production concentrates in the South and Southeast regions of Brazil.This concentration is due to the advanced development level of timber industry in these regions, which produce principallysawnwood, plywood and reconstituted panels.Figure 3.02 Estimate of Sustainable Production of Forest Plantation by Region in BrazilPineEucalypt40,00038,66490,00075,00081,2521,000 m30,00020,0001,000 m60,00045,00010,00007,870932 1,113 246West-Central Northeast North Southeast South30,00015,000025,78115,93412,0127,591West-Central Northeast North Southeast South49Source: STCP Database.ABRAFSTATISTICALYEARBOOK 2008Base Year 2007
3Regarding eucalypt roundwood sustainable production, approximately 86.3% of the national sustainable productionconcentrates in the South, Northeast, and Southeast regions of Brazil. These forest plantations are associated to pulp and paperindustry, charcoal-based pig-iron and steel production, and reconstituted panel industry in these regions.Figure 3.03 shows a slight growing trend for roundwood production from forest plantation in 2007. Estimated annualroundwood production for industrial use is 0.8% increase in 2007 compared to 2006, increasing from 151.4 million to 152.63million m .1Figure 3.03 Annual Roundwood Production from Forest Plantations for Industrial Use in Brazil (1990-2007)1,000 m180,000160,000140,000120,000100,00080,00079,97685,79491,20295,699111,395110,141134,042105,164119,739114,427125,440111,425132,588145,493133,507150,193151,371152,57360,00040,00020,00001990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072Forest Products MarketSource: IBGE, 2008.1It includes charcoal, fuelwood and log for energy, pulp, sawnwood and veneer.2STCP estimate.Chapter 3It should be noted that timber companies have made efforts to increase their forest outgrowing schemes as an alternativefor the expansion of their forests, aiming to increase their production capacity.Figure 3.04 presents pine and eucalypt roundwood production during the period 2003-2007, according to informationprovided by ABRAF member companies. Despite 7.3% drop in eucalypt roundwood production in 2006 compared to 2005, theproduction improved increasing 38.2% in 2007 compared to the previous year. On the other hand, pine production that dropped1.2% in 2006 compared to 2005 continued dropping in 2007, decreasing 17.5% in relation to the previous year.50ABRAFSTATISTICALYEARBOOK 2008Base Year 2007
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