Orangeslice13
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Still not the issue.I'd say the mills being unable to function at full capacity was because of covid. Semantics I know...
The entire Canadian and North American lumber industry went full stop due to an infestation of beetles.
The timing could not have been worse as it was on the tail of wildfires and a massive hurricane. Lumber jumped trough the roof but nothing else did. Even toilet paper when was as scarce as hen teeth didn’t jump in price.
This wasn’t a covid pandemic problem and it wasn’t about greed. It was simply supply and demand.