Logs, of fir and spruce, smallest cross-sectional dimension at HS 4403.23

Logs, of fir and spruce, smallest cross-sectional dimension at least 15 cm, not treated

10-50%
US tariff Section 232 lumber and furniture
2025 exports C$81M
Beyond the US C$22M ▲0% vs 2024

Where else to sell

1. China

Canada already sells China C$14M of logs, of fir and spruce, smallest cross-sectional dimension at ▼8% vs 2024. Room to grow: that is 1% of their ~C$1.3B import market (2023).

2. Austria 0% Tariff free CETA

Austria imports ~C$878M of logs, of fir and spruce, smallest cross-sectional dimension at a year (2023), 11 times Canada’s total exports of this product. Not among Canada’s top destinations in 2025.

3. Germany 0% Tariff free CETA

Germany imports ~C$371M of logs, of fir and spruce, smallest cross-sectional dimension at a year (2023), 4.6 times Canada’s total exports of this product. Not among Canada’s top destinations in 2025.

The steps

  1. 1

    Free help: Trade Commissioner Service desks for China, Austria and Germany. Request "qualified contacts" (curated buyer and distributor lists).

  2. 2

    Check you qualify for CanExport SMEs: incorporated with a CRA number, 3 to 500 staff, $300k to $100M revenue, under $100k of your sales in the target market last year.

  3. 3

    Scope a $20k to $100k entry project (trade events, marketing adaptation, buyer identification consultants); the program pays half, up to $50k. The 2026-27 intake closed August 31, 2026, and Global Affairs Canada posts future intake dates on the program page.

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