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Transaction Data for the Price Index of Package Holidays in Germany Amelie Blasius

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1) The German HICP

2) Data

3) Projects on German package holidays

4) Methodology: hedonic double imputation

5) Plausibility checks

6) Index results

Agenda

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The German HICP and domestic CPI Update of weights

» HICP: Update of consumption weights every year

» CPI: Update of consumption weights every 5 years

» Methodological changes are integrated with CPI weight updates

096 Package holidays

3.5% expenditure

share in HICP in 2023

Use of transaction data in 2023

Index with 21 destination countriesPublished

indices for 7 destinations in

CPI

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» Henn et al. (2019) tested transaction data for German package holidays for 2013-2018

» Calculation methods performed well, none was clearly superior

» Indices using transaction data differ from indices using offer pricesMissing variables: meal type and room category

» Feasibility study in 2021 of Destatis

» Data source: tour operators or Amadeus?

» Transaction data of 2015-2021

» Variable handling, choice of index method, plausibility checks, imputation

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Projects on German package holidays

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» Transaction data obtained by the global distribution system (GDS) Amadeus Germany

» Very high market share in Germany

» 21 destinations cover ~90% of bookings through Amadeus

» Bookings are heterogeneous in properties

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Data

Booking date

Travel date Duration Travelers Depart. airport

Dest. airport

Hotel- name

City Country Hotel stars

Meal type Room category

Price

01.03.2023 11.04.2023 10 2 HAM AYT Eftalia Hotel

Alanya - Türkler

Turkey 4 All Inclusive

DOUBLE- ROOM

662.90

06.02.2023 15.10.2023 8 4 CGN FUE allsun Hotel

Playa de Esquinzo

Canary Islands

5 All Inclusive

FAMILY- ROOM

2215.00

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Methodology: hedonic double imputation » Estimation of coefficients in current period t and base period b

1 ln(𝑝𝑟𝑖𝑐𝑒𝑡) = 𝛼𝑡 + 𝛽1,𝑡 ∗ ln 𝑡𝑟𝑎𝑣𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑟𝑠𝑡 + 𝛽2,𝑡 ∗ ln 𝑑𝑢𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑡 + 𝛽3,𝑡 ∗ 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑟3𝑡+. . . +𝜀

2 ln(𝑝𝑟𝑖𝑐𝑒𝑏) = 𝛼𝑏 + 𝛽1,𝑏 ∗ ln 𝑡𝑟𝑎𝑣𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑟𝑠𝑏 + 𝛽2,𝑏 ∗ ln(𝑑𝑢𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑏) + 𝛽3,𝑏 ∗ 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑟3𝑏+. . . +𝜀

» Prices are imputed by inserting bookings of both periods into equation (1)

» Price index is calculated via geometric mean

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Methodology: hedonic double imputation

» Reliable indices in months with few bookings

» Takes into account many price-determining characteristics

» Method controls for omitted variable bias

» For each destination, month and over time, importance of variables differs

» (forward) stepwise variable selection

Possible variables • log no of travellers • log duration • booking time

Binary variables • school holidays • online/offline booking • travel service included • number of children • hotel stars (2-5) • meal types (5 categories) • clusters of room category • clusters of room features

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Deletion of erroneous and implausible bookings

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Plausibility checks

» Cancellations, duplicates, bookings with missing values

» Duration, Price, Number of travellers, booking time ≤ 0

» Cruises

» Bookings including a rental car

» Booking time > 366

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Clearing of outliers by destination country

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Plausibility checks

0.5% of bookings are cut from the upper (and lower) end of the spectrum

» price per day and person

» duration

» number of:

» travellers

» adults

» children

Dataset Bookings 2019

Bookings 2020

Bookings 2021

Bookings 2022

Without erroneous bookings 1,656,985 1,029,711 740,073 1,349,654 Without 0.5%- and 99.5%-quantils 1,630,078 1,006,402 720,424 1,312,000 Difference 1.62 % 2.26 % 2.66 % 2.89 %

Number of booking after outlier clearing

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Influential bookings

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Plausibility checks

» Cook‘s Distance: Indicator for the influence of a data point

» Cutoff value for outliers?

» Commonly used rules of thumb (𝐷 > 1 or 𝐷 > 4/𝑁 and others) do not apply well

» Little insight through analysis of values of single bookings

» Graphical analysis seems best applicable

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Plausibility checks

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Cook's Distance for Cuba 2022

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Minimum number of observations

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Plausibility checks

Framework derived from own robustness checks:

» More than 140 bookings: Index is robust

» Less than 140 bookings: common rule of thumb

» Insufficient number of bookings: Index is compensated

𝑚𝑖𝑛 𝑁 = 𝑁 𝑒𝑥𝑝𝑙𝑎𝑛𝑎𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑦 𝑣𝑎𝑟𝑖𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒𝑠 ∗ 10

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Test of multicollinearity

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Plausibility checks

Multicollinearity: two explanatory variables correlate

Ex.: most bookings to 5-star-hotels in Egypt include all-inclusive meals

» Biased index

» Indicator: variance inflation factor (VIF)

» Model improvement by deleting selected variables

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Further model examination

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Plausibility checks

» Graphical analysis of β-coefficients and adjusted R²

» Regular pattern over time

» Some coefficients display a seasonal pattern

» Significant inconsistencies point to a problem in the model

» Appear for dummy variables with little variation

» Bookings might have to be deleted

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Plausibility checks Regression coefficients for Balearic Islands

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Index results

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Price indices for 096 package holidays 2020 - 2022

Price index 2015=100 rebased to 2020=100, offer prices Price index 2020=100, transaction data

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Index results

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Year on year inflation rates for 096 package holidays, 2021-2022

Annual inflation 2015=100 rebased to 2020=100 Annual inflation 2020=100

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Henn, K., Islam, C.-G., Schwind, P., and Wieland, E. (2019). Measuring Price Dynamics of Package Holidays with Transaction Data. EURONA, 2/2019:95–132.

References

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Holiday destinations covered by transaction data Published indices for domestic CPI • Balearic islands • Canary islands • Egypt • Greece • Turkey

Further indices • Bulgaria • Cuba • Cypris • Dominican Republic • Italy • Maledives • Mauritius • Mexico • Portugal • Spanish mainland • Thailand • Tunisia • United Arab Emirates

• City trips • Cruises

Presentation

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Measuring the distribution work of couples with household survey data New approaches and findings from the German Microcensus

Thomas Körner, Federal Statistical Office Germany

Group of Experts on Gender Statistics, Geneva, 10-12 May 2023

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» Distribution of (paid and unpaid) work in couples – a key indicator for gender equality

» Conceptual considerations

» Employment » Full/part-time job » Family and household

» Indicators and findings

» Average difference of hours usually worked in couples » Employment constellations in couples » Cross-classifying the hours usually worked in (employed) couples

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Overview

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A key indicator for gender equality

Impacts of (paid and unpaid) working time distribution in couples, e.g.

» Access to managerial positions » Pay gap » Pension gap Issues particularly striking in couples with children (40-50% earnings „child penalty“ for women; Bönke et al. 2020)

Distribution of paid work as a proxy for the distribution of unpaid work

Distribution of (paid and unpaid) work in couples

“The unequal sharing of unpaid work, with women bearing the

brunt of housework and childcare, is one of the main drivers of gender inequality”

(Gimenez-Nadal/Molina 2022)

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Labour Force Concept of the International Labour Organization (ILO 2013) » Extensive defnition of employment, one hour criterion » Persons absent from their job are considered employed provided they have a job

attachment » Persons on annual leave, sick leave, partental leave, maternity leave often continue to be

counted as employed

Risk of over-estimating the employment of mothers (in particular of young children)

Concept of “realised employment” developed by the FSO Germany (Hochgürtel 2018) » Persons employed according to the Labour Force Concept of the ILO » Provided that they were not absent form their job due to maternity leave or parental leave

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Conceptual issues – employment (1)

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Employment vs. realised employment of mothers and fathers (Germany, 2021)

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Conceptual issues – employment (2)

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Age of the youngest child

Employment - mothers

Realised employment - mothers

Employment - fathers

Realised emplyoment - fathers

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Definition of the ILO (2008) » Part-time job: Hours worked less than those of

comparable full-time job » Depending on national labour markets part-time jobs

are a highly heterogeneous group » Part-time jobs held by women may sytematically differ

from those held by men » Further differences in operationalisation

Relying solely on the full-time/part-time distinction risks to over-estimate female employment participation

Hours usually worked should be analysed in addition

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Conceptual issues – part-time jobs

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Fathers Mothers

Hours usually worked in realised part-time employment (Germany, 2022)

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Housekeeping vs. household dwelling concept both limit household members to the dwelling » In most surveys, also families are restricted to the persons living in one dwelling » Not in line with family constellations beyond the traditional core family

» „Single“ parents » Blended families including biological as well as foster children

» Frequently incomplete data regarding the actual split of care responsibilities

Age boundary for children » Children living in a household with their parents might be over 18 years old » Breakdown by the age of the youngest child is highly useful for analysis

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Conceptual issues – households and families

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Indicator definition » Difference weekly hours usually worked » Population: couples, whose youngest child

is less than three years old » Partners not in realised employment count

for „0“ hours Pros & cons » Simplicty, reduction of complexity » Covers all couples, wheter employed or

not » Suitable as a performance indicator, but

not for differentiated analysis

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Proposed indicators – Working time difference Difference of hours usually worked in couples (Germany)

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Indicator definition » Cross-tabulation of (realised) employment

status of both partners of a couple » Population: couples, whose youngest child is

less than three years old » Possible extension to full-time/part-time work Pros & cons » Covers all couples, wheter employed or not » Included in UNECE Gender Statistics

questionnaiore » Differentiation of employment situation of the

mother and the father

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Proposed indicators – Employment constellations Employment constellations of couples (Germany, 2021)

Both employed 37%

Man employed / woman maternity or parental leave

21%

Woman employed / man parental leave

1%

Man employed / woman not employed

30%

Woman employed / man not employed

2%

None employed 9%

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Proposed indicators – Employment constellations (2) Employment constellations of couples (Germany, 2021)

Both employed 37%

Man employed / woman maternity or parental leave

21%

Woman employed / man parental leave

1%

Man employed / woman not employed

30%

Woman employed / man not employed

2%

None employed 9%

FT/PT-Employment constellations of couples (Germany, 2021)

Both full time 25%

Man full time / women part

time 66%

Woman full time / man part time

3%

Both part time 6%

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Indicator definition » Cross-tabulation of hours usually worked of

couples in (realised) employment » Population: employed couples, whose youngest

child is less than three years old Pros & cons » Focus on employed couples (37% of the

population) » Needs to be combined with employment

constellations » Very differentiated picture » Definiton of hour bands may affect the results

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Proposed indicators – Hours worked (1) Working time constellations of couples

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Proposed indicators – Hours worked (2) Couples with children below 3 years

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Indicators on paid work of couples can be used as a proxy for the distribution of unpaid work » No perfect correlation of paid / unpaid work: time use survey data still need » Labour Force Surveys based on household samples provide a rich and frequently available

data source Conceptual decisions need to be taken with care » Employment vs. realised employment » Pros & cons of working with breakdowns by full-time or part-time work » Issues of analyses of „single“ parents and blended families Different indicators complement one another » No indicator alone shows the full picture » Selection of indicator(s) depends on the specific reasearch context

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Conclusions

Contact Statistisches Bundesamt 65180 Wiesbaden Germany

Thomas Körner [email protected] +49 611 75-4413

www.destatis.de

www.destatis.de/kontakt

  • Measuring the distribution work of couples with household survey data
  • Overview
  • Distribution of (paid and unpaid) work in couples
  • Conceptual issues – employment (1)
  • Conceptual issues – employment (2)
  • Conceptual issues – part-time jobs
  • Conceptual issues – households and families
  • Proposed indicators – Working time difference
  • Proposed indicators – Employment constellations
  • Proposed indicators – Employment constellations (2)
  • Proposed indicators – Hours worked (1)
  • Proposed indicators – Hours worked (2)
  • Conclusions
  • Contact

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1. Background

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Business situation

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3. R-Shiny-App

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3. R-Shiny App: Data input

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3. R-Shiny App: example private consumption

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3. R-Shiny App: example private consumption

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Indicators

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Advanced VAT returns in accommodation and food services activities

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Passeng. car registration Adv. VAT ret. acc. & food

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3. R-Shiny-App: example private consumption TO retail trade TO motor vehicles trade TO acc. & food services Import of services

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3. R-Shiny App: example private consumption

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3. 3. R-Shiny App: example private consumption

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TO motor vehicles trade

TO acc. & food services

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3. R-Shiny-App: aggregated GDP (expenditure side)

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4. Outlook

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Questions?

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Control/ ownership of unit

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The unit produced the IPP

Production of the IPP

Type of producer

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The unit is a main IPP producer.

Decision about the economic ownership

The unit may, or may not, receive funding from the parent as compensation for IPP development costs but this aspect is not decisive.

The unit does not receive income from royalties or licenses to use, but either receives compensation for IPP development from the parent or sells the IPP originals to the parent.

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Income and expenditure related to IPP

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The unit did not produce the IPP

Production of the IPP

Type of producer

The unit is a main producer of other (non IPP) goods and services and may use the IPP in production

The unit is not a producer of other (non IPP) goods and services. Its main output is IPP related.

Decision about the economic ownership

The unit pays royalties or licenses to use

No IPP related payments are being observed. IPP use may be indirectly observed based on the nature of the production process (with usually high IPP requirements) and above average returns to capital.

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Income and expenditure related to IPP

The unit purchased the IPP original for use in production

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Using the GMGP decision tree

• Data basis: Multinational enterprises (MNEs) of the GNI reservation on globalisation

• Key advantages of the test sample:

• Data exchange between different institutions in Germany

• Further shared data of EU member states

• Additional information from direct MNE contacts

German Approach

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Relevant data sources

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Node Control/ownership of the unit Is the unit part of an MNE? Data sources

1 Production of the IPP Is the unit an IPPs producer? SBS, public sources, other

2 Type of producer What is the main kind of activity of the unit? NACE REV. 2 - ISIC REV. 4

3 Use of IPPs Is the unit expected to use the IPPs in the production process? Public sources

4.1 Income from royalties Does the unit receive income from royalties or licenses to use IPPs? Balance of payments

4.2 Expenses for royalties Does the unit pay royalties or for licenses to use IPPs? Balance of payments

5 Compensation for R&D Does the unit receive compensation for IPPs development? Balance of payments

6.1 Income from selling IPPs Does the unit receive income from selling IPPs? Balance of payments

6.2 Expenses for buying IPPs Has the unit expenses for buying IPPs? Balance of payments

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Depending on the MNE case:

• GMGP decision tree is useful

• for small units with a distinct business activity

• GMGP decision tree is not feasible

• for large and complex units e.g. parent companies

• IPP flows are not available on the level of the individual transaction

General problem of data availability

Results

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• Data availability

• Insufficient data basis in the German/European statistical system

• Limited information of financial reporting of MNEs

• Direct MNE contact can be useful

• Utilization of the derived results?

• Adequate coordination involving all relevant NSIs

• Possibility to share microdata

Open issues when applying the GMPG decision tree

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➢ German experience led to differing results

➢ Useful instrument for a limited range of units

➢ Sufficiently large data basis is required to apply the GMPG decision tree

➢ Current data basis in ESS needed to be extended

➢ Remaining obstacles regarding the utilisation of the results are not solved, e.g. microdata exchange

Conclusions

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Accounting for CO2 emission trade certificates in the Capital account, Germany

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Accounting for CO2 emission trade certificates in the Capital account Meeting of the Group of Experts on National Accounts, Geneva Susanne Goldhammer, Deutsche Bundesbank

Accounting for CO2 emission trade certificates in the Capital account

Outline:

▪ European Emission Trading System/ Cap and trade principle

▪ Economic asset classification

▪ Data sources used in Germany

▪ Insights: trade volume, seasonal trend, trading partners, information about respondents

▪ Emissions trade certificates in the Capital account

▪ Lessons learned

▪ Outlook and discussion

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Cap and Trade principle

Source: Umweltbundesamt / Deutsche Emissionshandelsstelle (2022) https://www.umweltbundesamt.de/publikationen/der-europaeische-emissionshandel

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Emission Trading System

Sale of

certificates

Purchase of

certificates

Higher CO2

emissions

Lower CO2

emissions - - - Cap

Installation A Installation B

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Installation B

Emission trade certificates – key issues

− EU Emissions trading allowances entitle an installation or an aircraft operator to emit 1 tonne

of carbon dioxide equivalent (1 metric tonne of CO2 or an amount of another greenhouse gas

with an equivalent global-warming potential) during a specified period.

− At a certain moment, installations or aircraft operators must present allowances to cover each

unit of emissions.

− Relevant for National Accounts: issuance of emissions trading allowances by government and

surrender of allowances

− Relevant for Balance of Payments: trade in emissions trading allowances between residents

and non-residents (changes in economic ownership)

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Classification of the Emissions trading allowances

▪ Allowance entitles the holder to do a certain activity: to "emit one tonne of carbon dioxide

equivalent during a specified period“

▪ Allowance does not entitle property rights

▪ Allowance is registered and transferable

▪ Allowance is tradeable

▪ Allowance does not have a corresponding liability

Non-produced non-financial asset

License

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Source: BPM6, Table 5.1

Emission trade certificates in Germany: data source

− Direct reporting system

− We collect emission trade certificates with the same „form“ as for securities and financial

derivatives: we want to be informed about acquisition (outgoing payments) and disposal

(incoming payments), and we differentiate between foreign emission trade certificates and

domestic emission trade certificates

− We give explanatory information in our explanatory notes as well as in a separate leaflet on

energy trade („Notice on Energy Trading“)

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Emission trade certificates in Germany: development of trade volume

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Emission trade certificates in Germany: insight in seasonal trend of monthly source data

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Emission trade certificates in Germany: main trading partners 2022

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Emission trade certificates in Germany: main respondents 2022

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NACE Rev.2 Division Number

of reports

Reported volume

Financial and insurance activities 64.19 404 53,25 bn EUR

64.90 66 5,84 bn EUR

66 878 57,75 bn EUR

Electricity, gas, steam and air-conditioning 35 758 49,13 bn EUR

Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 20 85 2,96 bn EUR

Manufacture of coke, and refined petroleum products 19 55 2,36 bn EUR

Manufacture of glass and glass products 23 115 0,87 bn EUR

Manufacture of basic metals 24 53 0,71 bn EUR

Emission trade certificates (net) in the German Capital Account

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Emission trade certificates in Germany – lessons learned

− In our direct reporting system, we are not able to separate between primary market and secondary market, but we are able to separate derivatives

− Separation between foreign and domestic certificates is difficult

− If respondents are not able to identify foreign and domestic certificates separately, they are allowed to report the total under domestic certificates

− Banks report on behalf of their clients (in this case, we do not know the branch of the client)

− Clearing by stock exchange causes geographic bias: Clearing house becomes central counterparty, change in economic ownership happens. At the moment, we „look through“ the clearing house.

− Domestic transactions (e.g. domestic airline buys emission trade certificates from domestic stock exchange) are not reported.

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Outlook and discussion

− Proposed next generation of EU own resources: European Commission plans to use 25 %

from revenue of EU emissions trading flows as own resources

− BPM6 Update Process:

Guidance Note B.6 Sustainable finance

(„Making purchases and trade in CO2 emission permits visible”)

Guidance Note WS.7 Treatment of Emission Trading Schemes

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Outlook and discussion – Guidance Note WS.7

− Proposed option 4 (emission permits as financial assets) is problematic from a conceptual perspective for both, the BPM and the SNA:

− Emission permits do not comply with the definition of financial claims in the SNA:

SNA 2008 para. 3.35: "A financial claim is the payment or series of payments due to the creditor by the debtor under the terms of a liability.".

Yet emission permits do not include a payment from the debtor (the government) to the creditor (the holder of the permit) in any case.

The fact that emission permits are traded on markets does not make them financial assets as pointed out in BPM6 para. 5.8.

− GN WS.7 recommends to record every transaction of EPs at market prices and all positions at the auction price. This would be extremely data demanding since the auction price of every single EP worldwide has to be known at every point in time. The recording of positions at auction price breaks with the principle that positions are to be recorded at market prices.

− Data from a centralized body that coordinates the sales and purchases of emission permits (e.g. Union Registry) is not in accordance with change in economic ownership principle

− With emission permits as financial assets, they would of course no longer appear in the Capital account

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Thank you for your attention!

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Looking forward to your questions

and experiences during the

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Measuring the distribution work of couples using household survey data. New approaches and findings from the German Microcensus (Germany)

Abstract - While indicators like the employment participation rate or the hours usually worked of men and women are widely used as standard indicators in the field of gender statistics, the division of labour of couples less frequently taken into account. This is surprising as – especially when children are born – the division of labour of mothers and fathers are renegotiated at family level, often with the effect that women reduce their engagement in paid work to focus on unpaid care work.

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*Prepared by Thomas Körner. I am grateful to Matthias Keller, who provided the tabulations of the results from the Microcensus. The views expressed in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily coincide with the views of the Federal Statistical Office. NOTE: The designations employed in this document do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.

Economic Commission for Europe Conference of European Statisticians Group of Experts on Gender Statistics Geneva, Switzerland, 10–12 May 2023 Item H of the provisional agenda New approaches to measuring unpaid work and work-life balance

Measuring the distribution work of couples using household survey data. New approaches and findings from the German Microcensus

Note by the Federal Statistical Office Germany*

Abstract

While indicators like the employment participation rate or the hours usually worked of men and women are widely used as standard indicators in the field of gender statistics, the division of labour of couples less frequently taken into account. This is surprising as – especially when children are born – the division of labour of mothers and fathers are renegotiated at family level, often with the effect that women reduce their engagement in paid work to focus on unpaid care work. Against this background, informing policies to promote gender equality often particularly requires indicators on the division of labour of couples. Based on household surveys, such data are easily accessible. Still, the analysis requires a careful application of the internationally agreed concepts such as the employment status and the measurement of working time in order to avoid misinterpretations. Based on recent findings from Germany, the contribution presents approaches to develop suitable indicators and discusses the conceptual pitfalls.

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I. Introduction

1. Distribution of paid and unpaid work in couples is a key indicator regarding gender equality. The inequalities of the time spent on paid and unpaid work by men and women are one of the main reasons, why women reach lower earnings (Allmendinger 2022) as well as for gender gaps in various social fields. As pointed out by Schrenker and Zucco (2020), unequal distribution of paid and unpaid work between men and women significantly contributes to the Gender Pay Gap.

2. Earnings of men and women, as shown by the regular publications on the Gender Pay Gap, still differ in almost all countries and sectors. It has been frequently noted that the Gender Pay Gap becomes particularly visible when couples have their first child: At this crucial step in life, the distribution of paid and unpaid between the two partners of a couple gets renegotiated. The result is often that the female partner interrupts paid employment to take care of the child, while the man continues paid work (and even increases it). When care obligations decrease as the children grow older, women usually return to the labour market, yet typically in part-time jobs. As a result, when estimating the average earnings over the lifetime, the gap between men and women is around 40 to 45 percent in Germany, with even larger gaps for women with children, which are due to a “child penalty” (Bönke et al. 2020; Kleven et al. 2019).

3. While the distribution of earnings as well as the hours spent on paid employment are readily available from a range of data sources, especially Labour Force Surveys, estimates regarding the distribution of unpaid work are provided less frequently and with more limited precision: Given the more complex data collection process such data are collected by time use surveys in larger intervals and with smaller sample sizes (compared, e.g., to Labour Force Surveys), which consequently have only limited possibilities to provide detailed breakdowns.

4. We argue that indicators on the distribution of paid work in couples can be used as a proxy for the distribution of both paid and unpaid work in couples with and without children. It can be assumed that the partner who is spending less work in paid employment is spending more time on unpaid care and household work. It should however be kept in mind that this relationship is not perfect: As shown by time use surveys, also in couples in which both partners work full-time, the woman on average indicates to spend more time on unpaid household work. In the case of Germany, comparing mothers and fathers in full-time employment, the mothers still provided twice as much time of care work (28 versus 15 minutes per day; Hobler/Pfahl 2017). At the same time, a reduction of the inequality in the hours worked in paid employment is often presented as a key element to close the gender care gap, i.e. the average difference in the number of hours spent on unpaid care work by women and men (Schäper et al. 2023).

5. Figures regarding the distribution of paid work in couples is equally available from many Labour Force Surveys, provided that these are conducted on the basis of a household survey. In Germany, in the Microcensus, one percent of the population is interviewed each year, including detailed information regarding the person’s household situation and detailed information on working time and paid employment.

6. Although indicators on the distribution of paid employment in couples are sometimes used, including in international data bases, their operationalisation is not straightforward. Important conceptual elements of possible indicators require further attention. This concerns especially the definition of employment according to the labour force concept of the International Labour Organization (ILO), the definition of full-time and part-time employment, but also the household and family concepts used.

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7. This paper, in section II discusses some of the methodological and conceptual challenges. In section III, a range of different indicators, based on results from the German microcensus for the year 2021 are presented. In the concluding section IV, we summarise the findings and provide suggestions for further developments.

II. Conceptual and methodological challenges

A. Defining employment of couples (with children)

8. The labour force concept of the International Labour Organization (ILO 2013) is the international standard guiding the conceptualisation of work and employment in official statistics. The labour force exhaustively subdivides the entire population in three mutually exclusive groups, i.e. employed persons, unemployed persons and persons outside the labour force. In this concept, employment is defined in an extensive way, i.e. also persons engaged in small jobs of one hour or more are considered as employed (Körner 2012).

9. In the labour force concept, persons on temporary absence during the reference week are considered as employed, provided that they maintain a job attachment during their absence. For this reason, persons with a job but not at work are usually included as employed if they were, e.g., on annual leave, sick leave, parental leave, educational leave, leave due care for others, or absent due to strikes or lockouts.

10. The labour force concept therefore may lead to biased conclusions, when comparing the employment situation of mothers and fathers (Hochgürtel 2018; Kahle/Keller 2018): Mothers not at work due to parental leave (which may be longer than three months “where the return to employment in the same economic unit is guaranteed”; ILO 2013: 6) may be counted as employed, thereby systematically over-estimating the employment of mothers. As men and women are typically affected differently by the different reasons for being absent from the job, analyses on the employment situation of mothers and fathers, as well as of couples may be biased if the Labour Force Concept is applied in a naïve way.

11. Against this background, for the area of analyses regarding the employment of men and women, the Federal Statistical Office (FSO) Germany developed the concept of “realised employment”, building on the available criteria of the labour force concept (Hochgürtel 2018). The group of peopled in realised employment comprises all persons that are employment according to the labour force concept provided that they were not absent from their job due maternity leave or parental leave. As shown in figure 1, referring to the persons in realised employment instead of all employed leads to significant differences in the results, in particular regarding mothers with young children. In 2021 the realised employment rate for mothers with children below the age of one year was 14% while overall employment rate for mothers with children below the age of one year amounted to 63%.

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Figure 1 Employment and realised employment for mothers and fathers, by the age of the youngest child (Germany, 2021)

B. Defining full-time vs. part-time employment

12. A frequent indicator to capture a person’s volume of work is distinguishing whether the main job is a full-time or a part-time job. This is sometimes less straightforward as it may seem at first sight, since the hours usually worked within the group part-time jobs (as well as full-time jobs) show considerable variation, which is different for women and for men (figure 2). In the context of work arrangements in couples this can lead to biased results, if the working time of men working part-time is different from the working time of women in part-time employment.

