Suzhou City Focuses on Leading Strong Forestry Enterprises

In recent years, Suzhou has increased its efforts to plant trees and forests, implemented thousands of miles of green corridors, reforesting forests, and long-term forests, and other key forestry projects. This has led to the development of non-public forestry, and the poplar planting area and stock volume have steadily increased. The development of industry provides resources.

Suzhou City actively implemented forestry industry upgrading actions, focused on assisting strong forestry enterprises, and expanding wood processing clusters. The characteristics of the plain forestry industry with poplar industry as the representative and typical characteristics were demonstrated, and the overall development was strong. It played a major role in the city's economic development. Obviously enhanced. In 2009, the city’s total forestry output value reached 6.49 billion yuan, ranking third in the province. Among them, the wood processing output value reached 5.48 billion yuan. For the first time, it exceeded the output, becoming a turning mark for the city’s forestry industry development, compared with 2005 (5.5). Billion yuan) has increased 10 times, with an average annual increase of 78%; and the output of man-made boards is 1.37 million cubic meters.

There are 123 wood processing enterprises above designated size in the city, accounting for more than 10% of the total number of wood processing enterprises, among which there are 45 forestry leading enterprises above the municipal level and nearly 20 enterprises with an annual output value of more than 100 million yuan. A batch of advantageous enterprises or enterprise groups have been completed and put into production. The proportion of high-end and terminal products such as composite floors, interior wooden doors, and whole cabinets has gradually increased, and the industrial chain has been continuously extended. Highlights of distinctive industries have emerged. With the help of the pull of the wood processing industry, the industrial chain has been continuously expanding upwards and downstream.