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National Freight Demands Study Figure 3.4 Geographical Distribution of Forest Areas by Regional Council 2006 (hectares) The approximate annual harvest of logs is currently about 20 million tonnes. These logs get used in a number of ways and including the outputs of intermediate processing, the total weight of forestry products lifted is estimated to be about 30 million tonnes in total. 22
National Freight Demands Study Because of the relatively low value of many forest products, keeping transport costs as low as possible is an important objective for the major players in the industry. Finally, the forest industry is a considerable contributor to exports, with around 10.5 million tonnes of wood and wood products being exported every year. By weight this represents almost half of the annual export total of 22 million tonnes for all commodities. 3.5.2 Information sources Sources of information used include statistics produced by Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF), Statistics New Zealand and NZFOA, reports produced by Land Transport New Zealand (particularly the paper by Ron Veltman 12 ) and discussions with a number of key stakeholders in the industry including Carter Holt Harvey, Laminex and Norske Skog. 3.5.3 Industry structure The ownership structure of forests in New Zealand is set out in Table 3.10. Table 3.10 New Zealand planted forest ownership/management (ha) as at 1 December 2006 Owner Land area (Hectares) Percent of total Hancock Natural Resource Group 289,000 16% Kaingaroa Timberlands 167,000 9% Matariki Forests 143,000 8% Ernslaw One 75,000 4% Weyerhaeuser New Zealand (1) 60,000 3% Juken New Zealand 56,000 3% Crown Forestry (MAF) 37,000 2% Pan Pac Forest Products 33,000 2% Global Forest Partners (2) 27,000 1% Timberlands West Coast (3) 27,000 1% Hikurangi Forest Farms 27,000 1% Blakely Pacific 25,000 1% Wenita Forest Products 24,000 1% Roger Dickie New Zealand 24,000 1% Forest Enterprises 22,000 1% Winstone Pulp International (4) 16,000 1% City Forests 15,000 1% Other 751,000 41% Total (5) 1,818,000 100.0 Source: NZFOA Footnotes: 1. At the reference date for this table Weyerhaeuser owned 51% of these Nelson forests. In June 2007 Weyerhaeuser announced that these forests were to be sold to Global Forest Partners effective from 1 November 2007. 2. In addition to the outright ownership of 27,000 hectares as at 1 December 2006 Global Forest Partners has further equity interests in a range of New Zealand forest investments including joint ventures in Mangakahia Forest with Hancock Natural Resource Group, Wenita Forest Products forests and the Nelson forests managed by Weyerhaeuser NZ inc. 3. Since the reference date for this table, Timberlands West coast has been transferred to crown Forestry. 4. Since the reference date for this table, Ernslaw One has purchased Winstone Pulp international. 5 Based on the total net stocked area reported in A National Exotic Forest description as at 1 April 2006. 12 The Forest Industry‟s Demand for Transport, unpublished research by Ron Veltman of Land Transport New Zealand, November 2007. 23
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