13. According to the ILO convention 175, a part-time worker is “an employed person whose normal hours of work are less than those of comparable full-time workers” (ILO 1994). The ILO resolution on the measurement of working time reaffirms this definition, but refers “contractual hours or hours usually worked” (ILO 2008) (and not normal hours), which is of limited importance in the present context. Assuming that most full-time workers would work around 40 hours per week results in a situation in which full-time workers are a relatively homogeneous group (regarding their working time), while part-time workers can usually work between 1 and 39 hours per week (Kahle/Keller 2018). This is a very heterogeneous group, meaning that working part-time can have diverse implications not only on the related earnings, but also regarding the distribution of work in couples.

14. Looking at the question how part-time employment is usually made operational in surveys further complicates the matter. While the in the Labour Force Surveys of EU member states it is recommended to base the measurement of full-time and part-time jobs on the self- assessment given by the respondent, it is common practice in many other surveys to define a fixed threshold (e.g. 30 hours) distinguishing full-time and part-time jobs. Further rules may apply in data editing to correct the data for implausible replies. The German Microcensus, e.g., until 2019 considered all persons as working full-time if their hours usually worked are

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36 or above (regardless of the self-assessment provided in the survey). Persons usually working less than 25 hours are considered part-time workers, while only for those whose hours usually worked in the range from 25 to 36 were categorised according to their self- assessment in the survey. Conclusions regarding to the distribution of work in couples can diverge at least to some extent depend on the definition applied in a given survey.

Figure 2 Distribution of hours usually worked by mothers and fathers in in realised part-time employment (Germany, 2022)

15. A further aspect to be noted is that survey estimates on full- and part-time work usually refer the main job. Secondary jobs are usually not considered, even though their working time may sum up to a full-time job.

C. Defining the household situation of couples

16. According to the UNECE recommendations on the 2020 census round household is defined as “persons who combine to occupy the whole or part of a housing unit and to provide themselves with food and possibly other essentials for living” (UNECE 2015: 162). The two main household concepts in use – the housekeeping concept as well as the household dwelling concept (often used in censuses) – have in common that the basic criterion delimiting the household is that the household members share the same dwelling.

17. Linking the concept of “household” or in particular “family” to the criterion of occupying the same dwelling can be useful for many analytical purposes and may be a straightforward decision to make both concepts operational in surveys. However, it may deviate from the everyday life’s perception of households or families. This may apply, e.g., if not all members of a family share the same dwelling, as persons living in another household by definition cannot be members in further households.

18. Since several decades this delimitation is no longer in line with some household and family constellations, in particular as regards families: Families are no longer limited to the traditional core families living together in a stable way in the same dwelling. A considerable

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share of families are recomposed as patchwork families after a separation of the parents. The children living together in a households are no longer necessarily the biological descendants of the adults they live with. In complex or blended families both members of the couple have at least one pre-existing child. Furthermore, children may live in several households at a time, shifting between the households of different biological and step parents, which is often not reflected by survey concepts.

19. Surveys often have to make a choice what they can cover, and analyses of the division of labour of couples is typically limited by such decisions. In household surveys of official statistics (such as the German Microcensus), the focus is often on constellations of living together within the boundaries of one household. Social ties or family relationships to persons living in other households cannot currently be displayed. This means that only those persons are considered as mother or father who live together with their children in the same household. This might be problematic in some family types, such as “single parents” who share the care responsibilities after a separation.

20. To date, there is no solution in the Microcensus regarding families that extend beyond the boundaries of the household. Therefore, the following analyses refer to couples that live in the same household, knowing that this does not fully reflect all current forms of family life.

21. Also the definition of a child deserves some attention: In surveys like the Microcensus, there is principally no age boundary for children, e.g. in many standard tabulations, also full age children living in the household might be included. For analyses of the division of labour of parents, it is advisable to focus on underage children only. Apart from that, it is advisable to apply breakdowns by the age of the youngest child in the household in order to be able to make meaningful comparisons. Persons living together with their full-age children are usually included as households without children.

III. Indicators and findings

22. As shown in the preceding section, analysing the division of paid and unpaid work in couples requires some basic conceptual decisions. For the reasons already mentioned, we have chosen to focus on persons in realised employment, i.e. we do not include employed persons who were temporarily absent from their job due to maternity leave or parental leave.

23. As already shown in figure 1, the realised employment rate of mothers and fathers shows large differences: While 90% of the fathers were in realised employment in 2021, this applied to only 69% of the mothers. The gap gets much bigger, the younger the children living in the household are. Note that the gap entirely disappears if we compare men and women without children. If we focus on an age range comparable to the group of parents, e.g. 21 to 55 years, the realised employment rate is 83% for men and 82% for women.

24. If we focus on couples living together, the results become much more focussed on the specific distribution of work negotiated by the mother and father living together with their child or children.

25. A simple, but very rough indicator boiling down the division of paid work of couples, is the average difference of the weekly hours usually worked in parental couples. In Germany, the indicator refers to mothers and fathers from 15 to 64 years whose youngest child is less than three years old. In includes couples with at least one partner in realised employment (partners not in realised employment counting for 0 hours). Such an indicators presents in

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one figure the inequality in the distribution of paid employment and unpaid care work between women and men. According to data from the German Microcensus, the average difference of hours usually worked in couples was 20.9 in 2021 (BMFSFJ 2023). Compared to the year 2008, the difference decreased by 30% from 29.9 hours. Despite this reduction the indicator shows a persistent inequality in the division of paid and unpaid work between men and women, in particular for couples with young children.

26. While it is helpful for a quick assessment to concentrate a complex phenomenon like the division of labour in couples to one single number, this simplification at the same time prevents from a differentiated analysis. The average mixes couples in which one partner works full-time and the other is not in paid employment, with full-time/part-time constellations and couples in which both partners work part-time. A considerable variation in reality is thus strongly reduced in complexity.

27. Another approach is to focus less on the number of hours usually worked, but on the general types of division of labour. Looking at couples with children who are less than three years old, broad categories are mother and father are both in (realised) paid employment, only one of the partners is in paid employment, and none of the partners. As shown based on the Microcensus for the year 2021, in 9% of the couples with children under the age of three years neither the man nor the woman was in (realised) paid employment and 37% of the couples were both employed. In 51% of the couples in this group, the father was employed, while the mother was either not employed or in parental or maternity leave. Only in 3% of the couples, the mothers was in paid employment, while the father was not employed or in parental leave. This picture shows that in more than half of the couples a traditional division of labour prevails, in which the mother fully interrupts her employment, while the man continues to be employment (and even increases the working hours, as further analyses show). Cases in which the father interrupts his employment are still very rare.

Figure 3 Employment constellations of couples, whose youngest child is less than three years old (Germany, 2021)

Both employed 37%

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28. Following this analytical approach, we can distinguish couples in which the woman entirely stopped working with a highly traditional division of labour. It is analytically fruitful to distinguish this group before taking a closer look into the couples in which both the mother and the father are in paid employment. It should however be noted that such an analysis only covers 37 % of the couples whose youngest child is less than three years old. Out of these 37 % of couples, in which both partners are employed, in two thirds the father is in full-time paid employment, while the mother is employed part time (see figure 4). In 25% of the couples, both partners are working full time, and in 6% both are employed part time. In only 3 percent of the couples, the mother holds a full-time job, while the father is working part time. Note that a very similar distribution can also be observed for employed couples with children aged less than 18 years old (both full-time 27%; both part-time 5%; man full- time/woman part-time 3%; woman part-time/man full-time 66%), the main difference being that in this group the share of couples, in which both partners are in paid employment amounts to 66% (instead of 37% for the couples with a child aged less than 3 years).

Figure 4 Employment constellations of couples in realised employment, whose youngest child is less than three years old (Germany, 2021)

29. The figures presented in figure 4 still not provides a fully accurate picture. As already noted, the range of hours usually worked by part-time (but also full-time) workers is subject to considerable variation. This is particularly relevant, since mothers in part-time employment tend to work less hours than fathers in part-time employment (see figure 2). Similarly, fathers in full-time employment on average work more hours than mothers in full-time employment.

30. A possible solution is to analyse the hours usually worked by couples, broken down by the hours worked of the father and the mother. Figure 5 shows the hours worked by the father on the x-axis and the hours worked by the mother on the y-axis. The figure shows, e.g. that the most frequent employment constellation of couples with children below the age of three is that both the mother usually works 21 to 30 hours and the father 31 to 40 hours (which

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applies to 20 % of the couples).1 The bubbles on the diagonal represent cases, in which the mother’s and the father’s usual working hours fall into the same category. The (few) bubbles above the diagonal represent couples in which the mother usually works more hours than the father and the bubbles below the diagonal represent cases in which the father usually works longer. Overall, the hours usually worked are equal in 24.1 % of the couples, whose youngest child is less than three years old. In 73.1 % of the couples, the father falls into a higher category of hours usually worked and only in 2.8 % the mother is working longer hours. Compared to the results shown in figure 4, one can conclude that the comparison based on the full-time/part-time distinction underestimates the differences in working time of mothers and fathers.

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IV. Conclusions

31. Information on the distribution of paid work in couples can provide important hints also regarding the distribution of unpaid work in couples. Without measuring unpaid work directly, information on paid work can be used as a proxy for arrangements regarding unpaid work, and at least describes the potential of an equal distribution of unpaid work.

32. The indicators presented in this paper can be a highly useful complement to results on the division of unpaid work from Time Use Surveys, typically collected in large intervals and in relatively small samples. The indicators presented in this paper can be produced on the basis of Labour Force Surveys based on a household sample. As Labour Force Surveys are usually run more frequently and based on larger sample sizes, more differentiated analyses are possible, e.g. focussing on the situation of couples with young children by their socio- economic status.

33. As we have shown, several conceptual decisions need to be taken that have implications on the interpretation of the indicators. This includes the definition of employment (for which we suggest the concept of realised employment), which is facing different requirements when applied to the division of labour of couples, compared, e.g. to economic analysis. We have also shown that the common distinction between full-time and part-time employment is going along with some uncertainty, since the group if part-time employed tends to be very heterogeneous and often a harmonised operationalisation is lacking. Using the information regarding the hours usually worked is analytically richer, however more difficult to communicate.

34. All the indicators presented in section III have their right, and are appropriate measures in different contexts. We have shown that, nevertheless, relying on some of the indicators proposed only can lead to biased results, as, e.g., the inequality of the division of labour of couples might be under-estimated.

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  • I. Introduction
  • II. Conceptual and methodological challenges
    • A. Defining employment of couples (with children)
    • B. Defining full-time vs. part-time employment
    • C. Defining the household situation of couples
  • III. Indicators and findings
  • IV. Conclusions
  • V. References
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Измерение распределения труда в парах на основе данных обследования домохозяйств. Новые подходы и результаты микропереписи в Германии

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Аннотация

В качестве стандартных показателей в гендерной статистике часто

используются такие показатели, как доля участия в занятости или обычное

рабочее время мужчин и женщин, при этом разделение труда в парах

принимается во внимание реже. Это удивительно, поскольку, особенно когда

рождаются дети, разделение труда матерей и отцов пересматривается на

семейном уровне, из-за чего зачастую женщины сокращают свою занятость на

оплачиваемой работе, чтобы сосредоточиться на неоплачиваемой работе по

уходу за детьми. В этом контексте для выработки политики по продвижению

гендерного равенства часто особенно востребованы показатели, касающиеся

разделения труда между партнерами в паре. Такие данные легко доступны,

если опираться на обследования домохозяйств. Тем не менее, во избежание

неверного толкования при анализе необходимо аккуратно применять

согласованные на международном уровне концепции, такие как статус

занятости и измерение продолжительности рабочего времени. На основе

недавно полученных в Германии результатов в докладе представлены подходы

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к разработке подходящих показателей и рассматриваются типовые ошибки,

связанные с неправильным использованием концепций.

I. Введение

1. Распределение оплачиваемой и неоплачиваемой работы между партнерами в паре

является ключевым показателем гендерного равенства. Неравное время,

затрачиваемое мужчинами и женщинами на оплачиваемую и неоплачиваемую работу,

является одной из основных причин более низких заработков женщин (Allmendinger

2022), а также гендерного разрыва в различных социальных сферах. Как отмечают

Schrenker and Zucco (2020), неравное распределение оплачиваемой и неоплачиваемой

работы между мужчинами и женщинами в значительной степени способствует

гендерному разрыву в оплате труда.

2. Доходы мужчин и женщин, как показывают регулярные публикации о гендерном

разрыве в оплате труда, по-прежнему различаются практически во всех странах и

секторах. Часто отмечается, что гендерный разрыв в оплате труда становится

особенно заметным, когда у пары рождается первый ребенок: На этом решающем

этапе жизни пересматривается распределение оплаченного и неоплачиваемого труда

между партнерами. В результате женщина часто прерывает оплачиваемую работу,

чтобы заботиться о ребенке, в то время как мужчина продолжает оплачиваемую

работу (и даже работает больше). Когда по мере взросления детей обязанности по

уходу сокращаются, женщины обычно возвращаются на рынок труда, но, как правило,

на неполный рабочий день. В результате при оценке среднего заработка в течение

жизни разрыв между мужчинами и женщинами в Германии составляет около 40-45

процентов, причем разрыв еще серьезнее для женщин с детьми, что связано с

«детским наказанием» (Bönke et al. 2020; Kleven et al. 2019).

3. В то время как распределение заработков, а также количество часов, затрачиваемых

на оплачиваемую работу, легко получить из ряда источников данных, особенно из

обследований рабочей силы, оценки распределения неоплачиваемого труда

предоставляются реже и с меньшей точностью. Учитывая более сложный процесс

сбора данных, такие данные собираются в ходе обследований затрат времени, и это

происходит реже и с меньшими размерами выборки (по сравнению, например, с

обследованиями рабочей силы). В итоге возможности для подробной разбивки данных

ограничены.

4. Мы показываем, что индикаторы распределения оплачиваемой работы в парах можно

использовать в качестве косвенного показателя распределения как оплачиваемой, так

и неоплачиваемой работы в парах с детьми и без детей. Можно предположить, что

партнер, который тратит меньше времени на оплачиваемую работу, больше времени

тратит на неоплачиваемую работу по уходу и работу по дому. Однако следует иметь в

виду, что это соотношение не совершенно: как показывают обследования затрат

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времени, в парах, в которых оба партнера работают полный рабочий день, женщина в

среднем указывает, что тратит больше времени на неоплачиваемую работу по дому. В

случае Германии при сравнении матерей и отцов, работающих полный рабочий день,

матери по-прежнему вдвое больше времени уделяют работе по уходу (28 минут по

сравнению с 15 минутами в день; Hobler/Pfahl 2017). В то же время сокращение

неравенства в продолжительности рабочего времени на оплачиваемой работе часто

представляется как ключевой элемент, позволяющий устранить гендерный разрыв в

затратах времени на работу по уходу, то есть среднюю разницу в количестве часов,

затрачиваемых женщинами и мужчинами на неоплачиваемую работу по уходу

(Schäper et al. 2023).

5. Данные о распределении оплачиваемой работы в парах можно также получить из

многочисленных обследований рабочей силы при условии, что они проводятся на

основе обследования домохозяйств. В Германии в ходе микропереписи каждый год

опрашивается один процент населения. Им задаются вопросы для получения

подробной информации о домохозяйстве, в котором живет человек, а также

подробной информации о рабочем времени и оплачиваемой занятости.

6. Хотя показатели распределения оплачиваемой занятости в парах иногда

используются, в том числе в международных базах данных, их операционализация

является непростой задачей. Необходимо уделить больше внимания важным

понятийным элементам потенциальных показателей. Это касается, в частности,

определения занятости в соответствии с концепцией рабочей силы Международной

организации труда (МОТ), определения полной и неполной занятости, а также

используемых концепций домохозяйства и семьи.

7. В данном документе в разделе II обсуждаются некоторые методологические и

концептуальные проблемы. В разделе III представлен ряд различных показателей,

полученных по итогам микропереписи населения Германии за 2021 год. В

заключительном разделе IV мы подводим итоги и даем предложения относительно

дальнейшей работы.

II. Концептуальные и методологические проблемы

A. Определение занятости пар (с детьми)

8. Концепция рабочей силы Международной организации труда (МОТ, 2013 г.) является

международным стандартом, регулирующим разработку концепции работы и

занятости в официальной статистике. Понятие рабочей силы исчерпывающим образом

разделяет все население на три взаимоисключающие группы: занятых, безработных и

лиц, не входящих в состав рабочей силы. В этой концепции занятость определяется

экстенсивно, то есть занятыми также считаются лица, занятые небольшими работами

продолжительностью один час и более (Körner 2012).

9. В концепции рабочей силы лица, временно отсутствующие в течение учетной недели,

считаются занятыми при условии, что они сохраняют привязанность к работе во время

своего отсутствия. По этой причине лица, имеющие работу, но не работающие,

обычно включаются в число занятых, если они находились, например, в ежегодном

отпуске, отпуске по болезни, отпуске по уходу за ребенком, учебном отпуске, отпуске

по уходу за другими людьми или отсутствовали из-за забастовки или локаута.

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10. Таким образом, концепция рабочей силы может привести к необъективным выводам

при сравнении статуса занятости матерей и отцов (Hochgürtel 2018; Kahle/Keller 2018):

Матери, не работающие из-за отпуска по уходу за ребенком (который может длиться

более трех месяцев, «когда гарантировано возвращение на работу в ту же

экономическую единицу»; МОТ 2013: 6), могут считаться занятыми, тем самым

систематически завышается занятость матерей. Поскольку мужчины и женщины, как

правило, по-разному реагируют на разные причины отсутствия на работе, анализ

ситуации с занятостью матерей и отцов, а также пар может быть необъективным, если

концепция рабочей силы применяется примитивно.

11. На этом фоне для анализа занятости мужчин и женщин Федеральное статистическое

управление (ФСУ) Германии разработало концепцию «фактической занятости»,

основываясь на имеющихся критериях концепции рабочей силы (Hochgürtel 2018). В

группу людей фактической занятости входят все лица, являющиеся занятыми в

соответствии с концепцией рабочей силы, при условии, что они не отсутствовали на

работе в связи с отпуском по беременности и родам или отпуском по уходу за

ребенком. Как показано на Рисунке 1, учет лиц, имеющих фактическую занятость, а

не всех занятых, приводит к значительным изменениям в результатах, в частности, что

касается матерей с маленькими детьми. В 2021 году уровень фактической занятости

матерей с детьми в возрасте до одного года составлял 14%, а общий уровень занятости

матерей с детьми в возрасте до одного года составлял 63%.

Рисунок 1

Занятость и фактическая занятость матерей и отцов в зависимости от возраста

самого младшего ребенка (Германия, 2021 г.)

B. Определение полной и неполной занятости

12. Часто в качестве показателя для определения объема выполняемой работы

используется понятие основной работы на условиях полной или частичной занятости.

Иногда это не так просто, как может показаться на первый взгляд, поскольку обычное

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6 to below 10 years

10 to below 15 years

15 to below 18 years

Employment - mothers Realised employment - mothers

Employment - fathers Realised emplyoment - fathers

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рабочее время при групповой работе на условиях неполного рабочего дня (а также на

условиях полной занятости) имеет значительные колебания, которые различаются для

женщин и мужчин (рисунок 2). В контексте организации работы в парах это может

привести к необъективным результатам, если рабочее время мужчин, работающих

неполный рабочий день, отличается от рабочего времени женщин, занятых неполный

рабочий день.

13. Согласно Конвенции МОТ 175 работник, занятый неполное рабочее время, означает

работающее по найму лицо, нормальная продолжительность рабочего времени

которого меньше нормальной продолжительности рабочего времени работников,

занятых полное рабочее время и находящихся в сравнимой ситуации» (МОТ 1994).

Резолюция МОТ об измерении рабочего времени подтверждает это определение, но

здесь речь идет о «контрактном времени или обычном рабочем времени» (МОТ, 2008

г.) (а не о нормальном времени), что имеет ограниченное значение в данном

контексте. Если предположить, что большинство работников, занятых полный

рабочий день, будет работать около 40 часов в неделю, получится ситуация, в которой

работники, занятые полный рабочий день, представляют собой относительно

однородную группу (в отношении их рабочего времени), в то время как работники,

занятые неполный рабочий день, обычно могут работать от 1 до 39 часов в неделю

(Kahle/Keller 2018). Это очень неоднородная группа, а это означает, что работа

неполный рабочий день может иметь различные последствия не только для

соответствующих заработков, но и для распределения работы в парах.

14. Изучение вопроса о том, как неполный рабочий день обычно используется в

обследованиях, еще больше усложняет ситуацию. В то время как в обследованиях

рабочей силы в государствах-членах ЕС рекомендуется основывать измерение

занятости полный и неполный день на самооценке, данной респондентом, во многих

других обследованиях обычной практикой является определение фиксированного

порогового значения (например 30 часов) для разграничения работы на условиях

полной и неполной занятости. Дополнительные правила могут применяться при

редактировании данных для исправления данных в случае неправдоподобных ответов.

Например, для целей микропереписи в Германии до 2019 года все лица с

продолжительностью обычного рабочего времени 36 или более часов считались

работниками на полной занятости (независимо от самооценки, полученной в ходе

обследования). Лица, обычно работающие менее 25 часов, считались работающими

неполный рабочий день, при этом только тех, кто обычно работал от 25 до 36 часов,

относили к той или иной категории в соответствии с их самооценкой по данным

обследования. Выводы о распределении работы в парах могут быть хотя бы в какой-то

степени неоднозначными в зависимости от определения, применяемого в том или

ином обследовании.

Рисунок 2

Распределение обычного рабочего времени матерей и отцов при фактической

неполной занятости (Германия, 2022 г.)

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15. Еще один аспект, который следует отметить, заключается в том, что оценки

обследований относительно полной и неполной занятости обычно касаются основного

места работы. Дополнительные места работы обычно не рассматриваются, даже если

отработанное там рабочее время может в сумме составлять полный рабочий день.

C. Определение статуса домохозяйства для пар

16. Согласно рекомендациям ЕЭК ООН по проведению переписи 2020 года

домохозяйство определяется как «лица, которые совместно занимают всю или часть

жилой единицы и обеспечивают себя продуктами питания и, возможно, другими

предметами первой необходимости для жизни» (ЕЭК ООН, 2015 г.: 162. Две основные

используемые концепции домохозяйства – концепция ведения домашнего хозяйства, а

также концепция жилища домохозяйства (часто используемая в переписях) –

объединяет то, что основным критерием разграничения домохозяйства является то,

что члены домохозяйства проживают в одном и том же жилище.

17. Увязка понятия «домохозяйство» или, в частности, «семья» с критерием проживания в

одном и том же жилище может быть полезна для многих аналитических целей и

простым решением для использования обоих понятий в обследованиях. Однако оно

может отличаться от повседневного восприятия домохозяйств или семей. Такое может

быть, например, если не все члены семьи проживают в одном и том же жилище,

поскольку лица, проживающие в другом домохозяйстве, по определению не могут

быть членами дальнейших домохозяйств.

18. По прошествии нескольких десятилетий это разграничение уже не соответствует

некоторым структурам домохозяйства и семьи, в частности это касается семей. Семьи

теперь – это не только традиционные семьи, постоянно проживающие вместе в одном

жилище. Значительная часть семей превращается в сводные семьи после того как

родители начинают жить по отдельности. Дети, живущие вместе в домашнем

хозяйстве, больше не обязательно являются биологическими потомками взрослых, с

которыми они живут. В сложных или смешанных семьях у обоих членов пары есть, по

крайней мере, один ранее существовавший ребенок. Кроме того, дети могут

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

below 10 hours 11 to 20 hours 21 to 30 hours 31 to 40 hours 41 to 50 hours

Fathers Mothers

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проживать одновременно в нескольких домохозяйствах, перемещаясь между

домохозяйствами разных биологических и приемных родителей, что часто не

отражается в концепции обследования.

19. При проведении обследований часто приходится выбирать их охват, и такие решения

обычно ограничивают анализ разделения труда в паре. В обследованиях домохозяйств

официальной статистики (таких как микроперепись в Германии) основное внимание

часто уделяется структурам совместного проживания в пределах границ одного

домохозяйства. Социальные связи или семейные отношения с лицами,

проживающими в других домохозяйствах, в настоящее время невозможно отобразить.

Это означает, что матерью или отцом считаются только те лица, которые живут

вместе со своими детьми в одном домохозяйстве. Это может быть проблематично в

некоторых типах семей, таких как «одинокие родители», которые делят между собой

обязанности по уходу после развода.

20. На сегодняшний день в микропереписи нет решения относительно семей, выходящих

за пределы домохозяйства. Поэтому нижеследующий анализ относится к парам,

проживающим в одном домохозяйстве, при этом мы знаем, что это не в полной мере

отражает все современные формы семейной жизни.

21. Кроме того, заслуживает внимания определение ребенка. В обследованиях, подобных

микропереписи, для детей принципиально не устанавливаются возрастные границы,

то есть во многие стандартные таблицы также могут быть включены

совершеннолетние дети, проживающие в домохозяйстве. Для анализа разделения

труда родителей целесообразно ориентироваться только на несовершеннолетних

детей. Кроме того, рекомендуется применять разбивку по возрасту самого младшего

ребенка в домохозяйстве, чтобы можно было проводить осмысленные сравнения.

Лица, проживающие вместе со своими совершеннолетними детьми, обычно

включаются в состав домохозяйств без детей.

III. Индикаторы и выводы

22. Как показано в предыдущем разделе, для анализа распределения оплачиваемой и

неоплачиваемой работы в парах необходимо принять несколько основных

концептуальных решений. По уже упомянутым причинам мы решили сосредоточить

внимание на лицах, имеющих фактическую занятость, то есть мы не включаем

занятых лиц, которые временно отсутствовали на работе из-за отпуска по

беременности и родам или отпуска по уходу за ребенком.

23. Как уже показано на рисунке 1, уровень фактической занятости матерей и отцов

сильно различается: В то время как 90% отцов имели фактическую занятость в 2021

году, то же самое верно только для 69% матерей. Разрыв становится тем больше, чем

младше дети, живущие в домохозяйстве. Обратите внимание, что разрыв полностью

исчезает, если сравнивать мужчин и женщин без детей. Если мы сосредоточимся на

возрастном диапазоне, сравнимом с группой родителей, то есть от 21 до 55 лет, то

реальный уровень занятости составляет 83% для мужчин и 82% для женщин.

24. Если мы рассмотрим пары, живущие вместе, результаты будут гораздо больше

сосредоточены на конкретном распределении труда, о котором договорились мать и

отец, живущие вместе со своим ребенком или детьми.

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25. Простым, но очень грубым показателем распределения оплачиваемой работы внутри

пары является средняя разница между обычным рабочим временем партнеров. В

Германии этот показатель относится к матерям и отцам в возрасте от 15 до 64 лет, у

которых младшему ребенку меньше трех лет. Он включает пары, где хотя бы один из

партнеров имеет фактическую занятость (партнеры, не имеющие фактической

занятости, обозначаются как работающие 0 часов). Такой показатель отражает в одной

цифре неравенство в распределении оплачиваемой занятости и неоплачиваемой

работы по уходу между женщинами и мужчинами. Согласно данным микропереписи в

Германии средняя разница между обычным рабочим временем в парах в 2021 году

составляла 20,9 часа (BMFSFJ 2023). По сравнению с 2008 годом разница

уменьшилась на 30% с 29,9 часов. Несмотря на это сокращение, индикатор

демонстрирует сохраняющееся неравенство в распределении оплачиваемой и

неоплачиваемой работы между мужчинами и женщинами, особенно для пар с

маленькими детьми.

