The forecast for the import of wood continuously shaped along any edges or face to Canada shows a significant downward trend from 2024 to 2028, with values decreasing substantially each year. Starting at $89.522 million in 2024, imports are projected to decline by 14.69% to $76.35 million in 2025, and then by 16.89% to $63.442 million in 2026. The decline continues at 19.93% by 2027, reaching $50.793 million, and further drops by 24.41% to $38.396 million in 2028.

Future trends to watch for:

Monitoring economic and environmental policies impacting the wood industry could offer insights into this downward trajectory.
Reductions in construction activity or shifts towards alternative materials might contribute to the decrease.
Trade agreements or tariffs might alter the cost-effectiveness of imports.