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Data from Luke (Natural Resources Institute Finland), delivered clean.

3 datasets pulled from Luke (Natural Resources Institute Finland)'s releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.

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What Datadory delivers from Luke (Natural Resources Institute Finland)

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Forest Products Finland - whole country plus 8 roundwood pric… · Roundwood trade from 1949

Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) - Statistical Database

Forest Products 32 European geographies: EU27_2020 aggregate · Reference years 1988 through 2024

Eurostat Roundwood and Wood Products Statistics (FOR_BASIC)

Forest Products Global — 236 countries and areas for the curr… · Reference years 1990

FAO Global Forest Resources Assessment (FRA) Data Platform

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What does Datadory deliver from Luke?

One Forest Products collection: the Luke Statistical Database, holding eleven forestry subject areas from roundwood removals and commercial fellings through stumpage earnings, energy-wood trade, wood consumption and forest protection. It scores 9 out of 10 on Datadory's quality rubric and ships with a verified field dictionary and sample rows.

How far back does the Luke record run?

Roundwood trade series begin in 1949, removals by ownership category in 1985, and monthly trade tables in 2020. A discontinued-statistics archive keeps retired series readable, so a seventy-year Nordic price history sits alongside current-year figures.

What geographic detail does the Luke collection carry?

Whole-country figures for Finland plus eight roundwood price regions, with breakdowns by forest ownership category, assortment and species on the tables that support them. Not every table cuts every way - Datadory labels which dimensions each one uses.

Does the Luke data include prices or only volumes?

Both. A single measure selector flips trade tables between volumes in thousands of cubic metres and values in thousands of euros, and dedicated subject areas add stumpage earnings and energy-wood trade prices. If your model needs a euro figure attached to a cubic metre, it is there.