26. Хотя для экспресс-оценки удобно представить сложное явление, такое как разделение

труда внутри пары, одним числом, тем не менее такое упрощение препятствует

дифференцированному анализу. Под средним значением скрываются пары, в которых

один партнер работает полный рабочий день, а другой не работает по найму, пары, в

которых партнеры работают полный/неполный рабочий день, и пары, в которых оба

партнера работают неполный рабочий день. Таким образом, значительные реальные

различия сильно упрощаются.

27. Другой подход заключается в том, чтобы сосредоточиться не на продолжительности

обычного рабочего времени, а на общих типах разделения труда. Изучая пары с

детьми в возрасте до трех лет, можно выделить такие широкие категории как: и мать,

и отец имеют (фактическую) оплачиваемую работу, только один из партнеров имеет

оплачиваемую работу, и ни один из партнеров не имеет оплачиваемой работы. Как

показали данные микропереписи населения за 2021 год, в 9% пар с детьми в возрасте

до трех лет ни мужчина, ни женщина не имели (фактической) оплачиваемой работы, а

в 37% пар работали оба партнера. У 51% пар этой группы отец работал, а мать либо не

работала, либо находилась в отпуске по уходу за ребенком или в отпуске по

беременности и родам. Лишь в 3% пар матери работали по найму, а отец не работал

или находился в отпуске по уходу за ребенком. Это показывает, что более чем у

половины пар преобладает традиционное разделение труда, при котором мать

полностью прерывает свою занятость, а мужчина продолжает работать (и даже

работает более продолжительное время, как показывает дальнейший анализ). Случаи,

когда отец прерывает работу, все еще очень редки.

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Рисунок 3

Структура занятости в парах, где младший ребенок моложе трех лет (Германия,

2021 г.)

28. Следуя этому аналитическому подходу, мы можем выделить пары, в которых

женщина полностью перестала работать и произошло весьма традиционное

разделение труда. С точки зрения анализа разумно выделить эту группу, прежде чем

рассматривать пары, в которых и мать, и отец имеют оплачиваемую работу. Однако

следует отметить, что такой анализ охватывает только 37% пар, в которых младшему

ребенку меньше трех лет. Из этих 37% пар, в которых работают оба партнера, в двух

третях случаев отец работает на оплачиваемой работе полный рабочий день, а мать

работает неполный рабочий день (см. Рис. 4). В 25% пар оба партнера работают

полный рабочий день, а в 6% – оба работают неполный рабочий день. Только в 3%

пар мать работает полный рабочий день, а отец работает неполный рабочий день.

Обратите внимание, что очень похожее распределение можно наблюдать и для

работающих пар с детьми в возрасте до 18 лет (оба родителя работают полный

рабочий день - 27%; оба работают неполный рабочий день - 5%; мужчина работает

полный рабочий день/женщина работает неполный рабочий день - 3%; женщина

работает неполный рабочий день/мужчина работает полный рабочий день - 66%). При

этом основное отличие состоит в том, что в этой группе доля пар, в которых оба

партнера находятся на оплачиваемой работе, составляет 66% (вместо 37% для пар с

ребенком в возрасте до 3 лет).

Both employed 37%

Man employed / woman maternity or parental leave 21%

Woman employed / man parental leave 1%

Man employed / woman not employed

30%

Woman employed / man not employed

2%

None employed 9%

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Рисунок 4

Структура занятости в парах, имеющих фактическую занятость, где младший

ребенок моложе трех лет (Германия, 2021 г.)

29. Цифры, представленные на Рис.4, все еще не дают полностью точной картины. Как

уже отмечалось, диапазон продолжительности обычного рабочего времени при

неполной занятости (но также и при работе полный день), подвержен значительным

колебаниям. Это особенно актуально, поскольку матери, занятые неполный рабочий

день, как правило, работают меньше часов, чем отцы, занятые неполный рабочий день

(см. Рис. 2). Точно так же отцы, занятые полный рабочий день, в среднем работают

больше часов, чем матери, занятые полный рабочий день.

30. Возможным решением является анализ продолжительности обычного рабочего

времени пары с разбивкой по времени, отработанному отцом и матерью. На Рис. 5

рабочее время отца отложено по оси абсцисс, а рабочее время матери — по оси у. На

рисунке показано, например, что наиболее частой структурой занятости пар с детьми

в возрасте до трех лет является вариант, при котором мать обычно работает от 21 до

30 часов, а отец от 31 до 40 часов (что применимо к 20 % пар).1 Кружки на диагонали

представляют собой случаи, когда обычное рабочее время матери и отца попадает в

одну и ту же категорию. (Несколько) кружков над диагональю представляют пары, в

которых мать обычно работает больше часов, чем отец, а кружки под диагональю

обозначают случаи, в которых отец обычно работает дольше матери. В целом

продолжительность рабочего времени, как правило, одинакова у 24,1 % пар, где

младший ребенок моложе трех лет. В 73,1% пар продолжительность обычного

рабочего времени отца больше и только в 2,8% пар мать работает дольше отца. По

сравнению с результатами, показанными на Рис. 4, можно сделать вывод, что

1 Обратите внимание, что на Рисунке 5 данные не могут быть представлены для нескольких точек данных из-

за недостаточного размера ячейки.

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66%

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Both part time 6%

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сравнение, основанное на разнице между полной и неполной занятостью,

недооценивает разницу в продолжительности рабочего времени матерей и отцов.

Рисунок 5

Структура занятости в парах, имеющих фактическую занятость, где младший ребенок

моложе трех лет (Германия, 2021 г.)

IV. Выводы

31. Информация о распределении оплачиваемой работы между партнерами в парах может

также дать важные косвенные указания относительно распределения неоплачиваемой

работы в парах. Без прямого измерения неоплачиваемого труда информация об

оплачиваемой работе может использоваться в качестве косвенного указания на

договоренности относительно неоплачиваемого труда и, по меньшей мере, описывает

потенциал равного распределения неоплачиваемого труда.

32. Индикаторы, представленные в этом документе, могут быть очень полезным

дополнением к результатам о разделении неоплачиваемого труда по данным

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обследований затрат времени, которые обычно проводятся через большие интервалы

времени и на относительно небольших выборках. Индикаторы, представленные в

настоящем документе, могут быть получены на основе обследований рабочей силы на

выборке домохозяйств. Поскольку обследования рабочей силы обычно проводятся

чаще и имеют больший размер выборки, возможен более дифференцированный

анализ, например, можно сконцентрироваться на парах с маленькими детьми и

рассмотреть их социально-экономическое положение.

33. Как мы показали, необходимо принять несколько концептуальных решений,

влияющих на интерпретацию показателей. Это в том числе определение занятости

(для которого мы предлагаем концепцию фактической занятости), к которому

предъявляются различные требования применительно к разделению труда между

партнерами в паре, по сравнению, например, с экономическим анализом. Мы также

показали, что общее различие между занятостью полный и неполный рабочий день

сопровождается некоторой неопределенностью, поскольку группа, занятая неполный

рабочий день, склонна к большой неоднородности, и зачастую отсутствует

унифицированная практическая реализация. Использование информации об обычном

рабочем времени предоставляет больше возможностей для анализа, однако передача

информации затруднена.

34. Все индикаторы, представленные в разделе III, имеют право на существование и

являются подходящими показателями в различных контекстах. Тем не менее, мы

показали, что опора лишь на некоторые из предложенных показателей может

привести к необъективным результатам, так как, например, неравенство в разделении

труда между партнерами в парах может быть недооценено.

V. Литература

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  • I. Введение
  • II. Концептуальные и методологические проблемы
    • A. Определение занятости пар (с детьми)
    • B. Определение полной и неполной занятости
    • C. Определение статуса домохозяйства для пар
  • III. Индикаторы и выводы
  • IV. Выводы
  • V. Литература

GDP Flash Estimate and GDP Nowcast: An R-Shiny App for GDP Estimation, Germany

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Economic Commission for Europe Conference of European Statisticians Group of Experts on National Accounts Twenty-second session Geneva, 25-27 April 2023 Item 7 of the provisional agenda Real-time indicators and nowcasting

GDP Flash Estimate and GDP Nowcast: An R-Shiny App for GDP Estimation

Prepared by the German Federal Statistics Office1

Summary

In recent years DESTATIS has been publishing a GDP flash estimate 30 days after the end of the quarter and a purely model-based GDP nowcast 10 days after the end of the quarter for internal use. Since spring 2020, the GDP flash estimate and nowcast have been facing new challenges related to the ongoing corona pandemic, supply and material bottlenecks, price increases, and the war in Ukraine. GDP Flash estimate and GDP nowcast: An R-Shiny app for GDP estimation by DESTATIS presents a new tool developed to cope with these additional uncertainties. The application allows to carry out the model estimations more flexible, faster and less error-prone manner than before. It permits loading a comprehensive set of indicators that can be expanded if new indicators become available. Furthermore, it is possible to test various estimation scenarios based on previously defined models of the GDP sub-aggregates. The application also includes a variety of graphical evaluation options to analyse the estimated GDP, production- and use-side components and the underlying monthly economic indicators

1 Prepared by Arne Ackermann and Claudia Fries, Destatis.

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I. Scope of the R-Shiny App

1. Since the second quarter of 2020, the Federal Statistical Office has been publishing gross domestic product (GDP) as a GDP flash estimate 30 days after the end of the quarter. For this publication, expert estimates for production and expenditure side are supplemented by econometric estimates2. In addition, a purely model-based GDP nowcast is estimated 10 days after the end of the quarter for internal use (see Dickopf, Janz and Mucha, 2019). After an initial feasibility study in 2019, the econometric model as well as the estimation tool for the nowcast has been continuously further developed.

2. Since spring 2020, the GDP estimates (flash estimate and nowcast) have been facing new challenges. The corona pandemic, supply and material bottlenecks, price increases and the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine have led to increasing estimation uncertainties for the time series econometric models of GDP flash estimate and GDP nowcast (see Ackermann, Dickopf and Mucha, 2021). To cope with these additional uncertainties, we started to develop an R-Shiny app as a graphical user interface for the estimation process. With this new tool, it is possible to carry out the model estimations more flexibly, faster and less error-prone than before. The app allows loading a comprehensive set of indicators that can be expanded if new indicators become available. Furthermore, it is possible to test various estimation scenarios based on previously defined models of the GDP sub-aggregates. The app also includes a variety of graphical evaluation options to analyse the estimated results of GDP, its production and use side-aggregates and the underlying monthly economic indicators. Other features as e.g. an integrated revision analysis could be added in the future.

3. This contribution will first explain the underlying econometric approach. Then, we present the main functionalities and some application examples of the R-Shiny app that is used internally by the Federal Statistical Office for the econometric part of the GDP flash estimate and for the GDP nowcast.

II. Econometric Approach

4. We estimate the quarterly gross domestic product following the bottom-up structure of the detailed GDP calculation. Therefore, estimated values for aggregates of GDP are calculated first and then aggregated to form one overall GDP result for the production side, and one for the expenditure side. Thus, the results of the production and expenditure approach are determined independently. The basis of the calculations on the production side is the gross value added in currently 15 aggregated economic sectors, plus taxes on goods and less subsidies on goods (see Table 1, first column). In order to increase the estimation precision in trade (section G) and to better assess the impulses of each of the three subsections, trade has been divided into its three subsections G45, G46 and G47. Thus, trade (section G) is estimated indirectly as the sum of the estimates of the three subsections. This procedure is also planned for other aggregates on both the production and the expenditure side (e.g. private consumption expenditure). On the expenditure side, we estimate 9 aggregates (see Table 1, second column) and manually add an assumed value for changes in inventories and acquisitions.

2 Following the Delphi method (see appendix Figure 7)

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Table 1 Estimated components of GDP

Production side Expenditure side

NACE Section

Economic Area

A Agriculture, forestry and fishing Private consumption expenditure B Mining and quarrying General government expenditure C Manufacturing Gross fixed capital formation, Machinery and

equipment D Energy supply Gross fixed capital formation, Buildings E Water supply, sewerage, waste

management and remediation activities Gross fixed capital formation, Other products

F Construction Export of Goods G G45 G46 G47

Wholesale and retail trade, sale and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles

Export of Services

H Transportation and storage Import of Goods I Accommodation and food services Import of Services J Information and communication K Financial and insurance activities L Real estate activities M, N Business services O, P, Q Public services, education, health R, S, T Other services Taxes on products Subsidies on products

5. The individual aggregates and subsections are estimated using bridge equations. If suitable indicators are available for an aggregate, these are included in the corresponding model as external regressors. Currently, up to six indicators are included for each aggregate. Most indicators are available on a monthly basis, while GDP aggregates are available on a quarterly basis. Therefore, the monthly indicators are aggregated to quarterly frequency for estimation. At the time of the estimation, normally only one to two monthly values of the underlying indicators for the current quarter are available. The missing monthly values have to be estimated before aggregating to quarterly frequency (Eurostat, 2016). The two steps of the procedure are summarized for the example of private consumption in Figure 1. The estimation of missing monthly values might include up to three predictors as external regressors, if available.

6. Methodologically, ARIMA models with external regressors are used for the individual estimates in both steps. Seasonality in the time series is considered within the modelling, and indicators and predictors are adjusted for seasonal effects.

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Figure 1 Estimation steps, example private consumption

III. Features: Application

A. Menu and Data Input

7. The menu bar on the left allows to switch between different parts of the estimation and to choose several options which will be explained in the following sections.

8. On the first page “Dateneingang”, four data files need to be selected for upload as input for the estimations:

• Steuerungsdatei: In this file the estimation models with respect to external regressors for the aggregates and all indicators are described.

• Datensatz Indikatoren: This file contains the time series of all possible indicators and predictors in monthly frequency.

• Datensatz Entstehung: This file contains the time series of all production side aggregates.

• Datensatz Verwendung: This file contains the time series of all expenditure side aggregates.

9. The menu bar allows to set the start date of the model estimation (“Start Modellkalibrierung”), to set the quarter to be estimated (“Aktuelles Quartal”), to manually set the value for inventories and acquisitions and to choose the time interval to be displayed in the graphical outputs.

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Figure 2 Menu bar and data upload

B. Selection of approach and aggregate: example private consumption expenditure

10. The list in the menu under “BIP-Seite” allows to switch between production or expenditure approach. In the example in Figure 3, the expenditure approach (“Verwendung”) is chosen.

11. If the second menu point “Aggregate” is selected, output appears on the right panel. In the header of this panel, a drop-down menu allows to choose between the aggregates of the selected GDP approach. The example in Figure 3 shows the output for private consumption expenditure.

12. The graph displays the chain index for unadjusted (blue line) and seasonally adjusted (red line) data. The nowcasts for both series are displayed as dots at the current edge of the time line. On the left hand of the graph the estimated model is printed.

13. Below, drop-down menus show the indicators for private consumption and their predictors as given by the input file “Steuerungsdatei” and described in Figure 1. The drop- down menus allow to change the indicators and their predictors in a flexible way by choosing from the time series set given in the file “Datensatz Indikatoren”. To facilitate the analysis and choice of indicators and predictors, the time series are displayed graphically below the menus as shown in Figure 4. Additionally, the estimated models can be displayed (see Figure 5).

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Figure 3 Estimation of private consumption expenditure

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Figure 4 Estimation of indicators for private consumption expenditure

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Figure 5 Estimation of indicators for private consumption expenditure, including display of estimated model

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C. Calculation of GDP

14. If the estimation models of all aggregates of one GDP side, here the expenditure approach, are chosen, the calculation of aggregated GDP for the expenditure side can be displayed be selecting the third point “BIP” in the menu bar and clicking the button “BIP rechnen” at the top of the right panel. Then, the right panel is showing a graph with unadjusted (blue) and seasonally adjusted (red) GDP (see Figure 6). In addition, a table under the graph summarizes the estimates for GDP and all aggregates, giving level estimates as well as growth rates and confidence intervals for the aggregates. Final estimation models for each aggregate can be displayed below.

15. The same procedure is to be applied to obtain estimates for the production approach of GDP.

16. The last button in the menu bar allows to print the estimates for each approach to an Excel-file.

IV. Advantages and further development

17. For our regular quarterly nowcast and flash estimation, the R shiny app has the following advantages:

• It provides a compact graphical representation of the estimated GDP aggregates and the indicators used for them.

• The inclusion of new (digital) data in the existing data set and testing of this data indicators and predictors is easy and quick. It allows to adjust estimation models in a flexible way, which is especially helpful in times of crises or other unusual economic developments

• The user interface does not only allow fast and easy adoption of models, but also helps to understand and interpret economic interdependencies thanks to the visualization of the time series employed in the estimation.

18. Our plans for further development of the app in the future comprise two areas. First, we envisage to include a (pseudo) out-of-sample analysis within the application. The estimation errors of a given estimation model could be calculated and displayed to provide the user with an additional criterion to select the best possible model inside the application. Second, we plan to increase the depth of calculation for more than one aggregate.

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Figure 6 Estimation of GDP for expenditure side

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Literature

Ackermann, Dickopf and Mucha (2021). Flash und Nowcast: Schnellschätzungen des Bruttoinlandsprodukts in der Corona-Pandemie. In WISTA – Wirtschaft und Statistik, Ausgabe 4/2021.

Dickopf, Janz and Mucha (2019. Vom BIP-Flash zum BIP-Nowcast: Erste Ergebnisse einer Machbarkeitsstudie zur weiteren Beschleunigung der BIP-Schnellschätzung. In: WISTA Wirtschaft und Statistik. Ausgabe 6/2019.

Eurostat (2016). Overview of GDP flash estimation methods. In: Eurostat statistical working papers. p. 15 ff.

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Appendix

Figure 7 Delphi-method-style three-pillar-model to obtain a reconciled quarterly GDP at t+30

  • Group of Experts on National Accounts
  • Twenty-second session
  • GDP Flash Estimate and GDP Nowcast: An R-Shiny App for GDP Estimation
    • Prepared by the German Federal Statistics Office0F
  • I. Scope of the R-Shiny App
  • II. Econometric Approach
  • III. Features: Application
    • A. Menu and Data Input
    • B. Selection of approach and aggregate: example private consumption expenditure
    • C. Calculation of GDP
  • IV. Advantages and further development
  • Literature
  • Appendix

Market Forecast Tables 2022

These tables show forest products production and trade forecasts for 2022 and 2023. These cover roundwood (logs, pulpwood and fuel wood), sawnwood (coniferous and non-coniferous), wood-based panels (plywood, particle board, OSB and fibreboard), pulp, paper and wood pellets.  The forecast data are provided by national correspondents and approved at the meeting of the Committee on Forests and the Forest Industry.

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List of tables

List of Tables and Notes
Table 1 - Sawn Softwood
Table 2 - Sawn Hardwood (total)
Table 2a - Sawn Hardwood (temperate)
Table 2b - Sawn Hardwood (tropical)
Table 3 - Veneer Sheets
Table 4 - Plywood
Table 5 - Particle Board (excluding OSB)
Table 5a - Oriented Strand Board
Table 6 - Fibreboard
Table 6a - Hardboard
Table 6b - MDF/HDF
Table 6c - Other Fibreboard
Table 7 - Wood Pulp
Table 8 - Paper and Paperboard
Table 9 - Removals of wood in the rough
Table 9a - Removals of wood in the rough (softwood)
Table 9b - Removals of wood in the rough (hardwood)
Table 10 - Softwood sawlogs
Table 11 - Hardwood sawlogs
Table 11a - Hardwood logs (temperate)
Table 11b - Hardwood logs (tropical)
Table 12 - Pulpwood
Table 12a - Pulpwood (softwood)
Table 12b - Pulpwood (hardwood)
Table 12c - Wood Residues, Chips and Particles
Table 13 - Wood Pellets
Table 14 - Europe: Summary table of market forecasts for 2022 and 2023
Table 15 - North America: Summary table of market forecasts for 2022 and 2023
Source: UNECE Committee on Forests and the Forest Industry , November 2022, http://www.unece.org/forests/fpm/timbercommittee.html
Notes: Data in italics are estimated by the secretariat. EECCA is Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia.
Data for the two latest years are forecasts.
In contrast to previous years, data are shown only for countries providing forecasts. Sub-regional totals are only for reporting countries.
Data are shown only for countries providing forecasts. Sub-regional totals thus reflect only the reporting countries of the subregion. No sub-regional forecast is provided for "Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia" due to lack of information provided by countries in this sub-region.
Germany – Pellets consumption is an estimated consumption as reported by Pellet Federation. There is a difference between reported consumption and apparent consumption of 242,000 metric tonnes and 214,000 metric tonnes, respectively. For 2022 and 2023, this difference is additionally stored at newly installed plants, i.e. sold but not yet consumed.
Slovenia trade figures are lower than actual as they do not include estimates for non-recorded trade with other EU countries.
Polish trade data exclude non-reporters (estimated at 1-3% of total). Residues exclude recovered wood. Polish sawnwood data exclude shop lumber. Wood pulp production is in metric tonnes, not air-dried, and excludes recovered fibre pulp. Wood pellets production data includes briquettes and non-wood based material.
United Kingdom production figures for OSB is secretariat estimate.
Softwood = coniferous, hardwood = non-coniferous
For tables 1-13, data in italics are secretariat estimates or repeated data. All other data are from national sources and are of course estimates for the current and future year.
Countries with nil, missing or confidential data for all years on a table are not shown.

Table 1

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TABLE 1
SAWN SOFTWOOD SCIAGES CONIFERES
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 6,547 6,469 6,400 10,582 10,370 10,300 1,911 2,045 2,000 5,947 5,947 5,900 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 528 ... ... 638 ... ... 25 ... ... 135 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 32 33 32 2 1 1 31 32 31 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 3,250 3,249 3,272 5,015 5,144 5,279 526 555 560 2,291 2,450 2,567 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 2,296 1,910 1,910 1,600 1,600 1,600 1,699 1,360 1,360 1,003 1,050 1,050 Estonie
Finland Finland 3,731 3,650 3,570 11,900 11,750 12,200 547 350 70 8,716 8,450 8,700 Finlande
Germany Germany 20,104 19,800 19,500 25,313 25,300 25,000 5,700 5,000 4,500 10,909 10,500 10,000 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 1,968 1,500 1,300 3,641 3,500 3,300 1,463 900 700 3,136 2,900 2,700 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 56 43 43 39 39 39 28 5 5 12 1 1 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 7 8 9 0 0 0 7 8 9 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 3,036 2,905 2,850 110 100 100 3,408 3,276 3,226 481 470 475 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 4,857 4,750 4,900 4,583 4,500 4,650 1,239 1,250 1,300 965 1,000 1,050 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 632 730 665 817 850 840 121 130 125 306 250 300 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 379 400 422 99 110 120 295 300 310 15 10 8 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 563 650 675 1,302 1,300 1,325 324 350 350 1,063 1,000 1,000 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 627 600 550 904 1,000 970 563 500 500 840 900 920 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 6,954 6,450 5,300 19,000 18,500 17,500 514 450 300 12,560 12,500 12,500 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 1,245 1,275 1,315 1,150 1,180 1,220 280 275 270 185 180 175 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 10,960 8,920 9,410 3,574 3,010 3,400 7,623 6,150 6,250 237 240 240 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 67,771 63,342 62,124 90,268 88,255 87,844 26,303 22,936 21,866 48,800 47,848 47,586 Total Europe
Canada Canada a 19,841 18,893 24,156 55,842 52,183 50,290 1,030 752 745 37,031 34,041 26,878 Canada a
United States United States a 88,263 88,484 89,272 63,417 64,178 64,820 26,931 26,270 26,533 2,085 1,963 2,081 Etats-Unis a
Total North America 108,104 107,378 113,428 119,259 116,361 115,109 27,961 27,021 27,277 39,116 36,005 28,959 Total Amérique du Nord
a converted from nominal to actual size using factor of 0.72 a convertis du dimension nominale au véritable avec une facteur du 0.72

Table 2

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SAWN HARDWOOD (total) SCIAGES NON-CONIFERES (total)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 186 215 220 182 178 170 177 210 220 173 173 170 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 71 ... ... 79 ... ... 22 ... ... 30 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 6 7 6 0 0 0 6 7 6 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 416 427 430 145 147 151 338 340 344 67 60 65 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 230 150 150 150 100 100 177 140 140 97 90 90 Estonie
Finland Finland 64 55 55 54 50 50 30 25 25 20 20 20 Finlande
Germany Germany 786 760 700 1,061 1,060 1,000 459 400 400 735 700 700 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 234 160 150 797 850 750 75 60 50 638 750 650 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 38 51 51 39 39 39 18 12 12 19 0 0 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 7 7 8 0 0 0 7 7 8 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 309 301 283 38 40 40 343 331 308 72 70 65 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 512 500 540 486 460 510 312 350 380 286 310 350 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 224 220 225 148 160 150 106 90 100 31 30 25 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 185 197 200 353 382 390 103 95 100 271 280 290 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 225 325 350 350 375 400 52 100 100 177 150 150 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 121 55 80 140 125 130 99 100 100 118 170 150 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 111 110 110 100 100 100 50 45 45 39 35 35 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 80 85 90 55 60 65 40 40 40 15 15 15 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 534 540 540 37 40 40 536 540 540 39 40 40 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 4,338 4,166 4,188 4,215 4,166 4,085 2,950 2,892 2,918 2,826 2,893 2,815 Total Europe
Canada Canada 1,208 1,229 1,116 880 813 714 798 894 779 470 478 377 Canada
United States United States 14,348 15,065 14,707 17,326 17,607 17,467 717 1,040 878 3,695 3,581 3,638 Etats-Unis
Total North America 15,556 16,295 15,823 18,206 18,420 18,181 1,514 1,934 1,658 4,165 4,059 4,015 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 2a

TABLE 2a
SAWN HARDWOOD (temperate) SCIAGES NON-CONIFERES (zone tempérée)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 182 211 216 182 178 170 172 205 215 172 172 169 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 70 ... ... 79 ... ... 21 ... ... 30 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 4 3 2 0 0 0 4 3 2 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 409 421 424 145 147 151 329 331 335 65 57 62 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 227 149 149 150 100 100 172 136 136 94 87 87 Estonie
Finland Finland 63 54 54 54 50 50 25 20 20 16 16 16 Finlande
Germany Germany 747 718 658 1,059 1,058 998 385 325 325 698 665 665 Allemagne
Luxembourg Luxembourg 27 49 49 39 39 39 6 10 10 19 0 0 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 6 6 7 0 0 0 6 6 7 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 166 160 142 31 32 32 184 177 154 49 49 45 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 498 485 524 486 459 509 295 333 362 283 307 347 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 222 190 197 136 150 137 74 50 70 -12 10 10 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 184 196 199 352 381 389 103 95 100 271 280 290 Serbie
Slovenia Slovenia 119 52 77 140 125 130 96 97 97 118 170 150 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 111 109 109 100 100 100 49 44 44 37 35 35 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 71 76 81 52 57 62 34 34 34 15 15 15 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 458 460 460 37 40 40 456 460 460 36 40 40 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 3,563 3,340 3,349 3,042 2,917 2,908 2,411 2,326 2,372 1,890 1,903 1,931 Total Europe
Canada Canada 1,202 1,214 1,107 880 813 714 781 865 753 459 464 360 Canada
United States United States 14,162 14,835 14,498 17,326 17,607 17,467 491 773 632 3,656 3,545 3,600 Etats-Unis
Total North America 15,364 16,049 15,605 18,206 18,420 18,181 1,272 1,638 1,385 4,115 4,009 3,960 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 2b

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SAWN HARDWOOD (tropical) SCIAGES NON-CONIFERES (tropicale)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 4 4 4 0 0 0 5 5 5 1 1 1 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 1 ... ... 0 ... ... 1 ... ... 0 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 2 4 4 0 0 0 2 4 4 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 7 6 6 0 0 0 9 9 9 2 3 3 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 3 1 1 0 0 0 5 4 4 2 3 3 Estonie
Finland Finland 1 1 1 0 0 0 5 5 5 4 4 4 Finlande
Germany Germany 39 42 42 2 2 2 74 75 75 37 35 35 Allemagne
Luxembourg Luxembourg 12 2 2 0 0 0 12 2 2 0 0 0 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 143 141 141 8 8 8 159 154 153 23 21 20 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 14 15 16 0 1 1 17 17 18 3 3 3 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 2 30 28 12 10 13 32 40 30 43 20 15 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Serbie
Slovenia Slovenia 2 3 3 0 0 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden -0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 9 9 9 3 3 3 6 6 6 0 0 0 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 76 80 80 0 0 0 79 80 80 3 0 0 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 316 341 339 26 25 28 412 406 396 122 90 84 Total Europe
Canada Canada 6 16 9 0 0 0 16 29 26 11 14 17 Canada
United States United States 186 230 208 0 0 0 226 267 246 39 36 38 Etats-Unis
Total North America 192 246 217 0 0 0 242 296 273 50 50 55 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 3

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VENEER SHEETS FEUILLES DE PLACAGE
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 59 56 56 8 7 7 70 65 65 18 16 16 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 31 ... ... 18 ... ... 24 ... ... 10 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 11 20 21 30 32 33 41 50 54 60 62 66 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 103 140 140 110 140 140 85 86 90 92 86 90 Estonie
Finland Finland 8 8 7 170 184 178 9 9 9 171 185 180 Finlande
Germany Germany 167 165 160 116 115 110 111 110 110 59 60 60 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 155 85 55 42 45 45 154 110 50 41 70 40 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 34 34 34 0 0 0 41 41 41 7 7 7 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 146 145 150 46 42 44 121 125 130 21 22 24 Pologne
Portugal Portugal -71 12 3 21 22 23 37 30 30 130 40 50 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 19 18 23 27 22 25 13 14 15 21 18 17 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 16 25 25 29 30 30 21 20 20 34 25 25 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 8 4 5 23 24 21 14 14 14 29 34 30 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 30 25 20 60 55 50 17 20 15 47 50 45 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 3 3 3 0 0 0 4 4 4 1 1 1 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 14 10 10 0 0 0 14 10 10 0 0 0 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 737 752 715 700 718 706 779 710 660 742 676 651 Total Europe
Canada Canada 144 181 173 581 565 565 183 222 230 620 607 622 Canada
United States United States 2,675 2,784 2,730 2,284 2,284 2,284 671 759 715 281 258 269 Etats-Unis
Total North America 2,819 2,965 2,903 2,866 2,849 2,849 854 981 945 901 865 891 Total Amérique du Nord
Note: Definition of veneers now includes all production (including converted directly to plywood). However most replies here continue to exclude the part going to plywood.
La définition des placages comprend maintenant toute la production (y compris la conversion directe en contreplaqué).
Cependant, la plupart des réponses continuent d'exclure la partie destinée au contreplaqué.

