This table shows the volume of roundwood produced in Russia over the last three years. Each row represents a specific product type: birch pulpwood, firewood, construction materials, and other categories. Rows are distinguished by product code and output volume, with units of measurement varying by wood type, most commonly in thousand cubic meters. The data reflects the period from 2023 to 2025, providing a detailed breakdown of all forestry product items
Балансы березовые Тысяча —
Тысяча плотных кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции (всего)
Тысяча кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции — 03_Март
Тысяча кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции — 02_Февраль
Тысяча кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции — 12_Декабрь
Тысяча кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции — 01_Январь
Тысяча кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции — 07_Июль
Тысяча кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции — 10_Октябрь
Differences between rows correspond to types of wood products: birch pulpwood, firewood, construction materials, and so on. Each row contains a code, production volume, and year of output, allowing for comparisons between different wood categories. The data covers all of Russia, and units of measurement vary by product category. Comparisons can be made between different types of the same raw material or across years to observe changes in production volumes over the three-year period
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Балансы березовые — Тысяча кубических метров — Произведено важнейших видов продукции (всего)” — 12,494; the smallest is “Балансы березовые — Тысяча кубических метров — Код” at 114. The gap between them is 110-fold.
The table is 67% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
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Forestry specialists, wood processing enterprises, and timber market analysts use this information to assess production structure and industry dynamics. Rosstat updates these figures annually for the 2023–2025 period, providing a detailed breakdown by timber type, which helps track changes in output volumes and plan production tasks at all levels of the timber industry complex
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