European Wood and wood products
How the tracked legislation reaches the sector — 35 measures name it directly, and 26 more reach it through supply chains, procurement or other acts.
The platform holds 61 measures for European wood and wood products: 54 imposing a burden, 5 conferring a benefit, 2 carried over unchanged. Of these, 61 from law in force; 35 arrive directly, 26 through a channel.
Named in the text
Measures that address wood and wood products directly
Reaches you without naming you
Measures that land through a channel
Another act 25 · Procurement 1
Where the pressure comes from
Pressure arrives from 1 act directly
Pressure arrives at European wood and wood products from 1 act that names it directly.
Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation — names the sector in 35 measures, reaches it in 26 more via another act and procurement
Net position
What the corpus does to this sector, in total
Supply chain and country exposure
What wood and wood products buys, sells and imports
Inputs come from
What this sector buys
- forestry15.6%
- wholesale trade10.9%
- land transport4.6%
- chemicals3.9%
- retail trade3.6%
- electricity & gas3.4%
- fabricated metal products1.9%
- warehousing1.9%
- everything else54.1%
Goods go to
Who buys from this sector
- construction33%
- furniture & other manufacturing11.3%
- paper3.2%
- food, drink & tobacco2.9%
- electricity & gas2.4%
- wholesale trade2.1%
- real estate2%
- fabricated metal products1.5%
- everything else41.6%
Import exposure
9.2% of inputs come from outside the EU
- rest of world34.7%
- China15.1%
- United States12.1%
- Switzerland7.1%
- United Kingdom6.1%
- Mexico3%
- India2.9%
- Brazil2.9%
- everything else15.9%
wood products (C16). percent of sector's total inputs (suppliers) / total output (customers); OTHER row carries the remainder to 100. Source: Eurostat input-output data, 2026 edition, 2024 reference year (EU inter-country tables, industry by industry).
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