Table 4

6.2x
TABLE 4
PLYWOOD CONTREPLAQUES
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 94 85 80 184 180 170 267 205 200 357 300 290 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 65 ... ... 37 ... ... 66 ... ... 38 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 13 15 14 0 0 0 13 15 14 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 201 199 201 260 262 263 186 188 187 245 251 249 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 102 100 100 190 180 180 118 110 110 206 190 190 Estonie
Finland Finland 296 280 285 1,130 1,120 1,120 121 110 100 955 950 935 Finlande
Germany Germany 1,185 1,170 1,170 103 100 100 1,464 1,450 1,450 382 380 380 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 68 30 30 310 300 250 98 60 30 340 330 250 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 11 2 2 0 0 0 12 2 2 1 0 0 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 10 11 11 0 0 0 10 11 11 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 600 580 565 0 0 0 695 670 650 95 90 85 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 773 770 790 543 540 550 604 620 650 374 390 410 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 215 215 200 126 110 100 116 130 120 27 25 20 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 41 43 48 15 14 17 30 32 34 4 3 3 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 232 320 345 307 375 400 65 70 70 140 125 125 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 79 66 68 102 96 98 57 50 50 80 80 80 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 260 245 245 101 90 90 206 200 200 47 45 45 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 209 214 220 7 7 8 205 210 215 3 3 3 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 1,486 1,490 1,490 0 0 0 1,541 1,540 1,540 55 50 50 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 5,940 5,835 5,864 3,415 3,374 3,346 5,874 5,673 5,633 3,349 3,212 3,115 Total Europe
Canada Canada 2,485 2,288 2,490 1,698 1,644 1,639 1,421 1,144 1,406 634 500 555 Canada
United States United States 17,031 17,295 17,163 9,705 9,895 9,800 8,086 8,163 8,124 759 762 761 Etats-Unis
Total North America 19,516 19,583 19,653 11,403 11,539 11,439 9,507 9,306 9,530 1,393 1,263 1,316 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 5

6.3xPB
TABLE 5
PARTICLE BOARD (excluding OSB) PANNEAUX DE PARTICULES (ne comprennent pas l'OSB)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 868 776 766 2,550 2,350 2,300 361 370 360 2,043 1,944 1,894 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 487 ... ... 773 ... ... 118 ... ... 403 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 47 42 41 0 0 0 47 42 41 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 739 688 671 965 945 930 578 598 577 804 855 836 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 182 155 155 210 130 130 76 85 85 103 60 60 Estonie
Finland Finland 107 119 119 54 50 50 83 93 93 30 24 24 Finlande
Germany Germany 6,015 5,970 5,870 6,036 6,020 5,920 2,142 2,100 2,050 2,162 2,150 2,100 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 139 120 180 350 300 300 53 70 80 264 250 200 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 15 3 3 0 0 0 16 4 4 2 1 1 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 10 10 11 0 0 0 10 10 11 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 446 430 430 0 0 0 520 500 500 74 70 70 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 7,601 7,700 7,740 6,333 6,370 6,370 2,093 2,150 2,220 824 820 850 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 451 527 427 743 730 720 313 295 304 605 498 597 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 420 417 422 272 230 235 208 235 240 60 48 53 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 182 220 215 608 625 625 143 140 135 568 545 545 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 155 155 147 0 0 0 162 163 154 6 8 7 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 971 985 975 561 550 550 506 520 510 97 85 85 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 280 300 320 380 390 400 125 130 135 225 220 215 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 2,664 2,242 2,242 2,090 1,722 1,722 638 600 600 65 80 80 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 21,780 20,859 20,734 21,926 20,412 20,252 8,189 8,105 8,099 8,336 7,658 7,617 Total Europe
Canada Canada 1,487 1,594 1,591 1,647 1,724 1,686 593 594 586 754 724 681 Canada
United States United States 5,111 7,189 5,725 4,136 4,220 3,874 1,462 3,144 2,159 488 175 309 Etats-Unis
Total North America 6,597 8,783 7,316 5,783 5,944 5,560 2,056 3,738 2,745 1,241 899 989 Total Amérique du Nord
Data are calculated by subtracting OSB from the particleboard/OSB total - les données sont calculées en soustrayant les OSB du total des panneaux de particules et OSB.

Table 5a

6.3.1
TABLE 5a
ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) PANNEAUX STRUCTURAUX ORIENTES (OSB)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 186 224 214 0 0 0 192 230 220 6 6 6 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 175 ... ... 252 ... ... 8 ... ... 85 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 15 18 17 0 0 0 15 18 17 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 355 360 366 745 770 795 127 132 135 517 542 564 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 44 45 45 0 0 0 44 45 45 1 0 0 Estonie
Finland Finland 47 47 47 0 0 0 47 47 47 0 0 0 Finlande
Germany Germany 1,473 1,480 1,480 1,282 1,280 1,280 746 750 750 555 550 550 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 211 160 100 700 600 600 73 60 50 562 500 550 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 117 265 265 338 338 338 7 1 1 229 74 74 Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 192 185 185 0 0 0 208 200 200 16 15 15 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 802 800 860 827 830 880 316 350 380 341 380 400 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 31 33 33 0 0 0 34 35 36 3 2 3 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 44 53 58 0 0 0 46 55 60 2 2 2 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 91 90 95 0 0 0 94 95 100 3 5 5 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 33 35 34 0 0 0 36 37 36 2 2 2 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 116 95 95 0 0 0 121 100 100 5 5 5 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 90 90 90 0 0 0 90 90 90 0 0 0 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 925 868 868 598 598 598 461 440 440 133 170 170 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 4,948 4,848 4,852 4,741 4,416 4,491 2,665 2,685 2,707 2,459 2,253 2,346 Total Europe
Canada Canada 1,618 1,589 1,570 7,240 7,581 7,646 124 72 72 5,746 6,064 6,147 Canada
United States United States 19,804 20,091 20,381 13,839 14,040 14,243 6,147 6,236 6,326 182 185 188 Etats-Unis
Total North America 21,422 21,680 21,951 21,079 21,621 21,889 6,271 6,308 6,398 5,928 6,249 6,335 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 6

TABLE 6
FIBREBOARD PANNEAUX DE FIBRES
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 504 469 445 690 570 545 370 340 330 556 441 430 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 106 ... ... 75 ... ... 118 ... ... 87 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 15 16 15 0 0 0 15 16 15 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 462 470 481 45 46 47 574 590 609 157 166 175 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 74 68 68 80 70 70 77 69 69 83 71 71 Estonie
Finland Finland 162 165 165 46 46 46 164 161 161 48 41 41 Finlande
Germany Germany 4,401 4,425 4,335 6,105 6,100 6,000 1,944 1,940 1,865 3,648 3,615 3,530 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 19 11 6 37 35 20 69 57 47 87 81 61 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 13 128 128 147 147 147 19 5 5 153 24 24 Luxembourg
Malta Malta ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 454 436 436 29 29 29 572 550 550 147 143 143 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 4,398 4,650 4,770 5,750 5,850 6,050 912 970 990 2,264 2,170 2,270 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 488 510 500 555 550 540 336 335 340 404 375 380 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 123 151 163 21 18 20 143 168 181 41 35 38 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 248 239 239 0 0 0 275 265 265 27 26 26 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 26 30 30 136 135 135 57 55 55 167 160 160 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 308 317 293 0 0 0 391 395 365 84 78 72 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 292 302 312 205 210 215 266 266 266 179 174 169 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 1,807 1,780 1,710 798 900 850 1,080 950 930 72 70 70 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 13,901 14,168 14,097 14,719 14,706 14,714 7,385 7,132 7,043 8,203 7,670 7,660 Total Europe
Canada Canada 1,492 1,348 1,355 1,349 1,395 1,395 1,009 889 885 866 936 924 Canada
United States United States 9,727 10,134 9,985 7,560 7,691 7,663 3,008 3,190 3,123 841 747 801 Etats-Unis
Total North America 11,219 11,482 11,340 8,909 9,086 9,058 4,017 4,079 4,007 1,707 1,683 1,725 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 6a

6.4.1
TABLE 6a
HARDBOARD PANNEAUX DURS
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 32 36 34 75 48 45 17 20 19 60 32 30 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 45 ... ... 51 ... ... 40 ... ... 46 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 146 146 147 0 0 0 167 168 170 21 22 23 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 27 24 24 0 0 0 34 30 30 7 6 6 Estonie
Finland Finland 26 30 30 46 46 46 21 20 20 41 36 36 Finlande
Germany Germany 213 210 210 0 0 0 242 240 240 29 30 30 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 11 10 5 0 0 0 23 20 15 12 10 10 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg -71 -9 -9 0 0 0 2 1 1 73 10 10 Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 44 35 35 0 0 0 66 55 55 22 20 20 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland -212 10 10 76 100 100 139 180 180 427 270 270 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 44 20 30 12 0 0 42 30 40 10 10 10 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 33 38 41 21 18 20 31 35 37 19 15 16 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 17 20 20 0 0 0 22 25 25 5 5 5 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 6 6 7 6 6 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 75 87 78 0 0 0 88 100 90 14 13 12 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 13 13 13 0 0 0 21 21 21 8 8 8 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 101 100 100 0 0 0 111 110 110 11 10 10 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 544 771 769 281 212 211 1,075 1,062 1,060 812 503 502 Total Europe
Canada Canada 46 42 36 90 90 90 68 60 66 112 108 120 Canada
United States United States 503 509 514 499 504 509 252 255 258 248 250 253 Etats-Unis
Total North America 549 551 550 589 594 599 320 315 324 360 358 373 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 6b

6.4.2
TABLE 6b
MDF/HDF
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 316 283 265 615 522 500 192 166 161 491 405 396 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 58 ... ... 24 ... ... 75 ... ... 41 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 13 13 12 0 0 0 13 13 12 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 248 249 251 45 46 47 243 250 258 40 47 54 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 21 20 20 0 0 0 38 35 35 17 15 15 Estonie
Finland Finland 117 116 116 0 0 0 124 121 121 7 5 5 Finlande
Germany Germany 2,385 2,425 2,400 4,693 4,700 4,650 625 625 600 2,932 2,900 2,850 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 1 0 0 37 35 20 28 25 20 64 60 40 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 80 136 136 147 147 147 13 3 3 80 14 14 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 5 5 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 291 285 285 0 0 0 408 400 400 117 115 115 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 3,533 3,560 3,630 3,542 3,600 3,700 743 760 780 752 800 850 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 456 485 465 535 550 540 280 285 280 359 350 355 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 88 110 118 0 0 0 110 130 140 22 20 22 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 162 150 150 0 0 0 183 170 170 22 20 20 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 20 29 29 136 135 135 39 43 43 155 149 149 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 213 210 200 0 0 0 272 265 250 59 55 50 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 105 110 115 205 210 215 70 65 60 170 165 160 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 1,622 1,600 1,530 798 900 850 878 750 730 54 50 50 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 9,734 9,786 9,727 10,776 10,845 10,804 4,341 4,111 4,068 5,383 5,170 5,145 Total Europe
Canada Canada 1,301 1,135 1,153 1,159 1,205 1,205 780 648 639 637 718 691 Canada
United States United States 6,012 6,042 6,073 3,882 3,901 3,921 2,552 2,565 2,578 422 424 426 Etats-Unis
Total North America 7,313 7,177 7,226 5,041 5,106 5,126 3,332 3,213 3,217 1,059 1,142 1,117 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 6c

6.4.3
TABLE 6c
OTHER FIBREBOARD AUTRES PANNEAUX DE FIBRES
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 157 150 146 0 0 0 162 154 150 5 4 4 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 3 ... ... 0 ... ... 3 ... ... 0 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 68 75 83 0 0 0 164 172 181 96 97 98 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 26 24 24 80 70 70 5 4 4 59 50 50 Estonie
Finland Finland 19 19 19 0 0 0 20 20 20 0 0 0 Finlande
Germany Germany 1,803 1,790 1,725 1,412 1,400 1,350 1,078 1,075 1,025 686 685 650 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 7 1 1 0 0 0 18 12 12 11 11 11 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 4 1 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 119 116 116 29 29 29 98 95 95 8 8 8 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 1,077 1,080 1,130 2,132 2,150 2,250 30 30 30 1,085 1,100 1,150 Pologne
Portugal Portugal -12 5 5 8 0 0 15 20 20 35 15 15 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 2 3 4 0 0 0 2 3 4 0 0 0 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 70 69 69 0 0 0 70 70 70 0 1 1 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 5 1 1 0 0 0 10 6 6 5 5 5 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 20 20 15 0 0 0 31 30 25 11 10 10 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 174 179 184 0 0 0 175 180 185 1 1 1 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 84 80 80 0 0 0 91 90 90 7 10 10 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 3,628 3,616 3,607 3,661 3,649 3,699 1,976 1,965 1,922 2,009 1,997 2,013 Total Europe
Canada Canada 144 171 166 100 100 100 162 181 180 117 110 114 Canada
United States United States 3,212 3,583 3,398 3,179 3,286 3,233 204 370 287 171 73 122 Etats-Unis
Total North America 3,357 3,754 3,564 3,279 3,386 3,333 366 551 467 288 183 236 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 7

7.x
TABLE 7
WOOD PULP PATE DE BOIS
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 mt
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 2,261 2,229 2,235 2,004 1,970 1,980 578 577 577 321 318 322 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 125 ... ... 210 ... ... 7 ... ... 92 ... ... Bulgarie
Czech Republic Czech Republic 803 806 806 614 640 660 310 300 289 121 134 143 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 84 140 140 260 200 200 49 50 50 225 110 110 Estonie
Finland Finland a 6,625 5,760 6,280 10,950 9,360 10,520 150 220 220 4,475 3,820 4,460 Finlande a
Germany Germany 5,622 5,685 5,715 2,327 2,390 2,420 4,451 4,400 4,400 1,156 1,105 1,105 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 2 6 2 14 10 10 2 2 2 14 6 10 Lettonie
Netherlands Netherlands 929 987 987 37 37 37 2,167 2,150 2,150 1,274 1,200 1,200 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 2,767 2,750 2,790 1,749 1,720 1,750 1,194 1,220 1,250 177 190 210 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 1,660 1,640 1,645 2,809 2,750 2,800 141 140 145 1,290 1,250 1,300 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 75 76 79 0 0 0 76 77 80 1 1 1 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 680 685 695 769 775 800 160 160 170 248 250 275 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 331 309 309 86 82 82 250 230 230 5 3 3 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 8,146 8,250 8,400 11,701 11,950 12,150 602 600 600 4,157 4,300 4,350 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 160 160 160 70 70 70 90 90 90 0 0 0 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 984 990 ... 220 220 ... 766 780 790 2 10 10 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 31,255 30,473 30,243 33,820 32,174 33,479 10,993 10,996 11,043 13,558 12,697 13,499 Total Europe
Canada Canada 7,265 6,097 6,156 14,886 13,861 13,468 1,095 950 1,185 8,717 8,714 8,497 Canada
United States United States 48,100 48,274 48,187 49,685 49,859 49,772 6,036 6,036 6,036 7,621 7,621 7,621 Etats-Unis
Total North America 55,365 54,372 54,344 64,571 63,720 63,240 7,131 6,986 7,221 16,337 16,335 16,118 Total Amérique du Nord
a imports exclude dissolving pulp a les importations excluent pâte à dissoudre

Table 8

10.x
TABLE 8
PAPER AND PAPERBOARD PAPIERS ET CARTONS
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 mt
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 2,334 2,340 2,315 5,065 5,100 5,080 1,296 1,310 1,300 4,028 4,070 4,065 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 573 ... ... 394 ... ... 358 ... ... 180 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 44 48 46 0 0 0 44 48 46 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 1,618 1,602 1,604 901 906 909 1,623 1,604 1,600 906 908 905 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 126 150 150 70 90 90 138 130 130 83 70 70 Estonie
Finland Finland 636 590 620 8,660 7,450 8,150 361 350 350 8,385 7,210 7,880 Finlande
Germany Germany 18,980 18,500 18,400 23,123 22,800 22,700 10,009 9,800 9,800 14,152 14,100 14,100 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 174 182 182 28 30 30 186 200 200 40 48 48 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 31 8 8 0 0 0 38 8 8 7 0 0 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 26 27 27 0 0 0 26 27 27 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 2,869 2,890 2,890 2,942 2,950 2,950 2,268 2,260 2,260 2,341 2,320 2,320 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 8,002 8,100 8,150 5,324 5,450 5,550 5,233 5,300 5,400 2,556 2,650 2,800 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 1,245 1,250 1,290 2,247 2,200 2,240 928 850 900 1,931 1,800 1,850 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 760 780 785 535 520 525 462 470 480 237 210 220 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 554 600 600 1,019 975 1,000 474 450 475 939 825 875 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 491 435 440 635 605 590 435 420 420 579 590 570 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 704 950 950 8,924 8,700 8,850 897 750 750 9,117 8,500 8,650 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 1,050 1,055 1,060 1,170 1,175 1,180 610 600 590 730 720 710 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 7,482 7,430 7,450 3,640 3,530 3,650 4,589 4,660 4,550 747 760 750 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 47,697 46,937 46,967 64,677 62,481 63,494 29,977 29,237 29,286 46,957 44,781 45,813 Total Europe
Canada Canada 4,940 4,796 4,930 8,787 8,436 8,436 2,424 2,567 2,538 6,272 6,207 6,045 Canada
United States United States 65,622 68,268 66,945 67,476 70,196 68,836 8,223 8,555 8,389 10,077 10,483 10,280 Etats-Unis
Total North America 70,561 73,064 71,874 76,263 78,632 77,272 10,647 11,122 10,927 16,348 16,690 16,325 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 9

TABLE 9
REMOVALS OF WOOD IN THE ROUGH QUANTITES ENLEVEES DE BOIS BRUT
TOTAL TOTAL
1000 m3 - Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
Country Industrial wood - Bois industriels Wood fuel c Bois de chauffage c Pays
Total Logs Pulpwood a Other b Total
Grumes Bois de trituration a Autre b
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 13,521 13,873 13,650 10,420 10,607 10,300 3,101 3,266 3,350 0 0 0 4,900 5,263 5,400 18,420 19,136 19,050 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 3,172 ... ... 1,524 ... ... 1,606 ... ... 42 ... ... 2,357 ... ... 5,529 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 0 0 7 7 8 ... ... ... Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 25,146 21,122 20,576 17,739 15,858 14,572 7,294 5,149 5,887 113 115 117 5,110 4,933 4,536 30,256 26,055 25,112 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 6,520 6,317 6,317 4,145 4,060 4,060 2,323 2,200 2,200 52 57 57 4,148 4,100 4,100 10,667 10,417 10,417 Estonie
Finland Finland 58,036 55,847 58,540 26,292 24,618 24,713 31,744 31,229 33,827 0 0 0 8,868 8,868 8,868 66,904 64,715 67,408 Finlande
Germany Germany 59,187 57,179 54,270 47,403 44,256 42,085 11,624 12,765 12,027 161 158 158 23,224 23,900 24,100 82,411 81,079 78,370 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 13,003 12,650 12,550 7,827 7,400 7,300 3,986 4,100 4,100 1,190 1,150 1,150 2,940 3,150 3,200 15,943 15,800 15,750 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 217 332 197 39 86 144 84 160 38 94 86 15 46 73 45 262 405 242 Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 648 653 653 210 214 214 394 395 395 43 44 44 2,362 2,350 2,350 3,010 3,003 3,003 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 38,587 40,300 41,530 18,508 19,300 19,950 19,471 20,410 21,000 608 590 580 4,519 4,450 4,350 43,106 44,750 45,880 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 12,136 12,240 12,155 2,147 2,190 2,220 9,659 9,700 9,600 331 350 335 1,762 1,830 1,780 13,899 14,070 13,935 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 1,646 1,586 1,630 1,176 1,166 1,185 307 280 295 163 140 150 6,251 6,950 7,010 7,897 8,536 8,640 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 7,170 7,475 7,590 4,243 4,335 4,400 2,893 3,100 3,150 34 40 40 495 550 610 7,665 8,025 8,200 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 2,673 3,078 2,995 1,977 2,210 2,130 648 825 825 48 43 40 1,043 1,200 1,260 3,716 4,278 4,255 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 71,400 71,400 70,400 39,300 37,800 36,000 31,800 33,300 34,100 300 300 300 5,400 5,400 5,400 76,800 76,800 75,800 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 3,003 3,088 3,163 2,450 2,550 2,610 550 535 550 3 3 3 1,980 2,030 2,100 4,983 5,118 5,263 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 8,716 7,660 8,410 6,354 5,360 6,060 1,898 1,900 1,900 463 400 450 2,184 2,180 2,180 10,899 9,840 10,590 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 324,781 314,800 314,626 191,753 182,010 177,943 129,382 129,314 133,244 3,646 3,476 3,439 77,596 77,234 77,297 402,369 392,027 391,915 Total Europe
Canada Canada 138,131 135,303 135,303 120,741 117,995 117,995 15,239 15,040 15,040 2,152 2,268 2,268 1,472 1,567 1,567 139,603 136,869 136,869 Canada
United States United States 382,956 386,045 384,500 183,473 184,966 184,219 185,734 187,318 186,526 13,749 13,762 13,755 71,111 71,127 71,119 454,066 457,172 455,619 Etats-Unis
Total North America 521,087 521,348 519,803 304,213 302,961 302,214 200,973 202,358 201,566 15,901 16,030 16,023 72,582 72,693 72,685 593,669 594,041 592,488 Total Amérique du Nord
a Pulpwood, round and split, as well as chips and particles produced directly a Bois de trituration, rondins et quartiers, ainse que plaquettes et particules fabriquées
therefrom and used as pulpwood directement à partir des rondins et quartiers et utilisées comme bois de trituration
b Pitprops, poles, piling, posts etc. b Bois de mine, poteaux, pilotis, piquets etc.
c Including chips and particles produced from wood in the rough and c Y compris plaquettes et particules fabriquées à partir du bois brut et utilisées
used for energy purposes à des fins energétiques

Table 9a

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TABLE 9a
REMOVALS OF WOOD IN THE ROUGH QUANTITES ENLEVEES DE BOIS BRUT
SOFTWOOD CONIFERES
1000 m3 - Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
Country Industrial wood - Bois industriels Wood fuel c Bois de chauffage c Pays
Total Logs Pulpwood a Other b Total
Grumes Bois de trituration a Autre b
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 12,671 12,947 12,700 10,139 10,315 10,000 2,531 2,632 2,700 0 0 0 2,993 3,158 3,200 15,663 16,105 15,900 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 2,228 ... ... 1,178 ... ... 1,019 ... ... 31 ... ... 608 ... ... 2,836 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus ... ... ... 2 2 2 ... ... ... 0 0 0 6 6 7 ... ... ... Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 24,251 20,470 19,943 17,301 15,480 14,210 6,841 4,880 5,621 109 110 112 4,463 4,365 3,965 28,714 24,835 23,908 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 4,447 4,330 4,330 3,268 3,200 3,200 1,152 1,100 1,100 27 30 30 1,431 1,400 1,400 5,878 5,730 5,730 Estonie
Finland Finland 48,840 46,602 48,616 25,247 23,457 23,590 23,593 23,145 25,026 0 0 0 4,279 4,279 4,279 53,119 50,881 52,895 Finlande
Germany Germany 55,270 53,354 50,415 44,611 41,447 39,283 10,505 11,757 10,982 153 150 150 9,265 9,600 9,800 64,534 62,954 60,215 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 8,661 8,350 8,250 5,975 5,600 5,500 2,036 2,100 2,100 650 650 650 315 350 400 8,976 8,700 8,650 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 156 169 143 27 51 122 35 32 6 94 86 15 24 30 11 180 199 154 Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 452 449 449 154 154 154 263 260 260 35 35 35 451 450 450 903 899 899 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 31,131 32,500 33,350 15,698 16,370 16,900 14,861 15,570 15,900 572 560 550 2,189 2,150 2,100 33,320 34,650 35,450 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 3,352 3,440 3,455 1,851 1,900 1,970 1,370 1,400 1,350 131 140 135 445 480 450 3,797 3,920 3,905 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 319 315 335 202 210 220 76 70 75 41 35 40 129 150 160 448 465 495 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 3,678 3,815 3,830 2,724 2,735 2,750 928 1,050 1,050 26 30 30 223 250 285 3,901 4,065 4,115 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 1,790 1,978 1,888 1,510 1,680 1,600 262 285 275 18 13 13 106 150 160 1,896 2,128 2,048 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 64,850 64,650 63,450 39,100 37,600 35,800 25,600 26,900 27,500 150 150 150 2,700 2,700 2,700 67,550 67,350 66,150 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 2,602 2,652 2,712 2,224 2,300 2,350 376 350 360 2 2 2 834 880 900 3,436 3,532 3,612 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 8,608 7,550 8,300 6,298 5,300 6,000 1,895 1,900 1,900 415 350 400 1,571 1,570 1,570 10,179 9,120 9,870 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 273,305 263,571 262,166 177,509 167,801 163,651 93,345 93,431 96,205 2,454 2,341 2,312 32,032 31,968 31,837 305,330 295,533 293,995 Total Europe
Canada Canada 113,236 110,975 110,975 108,690 106,633 106,633 4,232 3,975 3,975 314 367 367 659 724 724 113,895 111,700 111,700 Canada
United States United States 306,264 307,884 307,074 150,702 151,554 151,128 143,462 144,219 143,840 12,100 12,111 12,106 33,760 33,770 33,765 340,023 341,654 340,839 Etats-Unis
Total North America 419,499 418,859 418,049 259,392 258,187 257,761 147,694 148,194 147,816 12,414 12,478 12,472 34,419 34,495 34,489 453,918 453,354 452,538 Total Amérique du Nord
a Pulpwood, round and split, as well as chips and particles produced directly a Bois de trituration, rondins et quartiers, ainse que plaquettes et particules fabriquées
therefrom and used as pulpwood directement à partir des rondins et quartiers et utilisées comme bois de trituration
b Pitprops, poles, piling, posts etc. b Bois de mine, poteaux, pilotis, piquets etc.
c Including chips and particles produced from wood in the rough and c Y compris plaquettes et particules fabriquées à partir du bois brut et utilisées
used for energy purposes à des fins energétiques

