Production of wood and cork products in July
In July, Rosstat recorded the output of 644 wood and cork product items. Each row links a specific product with its OKPD2 code, unit of measurement, and two indicators: monthly volume and year-to-date total. For example, one can see the production volumes of logs, boards, plywood, or other materials and compare where the largest volumes have accumulated since the beginning of the year
Table of wood and cork product production for July, including OKPD2 codes, units of measurement, and year-to-date volumes
See also
- Electricity consumption in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 644, indicators: 4. Breakdown: Sawn or split timber, section…; Sawn or split timber, section…; Sawn or split timber, section…; Sawn or split timber, section…; Sawn or split timber, section… and others
Five highest values: Sawn or split timber… (6 125), Coniferous lumber — Siberian Fed… (5 771), Sawn or split timber… (5 177), Coniferous lumber — North-Western… (4 890), Sawn or split timber… (2 055). The gap between the highest and lowest is 204.2 times. The top five account for 70.5% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 644
How to read this table
Table rows are categorized by OKPD2 code, denoting specific product types, and the OKEI unit of measurement. The final column, 'Period from the beginning of the reporting year,' shows accumulated volume, allowing for an assessment of current production capacity for each product type. When comparing data, note the units of measurement, as different wood and cork products may be measured in tonnes, pieces, or cubic meters
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: OKPD2 code (OKEI, OKATO); Reporting month; Previous month; Period from the beginning of the reporting year
Cells with numbers 100 out of 100 (100%) — there are practically no gaps
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Period and application
Rosstat updates data monthly and publishes it in July of the current year. These indicators help assess current production output in the timber industry. This information is useful for manufacturers, procurement specialists, market analysts, and government agencies for situational analysis and decision-making
How it is calculated
Such series are needed when it is necessary to understand whether the customer industry is growing, and to see a decline in advance before it affects your revenue
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