Feb 13, 2025 - Feb 13, 2025 12:00am
Australia now has around 700,000 hectares of eucalyptus plantations: mostly E.globulus on the mainland and mostly E.nitens in Tasmania. Almost all to date has been harvested for the production of woodchips for export to North Asian pulp mills. But will this continue? Should it continue?
The Future of Australian Eucalyptus Plantations and of Australian log exports to China and India
Melbourne, Thursday 13 February 2025
This seminar will have >10 presentations to help delegates better understand the major hardwood China pulp and woodchip import market and alternative uses for Australian eucalyptus; as well as the China and India markets for Australian hardwood and softwood logs.
See the full programme on the website here
Confirmed speakers include:
Seminar cost, coffees and lunch: AUD $600 (plus GST for Australian residents)
Virtual attendance available for Western Australia, Queensland or offshore delegates: AUD $500
Multi-person attendees from same company registered at same time -
2 registrants - 5% discount
3 registrants - 10% discount
JASPER HOTEL, 489 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne
CLICK HERE to register.