Table 9b

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TABLE 9b
REMOVALS OF WOOD IN THE ROUGH QUANTITES ENLEVEES DE BOIS BRUT
HARDWOOD NON-CONIFERES
1000 m3 - Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
Country Industrial wood - Bois industriels Wood fuel c Bois de chauffage c Pays
Total Logs Pulpwood a Other b Total
Grumes Bois de trituration a Autre b
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 850 926 950 280 292 300 570 634 650 0 0 0 1,907 2,105 2,200 2,757 3,031 3,150 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 944 ... ... 346 ... ... 587 ... ... 11 ... ... 1,749 ... ... 2,693 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 0 0 1 1 1 ... ... ... Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 895 652 633 438 378 362 453 269 266 4 5 5 647 568 571 1,542 1,220 1,204 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 2,073 1,987 1,987 877 860 860 1,171 1,100 1,100 25 27 27 2,717 2,700 2,700 4,789 4,687 4,687 Estonie
Finland Finland 9,196 9,245 9,924 1,045 1,161 1,123 8,151 8,084 8,801 0 0 0 4,589 4,589 4,589 13,785 13,834 14,513 Finlande
Germany Germany 3,918 3,824 3,855 2,792 2,809 2,802 1,119 1,008 1,045 8 8 8 13,959 14,300 14,300 17,877 18,124 18,155 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 4,342 4,300 4,300 1,852 1,800 1,800 1,950 2,000 2,000 540 500 500 2,625 2,800 2,800 6,967 7,100 7,100 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 61 163 54 12 35 22 49 128 32 0 0 0 22 43 34 83 206 89 Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 196 204 204 57 60 60 131 135 135 9 9 9 1,912 1,900 1,900 2,108 2,104 2,104 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 7,456 7,800 8,180 2,810 2,930 3,050 4,610 4,840 5,100 36 30 30 2,330 2,300 2,250 9,787 10,100 10,430 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 8,784 8,800 8,700 296 290 250 8,289 8,300 8,250 200 210 200 1,318 1,350 1,330 10,102 10,150 10,030 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 1,327 1,271 1,295 974 956 965 231 210 220 122 105 110 6,122 6,800 6,850 7,449 8,071 8,145 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 3,492 3,660 3,760 1,519 1,600 1,650 1,965 2,050 2,100 8 10 10 272 300 325 3,764 3,960 4,085 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 883 1,100 1,107 467 530 530 386 540 550 30 30 27 937 1,050 1,100 1,820 2,150 2,207 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 6,550 6,750 6,950 200 200 200 6,200 6,400 6,600 150 150 150 2,700 2,700 2,700 9,250 9,450 9,650 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 401 436 451 226 250 260 174 185 190 1 1 1 1,146 1,150 1,200 1,547 1,586 1,651 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 108 110 110 56 60 60 3 0 0 48 50 50 613 610 610 720 720 720 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 51,476 51,228 52,460 14,247 14,211 14,294 36,038 35,883 37,039 1,191 1,135 1,127 45,564 45,266 45,460 97,039 96,493 97,919 Total Europe
Canada Canada 24,896 24,328 24,328 12,051 11,361 11,361 11,007 11,065 11,065 1,838 1,901 1,901 812 842 842 25,708 25,170 25,170 Canada
United States United States 76,692 78,161 77,427 32,771 33,412 33,091 42,272 43,099 42,685 1,649 1,651 1,650 37,351 37,356 37,354 114,043 115,517 114,780 Etats-Unis
Total North America 101,588 102,489 101,754 44,822 44,773 44,453 53,279 54,164 53,750 3,487 3,552 3,551 38,163 38,199 38,196 139,751 140,687 139,950 Total Amérique du Nord
a Pulpwood, round and split, as well as chips and particles produced directly a Bois de trituration, rondins et quartiers, ainse que plaquettes et particules fabriquées
therefrom and used as pulpwood directement à partir des rondins et quartiers et utilisées comme bois de trituration
b Pitprops, poles, piling, posts etc. b Bois de mine, poteaux, pilotis, piquets etc.
c Including chips and particles produced from wood in the rough and c Y compris plaquettes et particules fabriquées à partir du bois brut et utilisées
used for energy purposes à des fins energétiques

Table 10

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TABLE 10
SOFTWOOD SAWLOGS GRUMES DE SCIAGES DES CONIFERES
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption a Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente a Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 17,589 16,095 16,500 10,139 10,315 10,000 8,044 6,660 7,000 594 880 500 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 1,173 ... ... 1,178 ... ... 0 ... ... 5 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 8,801 8,617 7,916 17,301 15,480 14,210 750 663 660 9,250 7,526 6,954 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 3,640 3,730 3,730 3,268 3,200 3,200 455 600 600 83 70 70 Estonie
Finland Finland 25,080 23,224 23,365 25,247 23,457 23,590 165 78 86 332 311 311 Finlande
Germany Germany 39,795 39,077 38,613 44,611 41,447 39,283 3,190 3,300 3,600 8,006 5,670 4,270 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 6,786 6,350 6,100 5,975 5,600 5,500 1,088 1,100 900 277 350 300 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 393 90 161 27 51 122 609 164 164 243 125 125 Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 176 169 169 154 154 154 87 80 80 65 65 65 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 14,868 15,470 16,000 15,698 16,370 16,900 1,090 1,150 1,200 1,920 2,050 2,100 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 1,971 1,990 2,075 1,851 1,900 1,970 150 130 140 30 40 35 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 226 220 233 202 210 220 28 12 15 4 2 2 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 3,057 3,235 3,250 2,724 2,735 2,750 1,049 900 900 716 400 400 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 1,511 1,740 1,620 1,510 1,680 1,600 287 320 300 286 260 280 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 39,240 37,680 35,880 39,100 37,600 35,800 880 1,010 1,010 740 930 930 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 1,935 2,045 2,105 2,224 2,300 2,350 52 55 55 341 310 300 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 6,515 5,510 6,200 6,298 5,300 6,000 359 360 360 142 150 160 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 172,758 165,244 163,919 177,509 167,801 163,651 18,283 16,582 17,070 23,033 19,139 16,802 Total Europe
Canada Canada 104,025 102,730 102,894 108,690 106,633 106,633 2,221 1,489 1,245 6,887 5,392 4,984 Canada
United States United States 142,644 143,443 143,043 150,702 151,554 151,128 278 280 279 8,336 8,391 8,364 Etats-Unis
Total North America 246,668 246,173 245,937 259,392 258,187 257,761 2,500 1,769 1,524 15,223 13,784 13,348 Total Amérique du Nord
a Countries which did not provide trade data are included in consumption data a La consommation comprend les pays qui n'ont pas fournies des données sur la commerce

Table 11

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TABLE 11
HARDWOOD SAWLOGS (total) GRUMES DE SCIAGES DES NON-CONIFERES
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption a Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente a Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 Country Consumption Production Imports Exports Country
Austria Austria 398 362 370 280 292 300 162 140 120 45 70 50 Autriche ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Bulgaria Bulgaria 346 ... ... 346 ... ... 0 ... ... 0 ... ... Bulgarie ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Czech Republic Czech Republic 305 239 218 438 378 362 132 135 138 265 274 282 République tchèque ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Estonia Estonia 901 885 885 877 860 860 48 45 45 23 20 20 Estonie ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Finland Finland 1,218 1,193 1,123 1,045 1,161 1,123 173 32 0 0 0 0 Finlande ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Germany Germany 2,174 2,346 2,348 2,792 2,809 2,802 110 111 120 727 574 574 Allemagne ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Latvia Latvia 1,570 1,470 1,520 1,852 1,800 1,800 27 60 50 309 390 330 Lettonie ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Luxembourg Luxembourg 199 139 126 12 35 22 209 111 111 22 7 7 Luxembourg ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Netherlands Netherlands 62 70 70 57 60 60 65 70 70 59 60 60 Pays-Bas ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Poland Poland 2,740 2,860 3,050 2,810 2,930 3,050 80 80 ... 150 150 ... Pologne ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Portugal Portugal 406 380 350 296 290 250 140 120 130 30 30 30 Portugal ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Serbia Serbia 954 951 955 974 956 965 30 15 20 50 20 30 Serbie ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Slovakia Slovakia 1,658 1,700 1,750 1,519 1,600 1,650 562 500 500 423 400 400 Slovaquie ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Slovenia Slovenia 263 242 260 467 530 530 43 42 40 248 330 310 Slovénie ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Sweden Sweden 226 226 226 200 200 200 26 26 26 0 0 0 Suède ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Switzerland Switzerland 104 130 150 226 250 260 27 35 40 149 155 150 Suisse ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
UK United Kingdom 67 80 80 56 60 60 15 20 20 4 0 0 Royaume-Uni ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Total Europe 13,592 13,273 13,481 14,247 14,211 14,294 1,849 1,542 1,430 2,504 2,480 2,243 Total Europe ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Canada Canada 13,122 12,288 12,248 12,051 11,361 11,361 1,145 1,018 969 75 92 83 Canada ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
United States United States 30,814 31,416 31,115 32,771 33,412 33,091 151 154 153 2,109 2,150 2,129 Etats-Unis ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
Total North America 43,935 43,704 43,363 44,822 44,773 44,453 1,297 1,173 1,122 2,183 2,241 2,212 Total Amérique du Nord ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF!
a Countries which did not provide trade data are included in consumption data a La consommation comprend les pays qui n'ont pas fournies des données sur la commerce

Table 11a

TABLE 11a
HARDWOOD LOGS (temperate) GRUMES DE NON-CONIFERES (zone tempérée)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption a Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente a Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 280 292 300 280 292 300 ... ... ... ... ... ... Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 346 ... ... 346 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Bulgarie
Czech Republic Czech Republic 303 237 216 438 378 362 130 133 136 265 274 282 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 877 860 860 877 860 860 ... ... ... ... ... ... Estonie
Finland Finland 1,045 1,161 1,123 1,045 1,161 1,123 ... ... ... ... ... ... Finlande
Germany Germany 2,168 2,341 2,343 2,792 2,809 2,802 98 101 110 722 569 569 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 1,852 1,800 1,800 1,852 1,800 1,800 ... ... ... ... ... ... Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 191 139 22 12 35 22 201 111 ... 22 7 ... Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 53 62 62 57 60 60 50 55 55 53 53 53 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 2,739 2,858 3,050 2,810 2,930 3,050 78 78 ... 150 150 ... Pologne
Portugal Portugal 382 355 325 296 290 250 110 90 100 24 25 25 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 953 950 954 974 956 965 29 14 19 50 20 30 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 1,519 1,600 1,650 1,519 1,600 1,650 ... ... ... ... ... ... Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 262 241 259 467 530 530 42 41 39 248 330 310 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 200 200 200 200 200 200 ... ... ... ... ... ... Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 226 250 260 226 250 260 ... ... ... ... ... ... Suisse
UK United Kingdom 66 80 80 56 60 60 14 20 20 4 0 0 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 13,462 13,426 13,504 14,247 14,211 14,294 753 643 479 1,538 1,428 1,269 Total Europe
Canada Canada 12,051 11,361 11,361 12,051 11,361 11,361 ... ... ... ... ... ... Canada
United States United States 30,813 31,415 31,114 32,771 33,412 33,091 150 152 151 2,108 2,149 2,128 Etats-Unis
Total North America 42,864 42,777 42,475 44,822 44,773 44,453 150 152 151 2,108 2,149 2,128 Total Amérique du Nord
a Countries which did not provide trade data are included in consumption data a La consommation comprend les pays qui n'ont pas fournies des données sur la commerce

Table 11b

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TABLE 11b
HARDWOOD LOGS (tropical) GRUMES DE NON-CONIFERES (tropicale)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Net Trade Imports Exports
Country Commerce Net Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Czech Republic Czech Republic -2 -2 -2 2 2 2 0 0 0 République tchèque
Germany Germany -7 -5 -5 11 10 10 5 5 5 Allemagne
Luxembourg Luxembourg -8 0 ... 8 0 ... 0 0 ... Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands -9 -8 -8 15 15 15 6 7 7 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland -1 -2 -2 2 2 2 0 0 0 Pologne
Portugal Portugal -24 -25 -25 30 30 30 6 5 5 Portugal
Serbia Serbia -1 -1 -1 1 1 1 0 0 0 Serbie
Slovenia Slovenia -1 -1 -1 1 1 1 0 0 0 Slovénie
UK United Kingdom -1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe -54 -44 -44 71 61 61 17 17 17 Total Europe
United States United States -1 -1 -1 2 2 2 1 1 1 Etats-Unis
Total North America -1 -1 -1 2 2 2 1 1 1 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 12

TABLE 12
PULPWOOD (total) BOIS DE TRITURATION (total)
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption a Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente a Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 14,154 13,876 13,900 10,568 10,416 10,450 4,953 4,650 4,500 1,367 1,190 1,050 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 1,639 ... ... 1,699 ... ... 27 ... ... 87 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 6,155 4,306 4,709 9,027 6,877 7,621 475 469 475 3,347 3,040 3,387 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 3,575 3,600 3,600 6,323 6,100 6,100 268 240 240 3,015 2,740 2,740 Estonie
Finland Finland 57,262 49,139 51,233 47,052 46,586 49,737 11,200 3,364 2,307 990 811 811 Finlande
Germany Germany 27,289 28,098 28,031 28,327 29,465 28,527 3,819 3,509 3,680 4,858 4,876 4,176 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 4,879 5,025 5,180 8,296 8,600 8,800 1,417 875 780 4,834 4,450 4,400 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 605 681 559 605 681 559 ... ... ... ... ... ... Luxembourg
Malta Malta ... ... ... ... ... ... Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 1,566 1,565 1,565 1,365 1,365 1,365 644 680 680 443 480 480 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 31,755 32,925 31,800 29,682 30,910 31,800 3,947 3,810 ... 1,874 1,795 ... Pologne
Portugal Portugal 13,642 12,870 12,780 11,483 11,620 11,500 2,833 1,815 1,850 674 565 570 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 812 840 890 800 830 875 15 12 17 3 2 2 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 3,849 4,000 4,100 4,043 4,250 4,350 1,043 1,000 1,000 1,237 1,250 1,250 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 1,129 1,019 1,345 2,008 2,275 2,325 653 674 680 1,532 1,930 1,660 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 61,355 61,618 61,918 55,300 55,800 56,100 6,858 6,774 6,774 803 956 956 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 1,773 1,773 1,793 1,340 1,345 1,370 623 613 613 190 185 190 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 5,304 5,040 5,280 5,020 4,770 5,010 384 380 380 101 110 110 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 236,743 226,375 228,683 222,939 221,890 226,489 39,158 28,865 23,976 25,354 24,380 21,782 Total Europe
Canada Canada 40,927 37,948 37,855 38,095 36,525 36,525 3,722 2,250 2,204 890 827 873 Canada
United States United States 240,634 243,316 241,975 246,219 249,015 247,617 264 268 266 5,849 5,966 5,908 Etats-Unis
Total North America 281,560 281,264 279,830 284,314 285,540 284,142 3,986 2,517 2,469 6,740 6,794 6,781 Total Amérique du Nord
Includes wood residues, chips and particles for all purposes Comprend les dechets de bois, plaquettes et particules pour toute utilisation
a Countries which did not provide trade data are included in consumption data a La consommation comprend les pays qui n'ont pas fournies des données sur la commerce

Table 12a

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TABLE 12a
PULPWOOD LOGS (ROUND AND SPLIT) BOIS DE TRITURATION (RONDINS ET QUARTIERS)
Softwood Conifères
1000 m3 - Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
Apparent Consumption a Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente a Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 4,145 4,212 4,300 2,531 2,632 2,700 1,973 1,850 1,800 360 270 200 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 1,000 ... ... 1,019 ... ... 15 ... ... 34 ... ... Bulgarie
Czech Republic Czech Republic 4,111 2,444 2,838 6,841 4,880 5,621 270 263 265 3,000 2,699 3,048 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 533 560 560 1,152 1,100 1,100 32 40 40 650 580 580 Estonie
Finland Finland 24,151 23,246 25,181 23,593 23,145 25,026 1,294 754 808 736 653 653 Finlande
Germany Germany 10,697 11,527 11,552 10,505 11,757 10,982 2,523 2,200 2,400 2,331 2,430 1,830 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 1,714 1,850 1,750 2,036 2,100 2,100 473 400 350 795 650 700 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 35 32 6 35 32 6 ... ... ... ... ... ... Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 195 180 180 263 260 260 113 110 110 182 190 190 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 14,706 15,470 15,900 14,861 15,570 15,900 1,174 1,200 1,250 1,329 1,300 1,250 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 1,402 1,420 1,380 1,370 1,400 1,350 75 65 70 43 45 40 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 76 70 75 76 70 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 843 900 900 928 1,050 1,050 645 600 600 730 750 750 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 288 325 315 262 285 275 264 270 270 239 230 230 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 28,302 29,632 30,232 25,600 26,900 27,500 3,110 3,255 3,255 408 523 523 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 306 280 290 376 350 360 20 20 20 90 90 90 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 2,085 2,080 2,080 1,895 1,900 1,900 213 210 210 23 30 30 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 94,588 94,228 97,539 93,345 93,431 96,205 12,194 11,237 11,448 10,950 10,440 10,114 Total Europe
Canada Canada 5,139 4,236 4,204 4,232 3,975 3,975 961 297 273 54 36 45 Canada
United States United States 143,467 144,224 143,845 143,462 144,219 143,840 5 5 5 0 0 0 Etats-Unis
Total North America 148,606 148,460 148,049 147,694 148,194 147,816 966 302 278 54 36 45 Total Amérique du Nord
a Countries which did not provide trade data are included in consumption data a La consommation comprend les pays qui n'ont pas fournies des données sur la commerce

Table 12b

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TABLE 12b
PULPWOOD LOGS (ROUND AND SPLIT) BOIS DE TRITURATION (RONDINS ET QUARTIERS)
Hardwood Non-conifères
1000 m3 - Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
Apparent Consumption a Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente a Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 1,182 1,214 1,200 570 634 650 688 700 650 75 120 100 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 583 ... ... 587 ... ... 5 ... ... 9 ... ... Bulgarie
Czech Republic Czech Republic 365 187 190 453 269 266 2 9 8 90 91 84 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 336 370 370 1,171 1,100 1,100 139 130 130 974 860 860 Estonie
Finland Finland 12,721 9,117 9,428 8,151 8,084 8,801 4,661 1,085 679 91 52 52 Finlande
Germany Germany 1,111 1,021 1,079 1,119 1,008 1,045 261 259 280 269 246 246 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 432 375 480 1,950 2,000 2,000 166 175 180 1,684 1,800 1,700 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 49 128 32 49 128 32 ... ... ... ... ... ... Luxembourg
Netherlands Netherlands 62 65 65 131 135 135 19 20 20 89 90 90 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 5,095 5,325 5,100 4,610 4,840 5,100 560 560 ... 75 75 ... Pologne
Portugal Portugal 8,939 8,930 8,890 8,289 8,300 8,250 1,000 950 970 350 320 330 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 230 210 220 231 210 220 0 0 0 1 0 0 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 1,909 2,000 2,050 1,965 2,050 2,100 91 100 100 147 150 150 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 131 154 160 386 540 550 117 114 110 372 500 500 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 8,485 8,486 8,686 6,200 6,400 6,600 2,313 2,119 2,119 28 33 33 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 137 148 153 174 185 190 3 3 3 40 40 40 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 54 50 50 3 0 0 52 50 50 1 0 0 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 41,820 37,780 38,153 36,038 35,883 37,039 10,077 6,274 5,299 4,294 4,377 4,185 Total Europe
Canada Canada 10,804 10,827 10,819 11,007 11,065 11,065 46 47 39 249 284 285 Canada
United States United States 42,259 43,085 42,672 42,272 43,099 42,685 42 42 42 55 56 56 Etats-Unis
Total North America 53,063 53,912 53,491 53,279 54,164 53,750 88 89 81 304 340 340 Total Amérique du Nord
a Countries which did not provide trade data are included in consumption data a La consommation comprend les pays qui n'ont pas fournies des données sur la commerce

Table 12c

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TABLE 12c
WOOD RESIDUES, CHIPS AND PARTICLES DECHETS DE BOIS, PLAQUETTES ET PARTICULES
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 m3
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 8,827 8,450 8,400 7,467 7,150 7,100 2,292 2,100 2,050 931 800 750 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 56 ... ... 93 ... ... 7 ... ... 44 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 8 10 10 8 9 9 1 1 1 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 1,679 1,675 1,681 1,733 1,728 1,734 203 197 202 257 250 255 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 2,706 2,670 2,670 4,000 3,900 3,900 96 70 70 1,390 1,300 1,300 Estonie
Finland Finland 20,390 16,776 16,624 15,308 15,357 15,910 5,245 1,525 820 163 106 106 Finlande
Germany Germany 15,481 15,550 15,400 16,703 16,700 16,500 1,036 1,050 1,000 2,258 2,200 2,100 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 2,733 2,800 2,950 4,310 4,500 4,700 778 300 250 2,355 2,000 2,000 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 680 517 517 521 521 521 283 17 17 124 21 21 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 2 2 3 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 1,310 1,320 1,320 971 970 970 512 550 550 173 200 200 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 11,954 12,130 12,400 10,211 10,500 10,800 2,213 2,050 2,000 469 420 400 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 3,301 2,520 2,510 1,824 1,920 1,900 1,758 800 810 281 200 200 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 506 560 595 493 550 580 15 12 17 2 2 2 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 1,097 1,100 1,150 1,150 1,150 1,200 307 300 300 360 350 350 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 710 540 870 1,360 1,450 1,500 272 290 300 922 1,200 930 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 24,568 23,500 23,000 23,500 22,500 22,000 1,435 1,400 1,400 367 400 400 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 1,330 1,345 1,350 790 810 820 600 590 590 60 55 60 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 3,164 2,910 3,150 3,122 2,870 3,110 119 120 120 77 80 80 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 100,505 94,375 94,600 93,564 92,585 93,254 17,174 11,374 10,500 10,234 9,584 9,154 Total Europe
Canada Canada 24,984 22,884 22,832 22,856 21,485 21,485 2,716 1,906 1,891 587 507 544 Canada
United States United States 54,907 56,007 55,457 60,485 61,697 61,091 216 221 219 5,794 5,910 5,852 Etats-Unis
Total North America 79,892 78,891 78,290 83,341 83,182 82,576 2,932 2,127 2,110 6,382 6,417 6,396 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 13

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TABLE 13
WOOD PELLETS GRANULES DE BOIS
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
1000 mt
Apparent Consumption Imports Exports
Country Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations Pays
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
Austria Austria 1,144 1,270 1,410 1,607 1,720 2,060 413 328 400 875 778 1,050 Autriche
Bulgaria Bulgaria 202 ... ... 216 ... ... 132 ... ... 146 ... ... Bulgarie
Cyprus Cyprus 4 3 3 0 0 0 4 3 3 0 0 0 Chypre
Czech Republic Czech Republic 126 199 201 490 503 517 39 35 37 403 339 353 République tchèque
Estonia Estonia 67 70 70 1,600 1,550 1,550 26 20 20 1,559 1,500 1,500 Estonie
Finland Finland 552 479 456 365 375 380 196 110 80 9 6 4 Finlande
Germany Germany 2,932 3,200 3,400 3,353 3,600 3,800 392 450 500 813 850 900 Allemagne
Latvia Latvia 221 280 100 2,138 2,200 2,000 592 380 400 2,509 2,300 2,300 Lettonie
Luxembourg Luxembourg 49 63 63 63 63 63 13 4 4 28 4 4 Luxembourg
Malta Malta 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Malte
Netherlands Netherlands 2,449 2,457 2,457 307 315 315 2,297 2,297 2,297 155 155 155 Pays-Bas
Poland Poland 1,169 1,220 1,330 1,594 1,620 1,680 269 280 300 694 680 650 Pologne
Portugal Portugal 224 270 265 731 860 800 3 10 15 510 600 550 Portugal
Serbia Serbia 497 430 485 468 420 460 84 60 80 55 50 55 Serbie
Slovakia Slovakia 19 145 195 310 325 350 46 45 45 337 225 200 Slovaquie
Slovenia Slovenia 111 112 150 149 162 170 166 120 150 204 170 170 Slovénie
Sweden Sweden 1,771 1,985 1,985 1,900 2,100 2,100 154 235 235 282 350 350 Suède
Switzerland Switzerland 350 355 360 275 285 295 75 70 65 0 0 0 Suisse
UK United Kingdom 9,430 9,450 9,450 304 320 320 9,128 9,130 9,130 2 0 0 Royaume-Uni
Total Europe 21,318 21,989 22,381 15,870 16,418 16,860 14,030 13,578 13,762 8,582 8,007 8,241 Total Europe
Canada Canada 706 761 548 3,830 4,131 4,131 29 33 35 3,153 3,402 3,618 Canada
United States United States 1,122 1,136 1,129 8,449 8,557 8,503 196 198 197 7,523 7,619 7,571 Etats-Unis
Total North America 1,828 1,898 1,677 12,279 12,688 12,634 225 231 232 10,676 11,021 11,189 Total Amérique du Nord

Table 14

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TABLE 14
Europe: Summary table of market forecasts for 2022 and 2023
Europe: Tableau récapitulatif des prévisions du marché pour 2022 et 2023
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
million m3 (pulp, paper and pellets million m.t. - pâte de bois, papiers et cartons, et granulés en millions de tonnes métriques)
Apparent Consumption
Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
actual forecasts actual forecasts actual forecasts actual forecasts
réels prévisions réels prévisions réels prévisions réels prévisions
Sawn softwood 67.77 63.34 62.12 90.27 88.25 87.84 26.30 22.94 21.87 48.80 47.85 47.59 Sciages conifères
Softwood logs a 172.76 165.24 163.92 177.51 167.80 163.65 18.28 16.58 17.07 23.03 19.14 16.80 Grumes de conifères a
Sawn hardwood 4.34 4.17 4.19 4.22 4.17 4.09 2.95 2.89 2.92 2.83 2.89 2.82 Sciages non-conifères
– temperate zone b 3.56 3.34 3.35 3.04 2.92 2.91 2.41 2.33 2.37 1.89 1.90 1.93 – zone tempérée b
– tropical zone b 0.32 0.34 0.34 0.03 0.02 0.03 0.41 0.41 0.40 0.12 0.09 0.08 – zone tropicale b
Hardwood logs a 13.59 13.27 13.48 14.25 14.21 14.29 1.85 1.54 1.43 2.50 2.48 2.24 Grumes de non-conifères a
– temperate zone b 13.46 13.43 13.50 14.25 14.21 14.29 0.75 0.64 0.48 1.54 1.43 1.27 – zone tempérée b
– tropical zone b 0.05 0.04 0.04 0.07 0.06 0.06 0.02 0.02 0.02 – zone tropicale b
Veneer sheets 0.74 0.75 0.72 0.70 0.72 0.71 0.78 0.71 0.66 0.74 0.68 0.65 Feuilles de placage
Plywood 5.94 5.84 5.86 3.41 3.37 3.35 5.87 5.67 5.63 3.35 3.21 3.12 Contreplaqués
Particle board (excluding OSB) 21.78 20.86 20.73 21.93 20.41 20.25 8.19 8.10 8.10 8.34 7.66 7.62 Pann. de particules (sauf OSB)
OSB 4.95 4.85 4.85 4.74 4.42 4.49 2.67 2.69 2.71 2.46 2.25 2.35 OSB
Fibreboard 13.90 14.17 14.10 14.72 14.71 14.71 7.39 7.13 7.04 8.20 7.67 7.66 Panneaux de fibres
– Hardboard 0.54 0.77 0.77 0.28 0.21 0.21 1.07 1.06 1.06 0.81 0.50 0.50 – Durs
– MDF 9.73 9.79 9.73 10.78 10.85 10.80 4.34 4.11 4.07 5.38 5.17 5.15 – MDF
– Other board 3.63 3.62 3.61 3.66 3.65 3.70 1.98 1.96 1.92 2.01 2.00 2.01 – Autres panneaux
Pulpwood a 236.74 226.37 228.68 222.94 221.89 226.49 39.16 28.87 23.98 25.35 24.38 21.78 Bois de trituration a
– Pulp logs 136.41 132.01 135.69 129.38 129.31 133.24 22.27 17.51 16.75 15.24 14.82 14.30 – Bois ronds de trituration
– softwood 94.59 94.23 97.54 93.34 93.43 96.20 12.19 11.24 11.45 10.95 10.44 10.11 – conifères
– hardwood 41.82 37.78 38.15 36.04 35.88 37.04 10.08 6.27 5.30 4.29 4.38 4.19 – non-conifères
– Residues, chips and particles 100.50 94.37 94.60 93.56 92.59 93.25 17.17 11.37 10.50 10.23 9.58 9.15 – Déchets, plaquettes et part.
Wood pulp 31.26 30.47 31.02 33.82 32.17 33.48 10.99 11.00 11.04 13.56 12.70 13.50 Pâte de bois
Paper and paperboard 47.70 46.94 46.97 64.68 62.48 63.49 29.98 29.24 29.29 46.96 44.78 45.81 Papiers et cartons
Wood Pellets 21.32 21.99 22.38 15.87 16.42 16.86 14.03 13.58 13.76 8.58 8.01 8.24 Granulés de bois
a Countries which did not provide trade data are included in consumption data a La consommation comprend les pays qui n'ont pas fourni des données sur le commerce
b Trade figures by zone do not equal the total as some countries cannot provide data for both zones b Les chiffres du commerce par zone ne correspondent pas aux totaux
en raison du fait que certains pays ne peuvent les différencier.

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TABLE 15
North America: Summary table of market forecasts for 2022 and 2023
Amérique du Nord: Tableau récapitulatif des prévisions du marché pour 2022 et 2023
Data only for those countries providing forecasts - Données uniquement pour les pays fournissant des prévisions
million m3 (pulp, paper and pellets million m.t. - pâte de bois, papiers et cartons, et granulés en millions de tonnes métriques)
Apparent Consumption
Consommation Apparente Production Imports - Importations Exports - Exportations
2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023 2021 2022 2023
actual forecasts actual forecasts actual forecasts actual forecasts
réels prévisions réels prévisions réels prévisions réels prévisions
Sawn softwood 108.10 107.38 113.43 119.26 116.36 115.11 27.96 27.02 27.28 39.12 36.00 28.96 Sciages conifères
Softwood logs 246.67 246.17 245.94 259.39 258.19 257.76 2.50 1.77 1.52 15.22 13.78 13.35 Grumes de conifères
Sawn hardwood 15.56 16.29 15.82 18.21 18.42 18.18 1.51 1.93 1.66 4.17 4.06 4.02 Sciages non-conifères
– temperate zone 15.36 16.05 15.61 18.21 18.42 18.18 1.27 1.64 1.38 4.11 4.01 3.96 – zone tempérée
– tropical zone 0.19 0.25 0.22 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.24 0.30 0.27 0.05 0.05 0.06 – zone tropicale
Hardwood logs 43.94 43.70 43.36 44.82 44.77 44.45 1.30 1.17 1.12 2.18 2.24 2.21 Grumes de non-conifères
– temperate zone 42.86 42.78 42.48 44.82 44.77 44.45 0.15 0.15 0.15 2.11 2.15 2.13 – zone tempérée
– tropical zone 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 – zone tropicale
Veneer sheets 2.82 2.97 2.90 2.87 2.85 2.85 0.85 0.98 0.95 0.90 0.86 0.89 Feuilles de placage
Plywood 19.52 19.58 19.65 11.40 11.54 11.44 9.51 9.31 9.53 1.39 1.26 1.32 Contreplaqués
Particle board (excluding OSB) 6.60 8.78 7.32 5.78 5.94 5.56 2.06 3.74 2.74 1.24 0.90 0.99 Pann. de particules (sauf OSB)
OSB 21.42 21.68 21.95 21.08 21.62 21.89 6.27 6.31 6.40 5.93 6.25 6.34 OSB
Fibreboard 11.22 11.48 11.34 8.91 9.09 9.06 4.02 4.08 4.01 1.71 1.68 1.73 Panneaux de fibres
– Hardboard 0.55 0.55 0.55 0.59 0.59 0.60 0.32 0.32 0.32 0.36 0.36 0.37 – Durs
– MDF 7.31 7.18 7.23 5.04 5.11 5.13 3.33 3.21 3.22 1.06 1.14 1.12 – MDF
– Other board 3.36 3.75 3.56 3.28 3.39 3.33 0.37 0.55 0.47 0.29 0.18 0.24 – Autres panneaux
Pulpwood 281.56 281.26 279.83 284.31 285.54 284.14 3.99 2.52 2.47 6.74 6.79 6.78 Bois de trituration
– Pulp logs 201.67 202.37 201.54 200.97 202.36 201.57 1.05 0.39 0.36 0.36 0.38 0.39 – Bois ronds de trituration
– softwood 148.61 148.46 148.05 147.69 148.19 147.82 0.97 0.30 0.28 0.05 0.04 0.04 – conifères
– hardwood 53.06 53.91 53.49 53.28 54.16 53.75 0.09 0.09 0.08 0.30 0.34 0.34 – non-conifères
– Residues, chips and particles 79.89 78.89 78.29 83.34 83.18 82.58 2.93 2.13 2.11 6.38 6.42 6.40 – Déchets, plaquettes et part.
Wood pulp 55.37 54.37 54.34 64.57 63.72 63.24 7.13 6.99 7.22 16.34 16.33 16.12 Pâte de bois
Paper and paperboard 70.56 73.06 71.87 76.26 78.63 77.27 10.65 11.12 10.93 16.35 16.69 16.32 Papiers et cartons
Wood pellets 1.83 1.90 1.68 12.28 12.69 12.63 0.23 0.23 0.23 10.68 11.02 11.19 Granulés de bois
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Joint Forest Sector Questionnaire - 2020 - National Reply - Germany

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Guidelines

Dear Correspondent, Thank you for contributing to the Joint Forest Sector Questionnaire (JFSQ). Before filling in the worksheets, please read these guidelines. Please use only this questionnaire to report your data. The 2020 JFSQ contains no pre-filling. Use this questionnaire also to revise any historical data - fill in the correct year and your name on the cover page. The worksheet 'LAM & CHIPS' covers data on Glulam and X-lam. This sheet has a yellow drop-down cell where you can choose your unit of measurement. The total number of sheets to be filled in is eight core sheets (green tabs - to be validated by Eurostat) plus three for ITTO (brown tabs - not validated by Eurostat). Four sheets containing cross-references are included at the end. The flat file is for Eurostat for validation purposes, please do not change any cells here. Put all your data into one Excel file. If you send some data in later, give your file a new version number and date (see A.1. below) and notify us of the changes with respect to the previous version. Only send us completely filled-in sheets, highlighting the changes in yellow. Do not delete worksheets. Each sheet has a working area for your input. Most sheets have checking cells and tables. Each working area has white cells and shaded cells. Eurostat has highlighted the variables it considers most important for its publications - please fill those in as a priority. When you submit a revision, please highlight changes in yellow and explain them in the appropriate 'Note' column. Please use flags and notes (see A.6 below). This information is important for Eurostat. A. General recommendations A.1 Please use eDAMIS to send your questionnaire to Eurostat. Choose the correct domain ("FOREST_A_A") and the correct reference year (for this data collection: 2020). A.2 Fill in the JFSQ quality report if you haven't done so yet. If you already sent the quality report to Eurostat before, please fill it in only if major changes had happened to its content. A.3 The cover page is for your contact details, which are automatically copied to the other worksheets • Check your country code • If necessary change the reference year [red cell] as appropriate - the previous year will appear automatically If you distribute worksheets to various experts, they can each put their contact details into the sheets. It will then be your job to put all the information together again and to verify the checking tables, since some of them will not work as designed in isolation. A.4 Look at the unit of measurement to be used for each item and report in this unit if possible, using the conversion factors on the last page of the JFSQ definitions. Please report the monetary values in the same unit for both reporting years. Only report data or modify cells in the working areas. Please do not delete checking areas or checking sheets. • Look at the checking areas and make the necessary corrections to your data to remove all warnings (see the specific recommendations) before sending in your data. Fill in real zeroes '0' in the worksheets if there is no production or trade. Empty cells will be interpreted as 'Data not available'. • There are counters at the bottom of the tables to indicate the number of cells left to be filled in and the number of cells filled with text. Report all data with at least three decimals. Do not use a separator for thousands; for the decimal point, please use the one set up by default. A.5 Report numbers only. If data are confidential, please provide them if possible, appropriately flagged (see A.6). • Eurostat has a right to all confidential data necessary for its work. It has an obligation to use such data only in aggregates and to respect all the legal obligations. • If you cannot provide confidential data, a good option is to send in your own estimate flagged as a national estimate '9'. • As a last resort, leave the cell empty, flag it and write a note indicating data sources and links. Checking tables contain formulae to sum up the totals for sub-items. A.6 Flag cells and write notes as appropriate. Flags should be entered in the 'Flag' columns and notes in the 'Note' columns for the appropriate year and item. The flags to use are: • 5 for repeating the data of a previous year • 6 for confidential data • 7 for provisional data • 9 for national estimate B Specific recommendations B.1 Sheet 'Removals over bark' is for volumes of wood products measured over bark. General over bark/under bark conversion factors are calculated automatically. • Should you use different conversion factor(s) please delete the ones provided and insert your own • If you only have under bark data, please leave this worksheet empty, but revise the table with the conversion factors. • Unchanged conversion factors will be considered revised A checking table verifies that sums of sub-items agree with the totals B.2 Checking tables on worksheets improve data quality, verifying that: • The sum of the sub-items equals the total • The sum of 'of which' items is not larger than the total All cells in a checking table should be zero or empty. If this is not the case, please check your numbers for the sub-items and totals. The checking table indicates the difference, so if you see a negative value, you will have to decide which number should be increased by that amount. The only exception is when no data are entered due to confidentiality. B.3 Worksheets 'JQ2' and 'EU1' contain a checking table for apparent consumption and for unit values. Apparent consumption = Production + Imports – Exports. It should be positive or nil. If this is not the case, the cell will change colour and indicate the difference. • Please correct the data in the sheets until checking results are positive or nil. One solution is to increase production • If the data are correct but apparent consumption is still negative, please explain why in the 'Note' column provided in the apparent consumption checking table. B.4 Sheets 'JQ2', 'ECE-EU Species' and 'EU1' on trade have checking tables to verify data consistency. Both quantity and value must be present. When something is missing, messages or coloured cells appear in the checking tables. Please correct your data until all warnings disappear. The meaning of the messages is: • 0: both value and quantity are zero – all is well, there is no trade • ZERO Q: value is reported, quantity is zero - please correct • ZERO V: quantity is reported, value is zero - please correct • REPORT: both quantity and value are blank - please fill in • NO Q: blank cell for quantity – please fill in • NO V: blank cell for value – please fill in Please enter even very small numbers to resolve problems, using as many decimal places as necessary. If there is no way to correct the problem, please write an explanation in the 'Note' column. If there is no trade for a product, please enter 0 for both quantity and value. Thank you for collecting data for the JFSQ. Eurostat's Forestry Team

JFSQ quality report

Joint Forest Sector Questionnaire Quality Report
Quality information Country reply
1 Contact
Country name Country name Germany
Contact organisation Contact organisation Thünen Institute
Contact name Contact name Holger Weimar
Contact email address Contact email address [email protected]
2 Changes to previous year
Necessity of update Are there any changes to the quality report of the last data collection? NO
If yes, please provide details below.
3 Statistical processing
Overview of the source data Please provide an overview of the sources used to produce JFSQ data.
Do you use a dedicated survey (of the industry, of households, of forest owners, etc.)? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details (e.g., who are the respondents, what is its frequency?).
Do you use forestry statistics? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use national forest inventory? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use national PRODCOM data compiled according to the CPA classification? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details (which products, units, etc.).
Do you use any other national production statistics? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use data collected by associations of industry? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you collect data from direct contacts with manufacturing companies? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use estimates of roundwood use (in manufacturing)? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use national trade data? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use felling reports? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use forestry companies' accounting network? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use administrative data (e.g. tax records, business registers)? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use data from national accounts? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details (e.g. for which data, from which account tables?).
Do you use SBS (Structural business statistics)? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details (e.g. for which data?).
Do you use other environmental accounts? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide details.
Do you use other statistics (e.g. agriculture statistics)? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please specify them.
Do you use any other sources? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please specify them.
Methodological issues Are there any pending classification or measurement issues? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please specify them.
Data validation Do you check the quality of the data collected to compile JFSQ? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please explain the quality assurance procedure.
Do you compare JFSQ data with different data sources or do you perform other cross-checks? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please explain your approach.
Do you have validation rules and other plausibility checks for the outputs of your JFSQ data compilation process? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please briefly describe them.
4 Relevance
User needs Please provide references to the relevance of JFSQ at national level e.g. main users, national indicator sets, quantitative policy targets etc.
5 Coherence and comparability
Coherence - cross domain Do you compare the JFSQ results with business, energy and agricultural and foreign trade statistics? Please select YES or NO
It not, please explain.
Do you compare the JFSQ results with business, energy and agricultural and foreign trade statistics? Please select YES or NO
It not, please explain.
Do you cross-check the JFSQ data with the results of European Forest Accounts? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please indicate for which reporting items, and comments on the discrepancies observed, if any. It not, please explain.
Coherence - internal Are there any other consistency issues related to your JFSQ data? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please explain them.
6 Accessibility and clarity
Publications Do you disseminate JFSQ data nationally (e.g. in news releases or other documents)? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide URLs and/or the reference to the relevant publications.
Online database Do you publish your JFSQ accounts in an online data base? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide URLs.
Documentation on methodology Did you prepare a description of your national JFSQ methodology or metadata? Please select YES or NO
If yes, please provide URLs.
Quality documentation Do you have national quality documentation? Please select YES or NO
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7 Other comments
Other comments Please provide any further feedback you might have on the quality of the reported data, sources and methods used and/or Eurostat's validation and quality report templates.
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Joint Forest Sector Questionnaire
2020
DATA INPUT FILE
Correspondent country: DE
Reference year: 2020 Fill in the year
Name of person responsible for reply:
Official address (in full): Thünen Institute, Leuschnerstr. 91, 21031 Hamburg
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:

Removals over bark

Country: DE Date:
Name of Official responsible for reply: 0
Check Table
Official Address (in full):
EU JQ1 OB Thünen Institute, Leuschnerstr. 91, 21031 Hamburg
FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE Telephone: 0 0 Discrepancies
Removals E-mail: 0 Please verify, if there's an error!
Year 1 Year 2 Flag Flag Note Note
Product Product Unit 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 Product Product Unit 2019 2020
Code Quantity Quantity Code Quantity Quantity
ROUNDWOOD REMOVALS OVERBARK ROUNDWOOD REMOVALS OVERBARK
1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ob 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ob 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob
1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ob 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ob 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.2.1 SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS 1000 m3ob 1.2.1 SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.2.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob
1.2.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob
1.2.2 PULPWOOD, ROUND AND SPLIT 1000 m3ob 1.2.2 PULPWOOD, ROUND AND SPLIT 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.2.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob
1.2.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob
1.2.3 OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ob 1.2.3 OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ob OK OK
1.2.3.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.3.C Coniferous 1000 m3ob
1.2.3.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob 1.2.3.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ob
To fill: 17 17
Text: 0 0
Product Product Unit 2019 2020
Code CF CF
OVERBARK/UNDERBARK CONVERSION FACTORS
1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.1.C Coniferous m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.1.NC Non-Coniferous m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD m3/m3 1.100 1.100
1.2.C Coniferous m3/m3 1.200 1.200
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical m3/m3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0!
1.2.1 SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.2.1.C Coniferous m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.2.1.NC Non-Coniferous m3/m3 1.100 1.100
1.2.2 PULPWOOD, ROUND AND SPLIT m3/m3 1.200 1.200
1.2.2.C Coniferous m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.2.2.NC Non-Coniferous m3/m3 1.100 1.100
1.2.3 OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD m3/m3 1.200 1.200
1.2.3.C Coniferous m3/m3 0.000 0.000
1.2.3.NC Non-Coniferous m3/m3 1.100 1.100

JQ1 Production

Country: DE Date:
Name of Official responsible for reply: 0
Official Address (in full):
FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE JQ1 Thünen Institute, Leuschnerstr. 91, 21031 Hamburg
Industrial Roundwood Balance
PRIMARY PRODUCTS Telephone: 0 0 This table highlights discrepancies between items and sub-items. Please verify your data if there's an error! Discrepancies
Removals and Production E-mail: 0 test for good numbers, missing number, bad number, negative number
Year -1 Year Flag Flag Note Note
Product Product Unit 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 Product Product Unit 2019 2020 2019 2020 % change Conversion factors
Code Quantity Quantity Code Quantity Quantity Roundwood Industrial roundwood availability
McCusker 14/6/07: McCusker 14/6/07: minus 1.2.3 (other ind. RW) production
52,455 -200,204 -482% m3 of wood in m3 or t of product
REMOVALS OF ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) REMOVALS OF ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) Recovered wood used in particle board 2000 1945 -3% Solid wood equivalent
1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ub 77820.994 84050.981 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ub OK OK Solid Wood Demand agglomerate production 3,662 3,906 7% 2.4
1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ub 23697.485 22261.463 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ub OK OK Sawnwood production 24,573 26,219 7% 1
1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 9607.242 9004.662 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub veneer production 98 100 2% 1
1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 14090.243 13256.801 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub plywood production 111 100 -10% 1
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub 54123.509 61789.518 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub OK OK particle board production (incl OSB) 6,878 6,790 -1% 1.58
1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 47730.441 56361.643 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub OK OK fibreboard production 5,527 5,801 5% 1.8
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 6393.068 5427.874 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub OK OK mechanical/semi-chemical pulp production 728 684 -6% 2.5
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub 0.000 0.000 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub OK OK chemical pulp production 1,598 1,571 -2% 4.9
1.2.1 SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS 1000 m3ub 41333.776 48212.969 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.1 SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS 1000 m3ub OK OK dissolving pulp production 0 0 missing data 5.7
1.2.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 38141.158 45700.100 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub Availability Solid Wood Demand 64,034 66,370 4%
1.2.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 3192.618 2512.869 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub Difference (roundwood-demand) -62,034 -64,425 4% positive = surplus
1.2.2 PULPWOOD, ROUND AND SPLIT (INCLUDING WOOD FOR PARTICLE BOARD, OSB AND FIBREBOARD) 1000 m3ub 12717.937 13502.586 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.2 PULPWOOD, ROUND AND SPLIT (INCLUDING WOOD FOR PARTICLE BOARD, OSB AND FIBREBOARD) 1000 m3ub OK OK gap (demand/availability) -22% 133% Negative number means not enough roundwood available
1.2.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 9517.940 10589.855 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub Positive number means more roundwood available than demanded
1.2.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 3199.997 2912.731 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub
1.2.3 OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub 71.796 73.962 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.3 OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub OK OK
1.2.3.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 71.343 71.688 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.3.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub % of particle board that is from recovered wood 35%
1.2.3.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 0.453 2.274 9 9 Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Official data are underestimating domestic removals. For this national estimate we use an calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. 1.2.3.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub share of agglomerates produced from industrial roundwood residues 100%
PRODUCTION PRODUCTION usable industrial roundwood - amount of roundwood that is used, remainder leaves industry 98.5%
2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 t 30.000 30.000 9 9 2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 t
3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 14890.121 16114.994 9 9 3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 OK OK
3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 m3 10972.406 11707.400 9 9 3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 m3
3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 m3 3917.715 4407.594 9 9 3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 m3
4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 t 6601.000 6601.000 5 5 4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 t
5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 3661.508 3905.978 9 9 5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t OK OK
5.1 WOOD PELLETS 1000 t 2821.000 3100.000 9 9 5.1 WOOD PELLETS 1000 t
5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 840.508 805.978 5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t
6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 24573.352 26219.416 9 9 6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 OK OK
6.C Coniferous 1000 m3 23306.983 25217.069 9 9 6.C Coniferous 1000 m3
6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 1266.369 1002.347 9 9 6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3
6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 1.596 1.424 9 9 6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK
7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 97.740 99.925 9 9 7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 OK OK
7.C Coniferous 1000 m3 13.966 11.707 9 9 7.C Coniferous 1000 m3
7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 83.774 88.218 9 9 7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3
7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 1.406 1.255 9 9 7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK
8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 1000 m3 12515.558 12690.846 9 9 8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 1000 m3 OK OK
8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 111.162 99.827 9 9 8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 OK OK
8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 43.845 47.046 9 9 8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3
8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 67.317 52.781 9 9 8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3
8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 0.165 0.165 5 5 8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK
8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD 1000 m3 6877.729 6790.233 9 9 8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD 1000 m3
8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) 1000 m3 1163.010 1233.873 9 9 8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) 1000 m3 OK OK
8.3 FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 5526.667 5800.786 9 9 8.3 FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 OK OK
8.3.1 HARDBOARD 1000 m3 0.000 0.000 9 9 8.3.1 HARDBOARD 1000 m3
8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 1000 m3 4505.051 4599.693 9 9 8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 1000 m3
8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 1021.616 1201.093 9 9 8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 1000 m3
9 WOOD PULP 1000 t 2325.959 2254.696 9 9 9 WOOD PULP 1000 t OK OK
9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 728.308 684.064 9 9 9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t
9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 1597.651 1570.632 9 9 9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t OK OK
9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 1000 t 1121.457 1090.341 9 9 9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 1000 t
9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 1000 t 1121.457 1090.341 9 9 9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 1000 t OK OK
9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 1000 t 476.194 480.291 9 9 9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 1000 t
9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 1000 t 0.000 0.000 9 9 9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 1000 t
10 OTHER PULP 1000 t 14406.181 14198.265 9 9 10 OTHER PULP 1000 t OK OK
10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 1000 t 66.181 65.265 9 9 10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 1000 t
10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 1000 t 14340.000 14133.000 9 9 10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 1000 t
11 RECOVERED PAPER 1000 t 17153.576 16905.566 9 9 11 RECOVERED PAPER 1000 t
12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 1000 t 22080.042 21339.418 9 9 12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 1000 t OK OK
12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 1000 t 7292.298 6239.278 9 9 12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 1000 t OK OK
12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 1000 t 1091.498 909.971 9 9 12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 1000 t
12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 1000 t 1906.322 1741.811 9 9 12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 1000 t
12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 1000 t 1552.180 1376.541 9 9 12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 1000 t
12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 1000 t 2742.298 2210.955 9 9 12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 1000 t
12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 1000 t 1495.531 1514.476 9 9 12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 1000 t
12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 1000 t 11949.644 12251.681 9 9 12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 1000 t OK OK
12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 1000 t 8730.078 9048.017 9 9 12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 1000 t
12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 1000 t 1785.611 1779.172 9 9 12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 1000 t
12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 1000 t 406.021 410.356 9 9 12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 1000 t
12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 1000 t 1027.934 1014.136 9 9 12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 1000 t
12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 1000 t 1342.569 1333.983 9 9 12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 1000 t
m3ub = cubic metres solid volume underbark (i.e. excluding bark) m3ub = cubic metres underbark (i.e. excluding bark)
Aggregates directly reported: t = metric tonnes
Mechanical wood pulp, semi-chemical wood pulp and pulp from fibres other than wood 9.1+10.1 1000 t 794.489 749.329
To fill: 0 0
Text: 0 0
m3 = cubic metres solid volume
t = metric tonnes

JQ2 Trade

61 62 61 62 91 92 91 92
FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE JQ2 Country: DE Date: 0 both VALUE and quantity reported ZERO
Name of Official responsible for reply: 0 ZERO Q quantity ZERO when VALUE is reported INTRA-EU The difference might be caused by Intra-EU trade
PRIMARY PRODUCTS Official Address (in full): Thünen Institute, Leuschnerstr. 91, 21031 Hamburg This table highlights discrepancies between production and trade. For any negative number, indicating greater net exports than production, please verify your data! ZERO V Value ZERO when quantity is reported CHECK
Trade Telephone: 0 Fax: 0 This table highlights discrepancies between items and sub-items. Please verify your data if there's an error! ZERO CHECK 1 - if no value please CHECK NO Q no quantity reported ZERO CHECK 2 - if no value in Zero Check 1
Value must always be in 1000 NAC (national currency) E-mail: 0 Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Note Note Note Note Note Note Note Note Country: DE NO V no value reported Treshold: 2 verifies whether the JQ2 figures refers only to intra-EU trade
Specify Currency and Unit of Value (e.g.:1000 US $): 1000 NAC Trade Discrepancies REPORT no figures reported
Product Unit of I M P O R T E X P O R T Import Export Import Export Product I M P O R T E X P O R T Product Apparent Consumption Related Notes Product Value per I M P O R T E X P O R T Column1 Column2 Product Value per I M P O R T E X P O R T
code Product quantity 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 code 2019 2020 2019 2020 code 2019 2020 2019 2020 code Product unit 2019 2020 2019 2020 IMPORT EXPORT code Product unit 2019 2020 2019 2020
Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value
1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ub 7,642.251 455,841 6,169.747 353,412 9,056.743 695,046 13,087.034 860,136 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ub 76,407 -155,154 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) NAC/m3 60 57 77 66 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) NAC/m3
1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ub 323.881 29,827 246.397 26,219 141.214 7,112 256.690 11,231 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ub 23,880 44,976 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) NAC/m3 92 106 50 44 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) NAC/m3
1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 104.027 9,901 80.504 8,528 99.347 2,916 179.000 6,956 1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 9,612 15,990 1.1.C Coniferous NAC/m3 95 106 29 39 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.1.C Coniferous NAC/m3
1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 219.854 19,926 165.893 17,691 41.867 4,196 77.690 4,275 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 14,268 28,987 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 91 107 100 55 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub 7,318.370 426,014 5,923.350 327,193 8,915.529 687,934 12,830.344 848,905 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub 52,526 -200,130 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD NAC/m3 58 55 77 66 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD NAC/m3
1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 6,866.440 375,644 5,559.520 285,233 7,506.234 515,811 11,816.202 728,553 1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 47,091 -83,805 1.2.C Coniferous NAC/m3 55 51 69 62 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.2.C Coniferous NAC/m3
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 451.930 50,370 363.830 41,960 1,409.295 172,123 1,014.142 120,352 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 5,436 -116,325 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/mt 111 115 122 119 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/mt
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub 9.476 4,636 9.873 4,608 4.362 2,611 5.002 2,687 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub 5 2,025 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 489 467 599 537 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3
2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 t 214.280 104,312 164.236 89,189 22.385 21,369 31.704 28,408 2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 t 2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 t 222 82,973 2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 m3 487 543 955 896 ACCEPT ACCEPT 2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 m3
3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 1,499.692 49,781 1,114.652 32,480 2,761.950 130,926 2,790.501 123,202 3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 13,628 -65,030 3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 33 29 47 44 ACCEPT ACCEPT 3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3
3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 m3 789.724 23,950 530.374 15,267 1,951.584 83,778 1,929.180 77,773 3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 m3 3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 m3 9,811 -48,121 3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 mt 30 29 43 40 ACCEPT ACCEPT 3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 mt
3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 m3 709.968 25,831 584.278 17,213 810.366 47,148 861.321 45,429 3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 m3 3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 m3 3,817 -16,909 3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 mt 36 29 58 53 ACCEPT ACCEPT 3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 mt
4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 t 875.813 33,157 904.489 38,540 657.738 38,758 558.245 40,400 4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 t 4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 t 6,819 1,000 4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 mt 38 43 59 72 ACCEPT ACCEPT 4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 mt
5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 619.382 99,520 550.222 79,256 815.856 184,296 851.375 180,362 5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 3,465 -80,870 5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES NAC/m3 161 144 226 212 ACCEPT ACCEPT 5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES NAC/m3
5.1 WOOD PELLETS 1000 t 316.740 58,364 291.268 48,974 771.279 171,398 801.083 167,129 5.1 WOOD PELLETS 1000 t 5.1 WOOD PELLETS 1000 t 2,366 -109,934 5.1 WOOD PELLETS NAC/m3 184 168 222 209 ACCEPT ACCEPT 5.1 WOOD PELLETS NAC/m3
5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 302.642 41,156 258.954 30,282 44.577 12,898 50.292 13,233 5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 1,099 29,064 5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES NAC/m3 136 117 289 263 ACCEPT ACCEPT 5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES NAC/m3
6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 5,280.868 1,224,150 5,410.720 1,231,226 9,656.877 2,082,909 10,353.824 2,252,310 6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 20,197 -832,540 6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) NAC/m3 232 228 216 218 ACCEPT ACCEPT 6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) NAC/m3
6.C Coniferous 1000 m3 4,868.020 1,004,053 5,010.128 1,017,315 8,889.313 1,697,553 9,661.856 1,899,543 6.C Coniferous 1000 m3 6.C Coniferous 1000 m3 19,286 -668,283 6.C Coniferous NAC/m3 206 203 191 197 ACCEPT ACCEPT 6.C Coniferous NAC/m3
6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 412.848 220,097 400.592 213,911 767.564 385,356 691.968 352,767 6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 912 -164,257 6.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 533 534 502 510 ACCEPT ACCEPT 6.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3
6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 73.779 59,149 66.453 54,194 33.498 38,315 30.893 38,976 6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 42 20,835 6.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3 802 816 1144 1262 ACCEPT ACCEPT 6.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3
7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 106.340 150,740 105.626 153,653 58.135 140,291 55.892 124,914 7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 146 10,549 7 VENEER SHEETS NAC/m3 1418 1455 2413 2235 ACCEPT ACCEPT 7 VENEER SHEETS NAC/m3
7.C Coniferous 1000 m3 27.836 18,481 26.417 17,562 0.532 2,453 0.469 2,252 7.C Coniferous 1000 m3 7.C Coniferous 1000 m3 41 16,040 7.C Coniferous NAC/m3 664 665 4611 4802 ACCEPT ACCEPT 7.C Coniferous NAC/m3
7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 78.504 132,259 79.209 136,091 57.603 137,838 55.423 122,662 7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 105 -5,491 7.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 1685 1718 2393 2213 ACCEPT ACCEPT 7.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3
7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 8.410 12,574 8.139 10,238 2.535 10,821 1.743 8,431 7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 7 1,754 7.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3 1495 1258 4269 4837 ACCEPT ACCEPT 7.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3
8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 1000 m3 5,781.129 1,907,646 6,005.716 1,839,547 6,019.846 2,484,957 6,044.175 2,429,242 8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 1000 m3 12,277 -564,620 8 WOOD-BASED PANELS NAC/m3 330 306 413 402 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8 WOOD-BASED PANELS NAC/m3
8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 1,486.319 788,383 1,432.894 712,583 375.911 265,081 367.685 250,702 8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 1,222 523,402 8.1 PLYWOOD NAC/m3 530 497 705 682 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.1 PLYWOOD NAC/m3
8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 521.635 223,420 529.001 208,849 133.416 72,489 151.551 76,326 8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 432 150,978 8.1.C Coniferous NAC/m3 428 395 543 504 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.1.C Coniferous NAC/m3
8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 964.684 564,963 903.893 503,734 242.495 192,592 216.134 174,377 8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 790 372,424 8.1.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 586 557 794 807 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.1.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3
8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 154.222 102,033 131.707 84,278 40.604 48,256 37.095 42,161 8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 114 53,778 8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3 662 640 1188 1137 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3
8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD 1000 m3 2,787.203 703,127 2,775.957 667,280 2,349.216 607,576 2,188.631 545,906 8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD 1000 m3 8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD 1000 m3 7,316 102,341 8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD NAC/m3 252 240 259 249 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD NAC/m3
8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) 1000 m3 791.907 204,223 852.213 205,059 525.391 132,646 510.998 119,105 8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) 1000 m3 1,430 72,811 8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) NAC/m3 258 241 252 233 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) NAC/m3
8.3 FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 1,507.607 416,136 1,796.865 459,684 3,294.719 1,612,300 3,487.859 1,632,634 8.3 FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.3 FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 3,740 -1,190,363 8.3 FIBREBOARD NAC/m3 276 256 489 468 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.3 FIBREBOARD NAC/m3
8.3.1 HARDBOARD 1000 m3 223.390 90,695 230.904 82,618 26.283 16,504 27.696 17,512 9 9 9 9 8.3.1 HARDBOARD 1000 m3 8.3.1 HARDBOARD 1000 m3 197 74,191 8.3.1 HARDBOARD NAC/mt 406 358 628 632 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.3.1 HARDBOARD NAC/mt
8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 1000 m3 495.428 233,975 600.437 267,767 2,877.842 1,553,626 2,878.786 1,553,312 9 9 9 9 8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 1000 m3 8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 1000 m3 2,123 -1,315,051 8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) NAC/mt 472 446 540 540 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) NAC/mt
8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 788.789 91,466 965.524 109,299 390.594 42,170 581.377 61,810 8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 1,420 50,497 8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD NAC/mt 116 113 108 106 ACCEPT ACCEPT 8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD NAC/mt
9 WOOD PULP 1000 t 4,755.000 2,758,929 4,034.000 2,059,887 1,254.000 739,434 1,146.000 591,738 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 WOOD PULP 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9 WOOD PULP 1000 t 5,827 2,021,750 9 WOOD PULP NAC/mt 580 511 590 516 ACCEPT ACCEPT 9 WOOD PULP NAC/mt
9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 205.000 114,500 154.000 86,868 93.000 43,397 89.000 37,732 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 840 71,787 9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP NAC/mt 559 564 467 424 ACCEPT ACCEPT 9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP NAC/mt
9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 4,174.000 2,321,574 3,517.000 1,668,713 1,149.000 682,435 1,051.000 548,836 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 4,623 1,640,710 9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP NAC/mt 556 474 594 522 ACCEPT ACCEPT 9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP NAC/mt
9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 1000 t 4,093.000 2,237,892 3,437.000 1,585,683 1,067.000 576,025 952.000 439,317 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 1000 t 9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 1000 t 4,147 1,662,957 9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP NAC/mt 547 461 540 461 ACCEPT ACCEPT 9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP NAC/mt
9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 1000 t 3,981.000 2,178,450 3,341.000 1,541,061 1,054.000 568,446 944.000 435,200 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 1000 t 4,048 1,611,094 9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED NAC/mt 547 461 539 461 ACCEPT ACCEPT 9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED NAC/mt
9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 1000 t 81.000 83,682 80.000 83,030 82.000 106,410 99.000 109,519 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 1000 t 9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 1000 t 475 -22,248 9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP NAC/mt 1033 1038 1298 1106 ACCEPT ACCEPT 9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP NAC/mt
9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 1000 t 376.000 322,855 363.000 304,306 12.000 13,602 6.000 5,170 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 1000 t 9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 1000 t 364 309,253 9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES NAC/mt 859 838 1134 862 ACCEPT ACCEPT 9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES NAC/mt
10 OTHER PULP 1000 t 139.000 34,162 92.000 36,526 119.000 57,448 111.000 52,193 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 OTHER PULP 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 10 OTHER PULP 1000 t 14,426 -9,088 10 OTHER PULP NAC/mt 246 397 483 470 ACCEPT ACCEPT 10 OTHER PULP NAC/mt
10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 1000 t 14.000 20,354 16.000 17,734 1.000 1,265 1.000 1,084 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 1000 t 10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 1000 t 79 19,154 10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD NAC/mt 1454 1108 1265 1084 ACCEPT ACCEPT 10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD NAC/mt
10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 1000 t 125.000 13,808 76.000 18,792 118.000 56,183 110.000 51,109 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 1000 t 10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 1000 t 14,347 -28,242 10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP NAC/mt 110 247 476 465 CHECK ACCEPT 10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP NAC/mt
11 RECOVERED PAPER 1000 t 4,934.000 632,355 4,580.000 545,972 2,500.000 262,684 2,160.000 199,980 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 11 RECOVERED PAPER 1000 t 11 RECOVERED PAPER 1000 t 19,588 386,577 11 RECOVERED PAPER NAC/mt 128 119 105 93 ACCEPT ACCEPT 11 RECOVERED PAPER NAC/mt
12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 1000 t 10,914.000 8,447,334 10,419.678 7,785,329 14,244.125 11,767,361 13,632.411 10,443,862 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 1000 t 18,750 -3,298,688 12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD NAC/mt 774 747 826 766 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD NAC/mt
12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 1000 t 4,677.000 3,294,178 4,091.565 2,785,718 5,286.591 4,235,510 4,572.879 3,468,387 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 1000 t 6,683 -935,093 12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS NAC/mt 704 681 801 758 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS NAC/mt
12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 1000 t 715.000 378,451 537.031 245,440 443.171 231,409 402.282 177,904 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 1000 t 12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 1000 t 1,363 147,952 12.1.1 NEWSPRINT NAC/mt 529 457 522 442 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.1.1 NEWSPRINT NAC/mt
12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 1000 t 527.000 369,763 583.215 360,379 927.657 536,967 872.046 453,721 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 1000 t 12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 1000 t 1,506 -165,462 12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL NAC/mt 702 618 579 520 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL NAC/mt
12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 1000 t 1,161.000 1,038,774 1,139.438 926,162 959.461 1,126,380 849.862 961,219 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 1000 t 12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 1000 t 1,754 -86,229 12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE NAC/mt 895 813 1174 1131 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE NAC/mt
12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 1000 t 2,274.000 1,507,190 1,831.881 1,253,738 2,956.302 2,340,754 2,448.689 1,875,541 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 1000 t 12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 1000 t 2,060 -831,353 12.1.4 COATED PAPERS NAC/mt 663 684 792 766 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.1.4 COATED PAPERS NAC/mt
12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 1000 t 675.000 996,599 627.595 883,025 723.988 1,350,613 655.775 1,149,496 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 1000 t 12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 1000 t 1,447 -352,500 12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS NAC/mt 1476 1407 1866 1753 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS NAC/mt
12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 1000 t 5,348.000 3,687,889 5,512.698 3,665,899 7,914.692 5,369,800 8,087.247 5,058,243 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 1000 t 9,383 -1,669,659 12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS NAC/mt 690 665 678 625 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS NAC/mt
12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 1000 t 2,736.000 1,090,521 2,767.612 1,093,729 4,723.260 1,890,682 4,820.270 1,693,120 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 1000 t 12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 1000 t 6,743 -791,113 12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS NAC/mt 399 395 400 351 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS NAC/mt
12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 1000 t 1,388.000 1,433,671 1,464.751 1,463,286 2,099.554 2,342,189 2,089.815 2,237,314 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 1000 t 12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 1000 t 1,074 -906,739 12.3.2 CARTONBOARD NAC/mt 1033 999 1116 1071 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.3.2 CARTONBOARD NAC/mt
12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 1000 t 950.000 950,136 1,006.387 890,381 793.193 916,995 884.882 912,136 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 1000 t 12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 1000 t 563 33,551 12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS NAC/mt 1000 885 1156 1031 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS NAC/mt
12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 1000 t 274.000 213,561 273.948 218,502 298.685 219,934 292.280 215,673 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 1000 t 12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 1000 t 1,003 -5,359 12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING NAC/mt 779 798 736 738 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING NAC/mt
12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 1000 t 214.000 468,668 187.820 450,687 318.854 811,438 316.510 767,736 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 1000 t 12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 1000 t 1,238 -341,436 12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) NAC/mt 2190 2400 2545 2426 ACCEPT ACCEPT 12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) NAC/mt
m3ub = cubic metres solid volume underbark (i.e. excluding bark)
Mechanical wood pulp, semi-chemical wood pulp and pulp from fibres other than wood 9.1+10.1 1000 t 219.000 134854.000 170.000 104602.000 94.000 44662.000 90.000 38816.000
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13 SECONDARY WOOD PRODUCTS 8,656,398 8,865,582 7,472,501 7,240,583 13 SECONDARY WOOD PRODUCTS OK OK OK OK
13.1 FURTHER PROCESSED SAWNWOOD 238,740 269,031 224,006 206,755 13.1 FURTHER PROCESSED SAWNWOOD OK OK OK OK
13.1.C Coniferous 115,026 161,281 156,194 160,874 13.1.C Coniferous
13.1.NC Non-coniferous 123,714 107,750 67,812 45,881 13.1.NC Non-coniferous
13.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 53,057 44,350 7,347 6,778 13.1.NC.T of which: Tropical OK OK OK OK
13.2 WOODEN WRAPPING AND PACKAGING MATERIAL 541,232 480,515 326,336 287,273 13.2 WOODEN WRAPPING AND PACKAGING MATERIAL
13.3 WOOD PRODUCTS FOR DOMESTIC/DECORATIVE USE 309,376 296,970 144,113 141,125 13.3 WOOD PRODUCTS FOR DOMESTIC/DECORATIVE USE
13.4 BUILDER’S JOINERY AND CARPENTRY OF WOOD 1,188,068 1,181,528 1,226,142 1,211,232 13.4 BUILDER’S JOINERY AND CARPENTRY OF WOOD
13.5 WOODEN FURNITURE 5,412,253 5,595,616 4,980,398 4,849,142 13.5 WOODEN FURNITURE
13.6 PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS OF WOOD 204,700 228,110 93,953 72,690 13.6 PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS OF WOOD
13.7 OTHER MANUFACTURED WOOD PRODUCTS 762,029 813,812 477,553 472,366 13.7 OTHER MANUFACTURED WOOD PRODUCTS
14 SECONDARY PAPER PRODUCTS 4,029,604 3,884,358 7,700,351 7,315,070 14 SECONDARY PAPER PRODUCTS OK OK OK OK
14.1 COMPOSITE PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 49,664 42,759 82,355 76,240 14.1 COMPOSITE PAPER AND PAPERBOARD
14.2 SPECIAL COATED PAPER AND PULP PRODUCTS 567,603 538,059 1,605,251 1,464,677 14.2 SPECIAL COATED PAPER AND PULP PRODUCTS
14.3 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPER, READY FOR USE 862,638 848,147 1,264,309 1,134,233 14.3 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPER, READY FOR USE
14.4 PACKAGING CARTONS, BOXES ETC. 1,412,541 1,392,957 3,010,331 3,002,385 14.4 PACKAGING CARTONS, BOXES ETC.
14.5 OTHER ARTICLES OF PAPER AND PAPERBOARD, READY FOR USE 1,137,158 1,062,436 1,738,105 1,637,535 14.5 OTHER ARTICLES OF PAPER AND PAPERBOARD, READY FOR USE OK OK OK OK
14.5.1 of which: PRINTING AND WRITING PAPER, READY FOR USE 24,594 21,200 72,296 54,398 14.5.1 of which: PRINTING AND WRITING PAPER, READY FOR USE
14.5.2 of which: ARTICLES, MOULDED OR PRESSED FROM PULP 87,308 111,248 57,980 66,752 14.5.2 of which: ARTICLES, MOULDED OR PRESSED FROM PULP
14.5.3 of which: FILTER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD, READY FOR USE 51,085 37,211 184,356 195,670 14.5.3 of which: FILTER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD, READY FOR USE
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ECE-EU Species

Country: DE Date:
Name of Official responsible for reply: 0 DISCREPANCIES
FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE ECE/EU Species Trade Official Address (in full): Checks Check Table
Thünen Institute, Leuschnerstr. 91, 21031 Hamburg 0 both VALUE and quantity reported ZERO
Trade in Roundwood and Sawnwood by species Telephone: 0 Fax: 0 - checks whether the sum of subitems is bigger than the total ZERO Q quantity ZERO when VALUE is reported
E-mail: 0 ZERO V Value ZERO when quantity is reported
Zero check - if no value please CHECK NO Q no quantity reported
Value must always be in 1000 NAC ( national currency) Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Note Note Note Note Note Note Note Note NO V no value reported Treshold: 2
Eurozone countries may use the old national currency, but only in both years 1000NAC REPORT no figures reported
I M P O R T E X P O R T Import Export Import Export I M P O R T E X P O R T Value per I M P O R T E X P O R T Unit price check
Product Classification Classification Unit of 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 Classification Classification unit 2019 2020 2019 2020 IMPORT EXPORT
Code HS2017 CN2017 Product Quantity Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value HS2007 CN2007 Product
1.2.C 4403.11/21/22/23/24/25/26 Industrial Roundwood, Coniferous 1000 m3ub 6,866.440 375,644.0 5,559.520 285,233.0 7,506.234 515,811.0 11,816.202 728,553.0 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4403.11/21/22/23/24/25/26 0 NAC/m3 55 51 69 62 ACCEPT ACCEPT PRODUCTION I M P O R T E X P O R T
4403.23/24 Fir/Spruce (Abies spp., Picea spp.) 1000 m3ub 4,799.849 268,003.0 4,273.464 216,444.0 6,423.192 450,837.0 11,064.894 689,756.0 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4403.23/24 Fir/Spruce (Abies spp., Picea spp.) NAC/m3 56 51 70 62 ACCEPT ACCEPT Product Classification Classification Unit of 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020
4403 23 10 sawlogs and veneer logs 1000 m3ub 3,670.520 215,186.0 3,309.016 173,298.0 4,905.552 376,844.0 9,454.542 620,829.0 4403 23 10 sawlogs and veneer logs (Abies alba, Picea abies) NAC/m3 59 52 77 66 ACCEPT ACCEPT Code HS2007 CN2007 Product Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value
4403 23 90 4403 24 00 pulpwood and other industrial roundwood 1000 m3ub 1,129.329 52,817.0 964.448 43,146.0 1,517.640 73,993.0 1,610.352 68,927.0 4403 23 90 4403 24 00 pulpwood and other industrial roundwood (Abies alba, Picea abies) NAC/m3 47 45 49 43 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1 4401.11/12 44.03 Roundwood production 1000 m3 JQ1 77,821 84,051
4403.21/22 Pine (Pinus spp.) 1000 m3ub 1,678.355 85,209.0 939.291 44,533.0 700.462 37,458.0 459.474 21,741.0 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4403.21/22 Pine (Pinus spp.) NAC/m3 51 47 53 47 ACCEPT ACCEPT EU2 77820.9935152241 84050.9808367001
4403 21 10 sawlogs and veneer logs 1000 m3ub 595.614 44,369.0 255.149 19,151.0 358.058 20,318.0 242.379 12,816.0 4403 21 10 sawlogs and veneer logs (Pinus sylvestris) NAC/m3 74 75 57 53 ACCEPT ACCEPT dif 0 0
4403 21 90 4403 22 00 pulpwood and other industrial roundwood 1000 m3ub 1,082.741 40,840.0 684.142 25,382.0 342.404 17,140.0 217.095 8,925.0 4403 21 90 4403 22 00 pulpwood and other industrial roundwood (Pinus sylvestris) NAC/m3 38 37 50 41 ACCEPT ACCEPT 1.2.C 4403.11/21/22/23/24/25/26 Industrial Roundwood (wood in the rough), Coniferous 1000 m3 JQ2 6,866 375,644 5,560 285,233 7,506 515,811 11,816 728,553
ECE/EU 6,866 375,644 5,560 285,233 7,506 515,811 11,816 728,553
Please note the deleted rows, do not use this area. dif 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1.2.NC 4403.12/41/49/91/93/94/95/96/97/98/99 Industrial Roundwood (wood in the rough), Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 JQ2 452 50,370 364 41,960 1,409 172,123 1,014 120,352
1.2.NC 4403.12/41/49/91/93/94 4403.95/96/97/98/99 Industrial Roundwood, Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 451.930 50,370 363.830 41,960 1,409.295 172,123.000 1,014.142 120,352.000 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4403.12/41/49/91/93/94 4403.95/96/97/98/99 0 NAC/m3 111 115 122 119 ACCEPT ACCEPT ECE/EU 452 50,370 364 41,960 1,409 172,123 1,014 120,352
4403.91 of which: Oak (Quercus spp.) 1000 m3ub 46.200 12,221 27.157 8,680 205.941 36,190.000 134.846 24,059.000 4403.91 of which: Oak (Quercus spp.) NAC/m3 265 320 176 178 ACCEPT ACCEPT dif 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4403.93/94 of which: Beech (Fagus spp.) 1000 m3ub 89.332 4,539 88.328 4,817 763.762 83,592.000 574.312 58,383.000 4403.93/94 of which: Beech (Fagus spp.) NAC/m3 51 55 109 102 ACCEPT ACCEPT 6.C 4406.11/91 4407.11/12/19 Sawnwood, Coniferous 1000 m3 JQ2 4,868 1,004,053 5,010 1,017,315 8,889 1,697,553 9,662 1,899,543
4403.95/96 of which: Birch (Betula spp.) 1000 m3ub 24.599 1,781 31.327 1,961 31.770 1,591.000 14.671 868.000 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4403.95/96 of which: Birch (Betula spp.) NAC/m3 72 63 50 59 ACCEPT ACCEPT ECE/EU 4,868 1,004,053 5,010 1,017,315 8,889 1,697,553 9,662 1,899,543
4403 95 10 sawlogs and veneer logs 1000 m3ub 0.013 11 0.315 208 0.815 48.000 0.381 24.000 4403 95 10 sawlogs and veneer logs NAC/m3 846 660 59 63 ACCEPT ACCEPT dif 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4403 95 90 4403 96 00 pulpwood and other industrial roundwood 1000 m3ub 24.586 1,770 31.012 1,753 30.955 1,543.000 14.290 844.000 4403 95 90 4403 96 00 pulpwood and other industrial roundwood NAC/m3 72 57 50 59 ACCEPT ACCEPT 6.NC 4406.12/92 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29/91/92/93/94/95/96/97/99 Sawnwood, Non-coniferous 1000 m3 JQ2 413 220,097 401 213,911 768 385,356 692 352,767
4403.97 of which: Poplar/Aspen (Populus spp.) 1000 m3ub 31.053 1,111 18.922 708 58.494 2,977.000 13.058 855.000 4403.97 of which: Poplar/Aspen (Populus spp.) NAC/m3 36 37 51 65 ACCEPT ACCEPT ECE/EU 413 220,097 401 213,911 768 385,356 692 352,767
4403.98 of which: Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus spp.) 1000 m3ub 1.420 1,373 0.803 870 0.041 51.000 0.0002 1.000 4403.98 of which: Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus spp.) NAC/m3 967 1083 1244 5268 ACCEPT CHECK dif 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6.C 4406.11/91 4407.11/12/19 Sawnwood, Coniferous 1000 m3 4,868.020 1,004,053 5,010.128 1,017,315 8,889.313 1,697,553 9,661.856 1,899,543 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4406.11/91 4407.11/12/19 Sawnwood, Coniferous NAC/m3 206 203 191 197 ACCEPT ACCEPT
4407.12 of which: Fir/Spruce (Abies spp., Picea spp.) 1000 m3 3,420.314 694,850 3,582.852 695,298 6,266.466 1,203,919 7,290.366 1,447,530 4407.12 of which: Fir/Spruce (Abies spp., Picea spp.) NAC/m3 203 194 192 199 ACCEPT ACCEPT
4407.11 of which: Pine (Pinus spp.) 1000 m3 866.884 141,107 791.206 131,991 1,708.669 319,266 1,368.741 261,303 4407.11 of which: Pine (Pinus spp.) NAC/m3 163 167 187 191 ACCEPT ACCEPT OK OK
6.NC 4406.12/92 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29/ 91/92/93/94/95/96/97/99 Sawnwood, Non-coniferous 1000 m3 412.848 220,097 400.592 213,911 767.564 385,356 691.968 352,767 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4406.12/92 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29/ 91/92/93/94/95/96/97/99 Sawnwood, Non-coniferous NAC/m3 533 534 502 510 ACCEPT ACCEPT OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
4407.91 of which: Oak (Quercus spp.) 1000 m3 112.832 82,848 100.372 80,460 120.279 86,696 102.525 77,951 4407.91 of which: Oak (Quercus spp.) NAC/m3 734 802 721 760 ACCEPT ACCEPT OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
4407.92 of which: Beech (Fagus spp.) 1000 m3 21.656 9,148 18.153 8,922 528.868 211,996 484.843 192,549 4407.92 of which: Beech (Fagus spp.) NAC/m3 422 491 401 397 ACCEPT ACCEPT OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
4407.93 of which: Maple (Acer spp.) 1000 m3 4.512 3,014 3.169 2,668 3.924 3,175 2.527 2,055 4407.93 of which: Maple (Acer spp.) NAC/m3 668 842 809 813 ACCEPT ACCEPT OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
4407.94 of which: Cherry (Prunus spp.) 1000 m3 0.910 853 1.719 1,397 0.423 440 0.565 621 4407.94 of which: Cherry (Prunus spp.) NAC/m3 937 813 1040 1099 ACCEPT ACCEPT
4407.95 of which: Ash (Fraxinus spp.) 1000 m3 11.464 5,513 12.259 5,882 33.135 11,587 22.737 8,532 4407.95 of which: Ash (Fraxinus spp.) NAC/m3 481 480 350 375 ACCEPT ACCEPT
4407.97 of which: Poplar/Aspen (Populus spp.) 1000 m3 13.963 2,145 17.004 2,514 3.557 789 3.616 886 4407.97 of which: Poplar/Aspen (Populus spp.) NAC/m3 154 148 222 245 ACCEPT ACCEPT
4407.96 of which: Birch (Betula spp.) 1000 m3 13.707 2,178 20.013 3,038 1.477 399 2.692 552 4407.96 of which: Birch (Betula spp.) NAC/m3 159 152 270 205 ACCEPT ACCEPT
Light blue cells are requested only for EU members using the Combined Nomenclature to fill in - other countries are welcome to do so if their trade classification nomenclature permits
Please note that information on tropical species trade is requested in questionnaire ITTO2 for ITTO member countries To fill: 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
m3ub = cubic metres underbark (i.e. excluding bark) Text: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

LAM & CHIPS

Unit of quantity: 1000 mt
Year Product Flow Year App. Cons. Unit price
Production Total Export Total Import Extra-EU Export Extra-EU Import TOT EXP TOT IMP X-EU EXP X-EU IMP
1000 mt 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt
2019 Glulam 2019 0 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0!
2020 2020 0 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0!
2019 X-lam 2019 0 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0!
2020 2020 0 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0!
Year CN-Code Flow Year App. Cons. Unit price
Production Total Export Total Import Extra-EU Export Extra-EU Import TOT EXP TOT IMP X-EU EXP X-EU IMP
1000 mt 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt 1000 NAC 1000 mt We are not able to allocate the CN trade data to the EWPs
2019 4412 9940 ./. 19.350 26,799 29.263 42,021 6.283 8,847 5.391 6,112 2019 ./. 1,384.94 1435.9771804779 1407.9732841706 1133.8045235275 LVL or CLT?
2019 4412 9950 ./. 0.791 3,124 9.480 11,784 0.224 1,073 4.448 2,925 2019 ./. 3,947.43 1243.0772968529 4785.9055036928 657.5989023536 LVL or CLT?
2019 4412 9985 ./. 5.988 8,860 25.031 33,594 2.565 3,460 1.417 1,838 2019 ./. 1,479.55 1342.1118614612 1349.1908677629 1297.2897033491 LVL or CLT?
2019 4418 6000 ./. 5.219 4,912 16.990 11,383 3.288 3,570 1.084 863 2019 ./. 941.12 669.9981211386 1085.8324879233 795.8318030516 I-BEAMS / I-JOISTS?
2019 4418 9910 ./. 195.708 214,759 192.667 208,893 73.451 77,131 18.322 26,806 2019 ./. 1,097.35 1084.2189931128 1050.0957090811 1463.0339234569 GLULAM?
2019 4418 9990 ./. 98.240 163,893 100.686 163,215 27.253 59,904 9.894 25,142 2019 ./. 1,668.30 1621.0232864589 2198.0698743274 2541.1617171479 GLULAM or CLT?
2019 4421 9999 ./. 411.053 359,391 518.339 578,941 48.349 79,421 150.271 229,163 2019 ./. 874.32 1116.9148954448 1642.664080898 1525.0012047018 GLULAM or CLT?
2020 4412 9940 ./. 16.736 25,348 23.951 33,413 5.931 9,093 3.973 3,617 2020 ./. 1,514.57 1395.0682356227 1533.0793032436 910.4868568071 LVL or CLT?
2020 4412 9950 ./. 1.281 3,602 10.213 12,190 0.790 1,889 5.252 3,347 2020 ./. 2,811.87 1193.5884959372 2391.1391668093 637.2567523218 LVL or CLT?
2020 4412 9985 ./. 10.741 11,812 23.906 29,860 4.429 4,808 1.362 1,450 2020 ./. 1,099.72 1249.0640360571 1085.474343416 1064.5327174521 LVL or CLT?
2020 4418 6000 ./. 8.049 7,454 21.750 14,249 5.203 4,952 1.213 742 2020 ./. 926.05 655.1143774877 951.7586007936 611.5048758169 I-BEAMS / I-JOISTS?
2020 4418 9910 ./. 200.012 215,594 181.321 192,708 75.299 77,564 13.199 17,244 2020 ./. 1,077.91 1062.7984726418 1030.081492692 1306.4428156317 GLULAM?
2020 4418 9990 ./. 82.296 149,199 107.694 160,348 28.995 60,303 13.504 28,872 2020 ./. 1,812.96 1488.9264591644 2079.786777385 2138.0648176687 GLULAM or CLT?
2020 4421 9999 ./. 432.224 358,028 546.072 624,079 53.306 83,718 160.045 253,543 2020 ./. 828.34 1142.8517651252 1570.5292013539 1584.2001721445 GLULAM or CLT?

Definitions: Glulam: Builders' carpentry also includes glue-laminated timber (glulam), which is a structural timber product obtained by gluing together a number of wood laminations having their grain essentially parallel. Laminations of curved members are arranged so that the plane of each lamination is at 90 degrees to the plane of the applied load; thus, laminations of a straight gluman beam are laid flat. [from HS 4418, Builders' joinery and carpentry of wood, including cellular wood panels, assembled flooring panels, shingles and shakes] X-lam: Panels consisting of laths of roughly sawn wood, assembled with glue in order to facilitate transport or later working. [from HS4421, Other articles of wood]

EU1 ExtraEU Trade

EU1 Country: DE Date: JQ2/EU1 comparison 0 both VALUE and quantity reported ZERO
Name of Official responsible for reply: 0 ZERO Q quantity ZERO when VALUE is reported
FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE Official Address (in full): Thünen Institute, Leuschnerstr. 91, 21031 Hamburg JQ2>=EU1 ZERO V Value ZERO when quantity is reported
Trade with countries outside EU Telephone: 0 Fax: 0 Please verify if there's an error! Zero check - if no value please CHECK NO Q no quantity reported
Value must always be in 1000 NAC (national currency) E-mail: 0 Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Flag Note Note Note Note Note Note Note Note NO V no value reported Treshold: 2
Eurozone countries may use the old national currency, but only in both years 1000NAC Trade Discrepancies REPORT no figures reported
Product Unit of I M P O R T E X P O R T Import Export Import Export I M P O R T E X P O R T Product I M P O R T E X P O R T Product Value per I M P O R T E X P O R T Column1 Column2
code Product quantity 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 code 2019 2020 2019 2020 code Product unit 2019 2020 2019 2020 IMPORT EXPORT
Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value
1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ub 724.309 76,360 610.048 60,192 3,961.026 408,605 6,928.364 576,696 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) NAC/m3 105 99 103 83 ACCEPT CHECK
1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ub 124.637 13,970 107.820 12,697 2.473 784 3.084 887 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) NAC/m3 112 118 317 288 CHECK CHECK
1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 11.158 1,091 8.002 1,136 0.021 20 0.209 60 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.1.C Coniferous NAC/m3 98 142 952 287 CHECK CHECK
1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 113.479 12,879 99.818 11,561 2.452 764 2.875 827 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.1.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 113 116 312 288 CHECK CHECK
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub 599.672 62,390 502.228 47,495 3,958.553 407,821 6,925.280 575,809 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD NAC/m3 104 95 103 83 ACCEPT CHECK
1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 548.270 43,304 454.733 31,694 3,307.599 294,969 6,446.901 500,887 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.2.C Coniferous NAC/m3 79 70 89 78 ACCEPT CHECK
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 51.402 19,086 47.495 15,801 650.954 112,852 478.379 74,922 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 1.2.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 371 333 173 157 ACCEPT CHECK
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub 9.476 4,636 9.873 4,608 0.344 865 0.089 282 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3 489 467 2515 3169 CHECK CHECK
2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 t 101.759 47,243 73.905 36,829 3.662 3,258 5.070 4,643 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 2 WOOD CHARCOAL 1000 t 2 WOOD CHARCOAL NAC/t 464 498 890 916 ACCEPT CHECK
3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 45.452 1,648 37.878 1,044 264.053 21,440 247.634 19,032 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES NAC/m3 36 28 81 77 CHECK CHECK
3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 m3 15.534 808 10.366 305 162.442 12,040 147.815 10,956 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 1000 m3 3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES NAC/m3 52 29 74 74 CHECK CHECK
3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 m3 29.918 840 27.512 739 101.611 9,400 99.819 8,076 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) 1000 m3 3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) NAC/m3 28 27 93 81 CHECK CHECK
4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 t 109.148 2,302 112.701 3,275 21.423 4,381 30.824 6,009 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD 1000 t 4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD NAC/t 21 29 204 195 CHECK CHECK
5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 191.849 23,548 197.772 21,789 55.166 23,410 85.130 29,208 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES NAC/t 123 110 424 343 CHECK CHECK
5.1 WOOD PELLETS 1000 t 41.976 5,918 59.020 8,139 42.729 17,864 64.057 22,729 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 5.1 WOOD PELLETS 1000 t 5.1 WOOD PELLETS NAC/t 141 138 418 355 CHECK CHECK
5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 149.873 17,630 138.752 13,650 12.437 5,546 21.073 6,479 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 1000 t 5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES NAC/t 118 98 446 307 CHECK CHECK
6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 1,836.939 412,032 1,734.996 398,786 4,097.105 901,714 4,683.902 1,095,578 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) NAC/m3 224 230 220 234 ACCEPT CHECK
6.C Coniferous 1000 m3 1,668.443 307,595 1,562.935 301,509 3,628.667 690,634 4,270.661 906,884 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6.C Coniferous 1000 m3 6.C Coniferous NAC/m3 184 193 190 212 ACCEPT CHECK
6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 168.496 104,437 172.061 97,277 468.438 211,080 413.241 188,694 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 6.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 620 565 451 457 ACCEPT CHECK
6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 66.202 48,947 55.334 39,917 8.819 11,671 7.338 10,748 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 6.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3 739 721 1323 1465 ACCEPT CHECK
7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 31.564 45,908 31.656 46,277 15.112 51,942 12.257 45,982 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7 VENEER SHEETS NAC/m3 1454 1462 3437 3751 CHECK CHECK
7.C Coniferous 1000 m3 4.145 6,507 3.119 5,293 0.256 1,147 0.238 1,216 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7.C Coniferous 1000 m3 7.C Coniferous NAC/m3 1570 1697 4480 5109 CHECK CHECK
7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 27.419 39,401 28.537 40,984 14.856 50,795 12.019 44,766 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 7.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 1437 1436 3419 3725 CHECK CHECK
7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 6.415 5,465 6.103 4,465 1.169 3,923 0.889 2,723 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 7.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3 852 732 3356 3063 CHECK CHECK
8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 1000 m3 1,067.284 409,434 1,049.915 371,625 1,528.232 723,440 1,615.792 734,695 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8 WOOD-BASED PANELS NAC/m3 384 354 473 455 ACCEPT CHECK
8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 692.276 262,514 663.420 227,771 95.884 74,876 99.873 76,261 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1 PLYWOOD NAC/m3 379 343 781 764 CHECK CHECK
8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 259.852 70,584 235.367 52,739 69.578 43,189 72.681 44,017 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 8.1.C Coniferous NAC/m3 272 224 621 606 CHECK CHECK
8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 432.424 191,931 428.053 175,033 26.306 31,688 27.192 32,244 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 8.1.NC Non-Coniferous NAC/m3 444 409 1205 1186 CHECK CHECK
8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 46.635 31,454 31.053 18,681 1.684 3,150 2.332 3,406 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical NAC/m3 674 602 1871 1461 CHECK CHECK
8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD 1000 m3 204.861 55,945 199.753 49,721 450.552 123,519 432.009 116,495 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD 1000 m3 8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) AND SIMILAR BOARD NAC/m3 273 249 274 270 ACCEPT CHECK
8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) 1000 m3 2.283 496 0.738 190 180.519 46,353 162.313 40,668 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRANDBOARD (OSB) NAC/m3 217 257 257 251 ACCEPT CHECK
8.3 FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 170.147 90,975 186.742 94,133 749.408 403,915 832.739 402,561 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.3 FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.3 FIBREBOARD NAC/m3 535 504 539 483 ACCEPT CHECK
8.3.1 HARDBOARD 1000 m3 17.394 15,487 37.777 15,739 10.678 6,844 11.926 7,642 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.3.1 HARDBOARD 1000 m3 8.3.1 HARDBOARD NAC/m3 890 417 641 641 ACCEPT CHECK
8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 1000 m3 108.725 69,036 140.265 76,307 578.477 379,551 582.193 366,504 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 1000 m3 8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) NAC/m3 635 544 656 630 ACCEPT CHECK
8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 44.028 6,452 8.700 2,087 160.253 17,520 238.620 28,415 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 1000 m3 8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD NAC/m3 147 240 109 119 CHECK CHECK
9 WOOD PULP 1000 t 1,962.560 1,193,136 1,641.934 833,166 384.044 225,502 382.902 207,180 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9 WOOD PULP 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9 WOOD PULP NAC/t 608 507 587 541 ACCEPT CHECK
9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 37.533 20,892 22.251 11,726 16.737 7,785 22.177 10,925 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP NAC/t 557 527 465 493 ACCEPT CHECK
9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t 1,832.022 1,064,120 1,524.410 720,887 364.965 216,176 360.724 196,251 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP NAC/t 581 473 592 544 ACCEPT CHECK
9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 1000 t 1,804.345 1,033,874 1,495.340 690,335 336.349 171,162 330.009 150,056 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 1000 t 9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP NAC/t 573 462 509 455 ACCEPT CHECK
9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 1000 t 1,790.091 1,024,545 1,472.613 679,461 333.175 169,338 327.927 149,042 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED NAC/t 572 461 508 454 ACCEPT CHECK
9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 1000 t 27.677 30,246 29.069 30,552 28.616 45,014 30.715 46,195 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 1000 t 9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP NAC/t 1093 1051 1573 1504 ACCEPT CHECK
9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 1000 t 93.006 108,124 95.274 100,552 2.342 1,541 0.002 4 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 1000 t 9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES NAC/t 1163 1055 658 1955 ACCEPT CHECK
10 OTHER PULP 1000 t 111.507 16,760 51.731 14,269 48.295 25,631 44.818 21,999 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 10 OTHER PULP 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 10 OTHER PULP NAC/t 150 276 531 491 ACCEPT CHECK
10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 1000 t 6.479 13,412 9.157 12,361 0.522 620 0.527 553 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 1000 t 10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD NAC/t 2070 1350 1187 1049 ACCEPT CHECK
10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 1000 t 105.028 3,348 42.574 1,908 47.773 25,011 44.291 21,447 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 1000 t 10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP NAC/t 32 45 524 484 CHECK CHECK
11 RECOVERED PAPER 1000 t 413.701 50,872 419.793 51,194 534.223 53,917 401.001 34,420 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 11 RECOVERED PAPER 1000 t 11 RECOVERED PAPER NAC/t 123 122 101 86 ACCEPT CHECK
12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 1000 t 1,032.744 835,824 1,094.982 852,565 2,818.736 2,431,217 2,785.115 2,221,087 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD NAC/t 809 779 863 797 ACCEPT CHECK
12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 1000 t 471.435 373,982 459.688 352,107 1,102.063 1,017,053 981.039 854,826 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS NAC/t 793 766 923 871 ACCEPT CHECK
12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 1000 t 76.016 42,742 64.070 32,688 92.354 54,333 84.223 42,642 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 1000 t 12.1.1 NEWSPRINT NAC/t 562 510 588 506 ACCEPT CHECK
12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 1000 t 56.092 41,761 63.985 44,491 193.319 126,076 182.208 108,429 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 1000 t 12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL NAC/t 745 695 652 595 ACCEPT CHECK
12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 1000 t 123.445 117,318 128.854 118,146 199.950 264,466 179.138 228,830 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 1000 t 12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE NAC/t 950 917 1323 1277 ACCEPT CHECK
12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 1000 t 215.883 172,161 202.778 156,782 616.439 572,178 535.470 474,926 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 1000 t 12.1.4 COATED PAPERS NAC/t 797 773 928 887 ACCEPT CHECK
12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 1000 t 19.971 29,020 23.175 30,584 25.314 48,550 24.967 44,333 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 1000 t 12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS NAC/t 1453 1320 1918 1776 ACCEPT CHECK
12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 1000 t 532.490 408,562 603.477 443,294 1,672.197 1,294,908 1,760.501 1,250,296 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 1000 t OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS NAC/t 767 735 774 710 ACCEPT CHECK
12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 1000 t 268.434 130,974 312.368 142,301 993.397 474,159 1,053.903 440,912 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 1000 t 12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS NAC/t 488 456 477 418 ACCEPT CHECK
12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 1000 t 146.620 161,089 161.790 180,802 417.658 535,334 419.926 517,343 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 1000 t 12.3.2 CARTONBOARD NAC/t 1099 1118 1282 1232 ACCEPT CHECK
12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 1000 t 98.812 107,021 108.723 110,056 207.001 252,131 233.232 261,002 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 1000 t 12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS NAC/t 1083 1012 1218 1119 ACCEPT CHECK
12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 1000 t 18.625 9,478 20.595 10,136 54.141 33,285 53.440 31,039 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 1000 t 12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING NAC/t 509 492 615 581 ACCEPT CHECK
12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 1000 t 8.848 24,259 8.642 26,579 19.162 70,706 18.609 71,631 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 1000 t 12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) NAC/t 2742 3075 3690 3849 ACCEPT CHECK
Mechanical wood pulp, semi-chemical wood pulp and pulp from fibres other than wood 9.1+10.1 1000 t 44.012 34303.771 31.407 24086.751 17.259 8404.302 22.704 11478.072
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EU2 Removals

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Unit 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 Unit 2019 2020
Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity
ROUNDWOOD REMOVALS (under bark) ROUNDWOOD REMOVALS
1 ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3 77,820.994 84,050.98 9 9 see Notes in JQ1 see Notes in JQ1 1 ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3 OK OK
1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 57,337.683 65,366.31 9 9 see Notes in JQ1 see Notes in JQ1 1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 OK OK
1.NC Non-coniferous 1000 m3 20,483.311 18,684.68 9 9 see Notes in JQ1 see Notes in JQ1 1.NC Non-coniferous 1000 m3 OK OK
State forests 1000 m3 24,685.405 9 see Notes in JQ1 State forests 1000 m3 OK OK
Coniferous 1000 m3 18,206.892 9 see Notes in JQ1 Coniferous 1000 m3
Non-coniferous 1000 m3 6,478.513 9 see Notes in JQ1 Non-coniferous 1000 m3
Other publicly owned forests 1000 m3 17,662.572 9 see Notes in JQ1 Other publicly owned forests 1000 m3 OK OK
Coniferous 1000 m3 13,639.662 9 see Notes in JQ1 Coniferous 1000 m3
Non-coniferous 1000 m3 4,022.911 9 see Notes in JQ1 Non-coniferous 1000 m3
Private forest 1000 m3 35,473.016 9 see Notes in JQ1 Private forest 1000 m3 OK OK
Coniferous 1000 m3 25,491.129 9 see Notes in JQ1 Coniferous 1000 m3
Non-coniferous 1000 m3 9,981.887 9 see Notes in JQ1 Non-coniferous 1000 m3
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Ownership categories correspond to those of the TBFRA.
State forests: Forests owned by national, state and regional governments, or government-owned corporations; Crown forests.
Other publicly owned forests: Forests belonging to cities, municipalities, villages and communes.
Private forests: Forests owned by individuals, co-operatives, enterprises and industries and other private institutions.
The unit should be solid cubic metres, under bark.

ITTO1-Estimates

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Production and Trade Estimates for 2020
Value must always be in 1000 NAC (national currency) 1000 NAC
Product Unit of Production Imports Exports
Code Product quantity Quantity Quantity Value Quantity Value
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 1000 m3ub 61,790 7,318 426,014 8,916 687,934
1.2.C Coniferous 1000 m3ub 56,362 6,866 375,644 7,506 515,811
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3ub 5,428 452 50,370 1,409 172,123
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3ub 0 9 4,636 4 2,611
6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 1000 m3 26,219 5,281 1,224,150 9,657 2,082,909
6.C Coniferous 1000 m3 25,217 4,868 1,004,053 8,889 1,697,553
6.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 1,002 413 220,097 768 385,356
6.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 1 74 59,149 33 38,315
7 VENEER SHEETS 1000 m3 100 106 150,740 58 140,291
7.C Coniferous 1000 m3 12 28 18,481 1 2,453
7.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 88 79 132,259 58 137,838
7.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 1 8 12,574 3 10,821
8.1 PLYWOOD 1000 m3 100 1,486 788,383 376 265,081
8.1.C Coniferous 1000 m3 47 522 223,420 133 72,489
8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 1000 m3 53 965 564,963 242 192,592
8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 1000 m3 0 154 102,033 41 48,256
m3 = cubic metres solid volume
m3ub = cubic metres solid volume underbark (i.e. excluding bark)

ITTO2-Species

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Value must always be in 1000 NAC (national currency) 1000 NAC
I M P O R T E X P O R T
Product Classifications 2019 2020 2019 2020
HS2007/HS2002/HS96 Scientific Name Local/Trade Name Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value
(1000 m3) (1000 m3) (1000 m3) (1000 m3)
1.2.NC.T HS2017:
Industrial Roundwood, Tropical ex4403.12 4403.41/49 4403 49 10 2.239 1,183 3.264 1,706 0.517 301 0.257 152
HS2012/2007: 4403 49 35 1.209 690 0.785 414 0.018 12 0.093 72
ex4403.10 4403.41/49 ex4403.99 4403 49 85 6.028 2,763 5.824 2,488 3.827 2,298 4.652 2,463
6.NC.T HS2017:
Sawnwood, Tropical ex4406.12/92 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29 4407 21 10 0 63 0 74 0 110 0 73
4407 21 91 0 11 0 18 0 6
HS2012/2007: 4407 21 99 0 5 0 13 0 28 0 30
ex4406.10/90 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/30 4407 22 10 2 1,560 3 2,597 2 1,598 3 2,601
4407 22 91 0 41 0 129 0 24 0 14
4407 22 99 0 295 0 285 0 52 0 70
4407 25 10 0 1 0 3 0 57
4407 25 30 0 123 0 191 0 126 0 147
4407 25 90 13 9,331 12 8,219 3 2,497 3 2,073
4407 26 90 0 217 0 157 0 172 0 92
4407 27 91 1 1,422 0 1,071
4407 27 99 9 6,407 5 3,943 5 4,783 4 3,784
4407 28 99 2 1,912 3 2,378 3 2,893 2 1,949
4407 29 15 1 715 2 1,313 0 50 0 98
4407 29 20 0 24
4407 29 83 2 1,784 2 1,916 1 2,116 2 2,856
4407 29 85 0 3
4407 29 95 37 29,347 30 26,637 15 18,063 15 18,822
4407 29 96 0 133 0 268 0 126 0 374
4407 29 97 0 37 0 5
4407 29 98 6 7,167 7 6,031 3 4,217 2 4,862
7.NC.T HS2017:
4408 31 21 0 2 0 0
Veneer Sheets, Tropical 4408.31/39 4408 31 30 0 67 0 124 0 252 0 126
HS2012/2007: 4408 39 15 0 128 0 206 0 261 0 403
4408 39 21 0 18
4408.31/39 ex4408.90 4408 39 30 1 2,741 1 2,340 1 2,899 1 1,754
4408 39 55 0 100 0 90 0 97 0 147
4408 39 70 1 1,341 1 1,251
4408 39 85 1 4,224 1 3,020 1 5,570 1 4,418
4408 39 95 5 3,973 5 3,207 0 1,722 0 1,583
8.1.NC.T HS2017:
Plywood, Tropical 4412.31 ex4412.94/99 4412 31 10 21 19,764 16 15,162 1 1,849 1 1,574
HS2012/2007: 4412 31 90 112 67,461 93 53,952 38 43,262 34 36,983
4412.31 ex4412.32/94/99
Note: List the major species traded in each category. Use additional sheet if more species are to be explicitly reported. For tropical plywood, identify by face veneer if composed of more than one species.

ITTO3-Miscellaneous

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1 Please enter current import tariff rates applied to tropical and non-tropical timber products. If available, please provide tariffs by the relevant customs classification category. If tariff levels have been reported in previous years, enter changes only. (Logs = JQ code 1.2, Sawn = JQ code 6, Veneer = JQ code 7, and Plywood = JQ code 8.1)
Current import tariff Logs Tropical: Sawn Tropical: Veneer Tropical: Plywood Tropical:
Non-Tropical: Non-Tropical: Non-Tropical: Non-Tropical:
Comments (if any):
2 Please comment on any quotas, incentives, disincentives, tariff/non-tariff barriers or other related factors which now or in future will significantly affect your production and trade of tropical timber products.
3 Please elaborate on any short or medium term plans for expanding capacity for (further) processing of tropical timber products in your country.
4 Please indicate any trends or changes expected in the species composition of your trade. How important are lesser-used tropical timber species and/or minor tropical forest products?
5 Please indicate trends in domestic building activity, housing starts, mortgage/interest rates, substitution of non-tropical wood and/or non-wood products for tropical timbers, and any other domestic factors having a significant impact on tropical timber consumption in your country.
6 Please indicate the extent of foreign involvement in your timber sector (e.g. number and nationalities of concessionaires/mill (joint) owners, area of forest allocated, scale of investment, etc.).
7 Please provide details of any relevant forest law enforcement activities (e.g. legislation, fines, arrests, etc.) in your country in the past year.
8 Please indicate the current extent of forest plantations in your country (ha), annual establishment rate (ha/yr) and proportion of industrial roundwood production from plantations.

TS-OB

% Min: 80% Max: 120% Notes
JQ1 Country Flow Unit Product 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/19 19/20 2015 2016 2017 2018
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_3_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P.OB 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#REF! ERROR:#REF! !! !! !! !! !! !!

TS-JQ1

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JQ1 Country Flow Unit Product 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/19 19/20 2015 2016 2017 2018
DE P 1000 m3 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 77820.994 84050.981 !! !! !! !! !! 108.01%
DE P 1000 m3 1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 23697.485 22261.463 !! !! !! !! !! 93.94%
DE P 1000 m3 1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9607.242 9004.662 !! !! !! !! !! 93.73%
DE P 1000 m3 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 14090.243 13256.801 !! !! !! !! !! 94.08%
DE P 1000 m3 1_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 54123.509 61789.518 !! !! !! !! !! 114.16%
DE P 1000 m3 1_1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 47730.441 56361.643 !! !! !! !! !! 118.08%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 6393.068 5427.874 !! !! !! !! !! 84.90%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 41333.776 48212.969 !! !! !! !! !! 116.64%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 38141.158 45700.100 !! !! !! !! !! 119.82%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3192.618 2512.869 !! !! !! !! !! 78.71%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 12717.937 13502.586 !! !! !! !! !! 106.17%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9517.940 10589.855 !! !! !! !! !! 111.26%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3199.997 2912.731 !! !! !! !! !! 91.02%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 71.796 73.962 !! !! !! !! !! 103.02%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 71.343 71.688 !! !! !! !! !! 100.48%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_3_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.453 2.274 !! !! !! !! !! 501.48%
DE P 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P 1000 mt 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 14890.121 16114.994 !! !! !! !! !! 108.23%
DE P 1000 m3 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 10972.406 11707.400 !! !! !! !! !! 106.70%
DE P 1000 m3 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3917.715 4407.594 !! !! !! !! !! 112.50%
DE P 1000 m3 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 6601.000 6601.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
DE P 1000 mt 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3661.508 3905.978 !! !! !! !! !! 106.68%
DE P 1000 mt 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2821.000 3100.000 !! !! !! !! !! 109.89%
DE P 1000 mt 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 840.508 805.978 !! !! !! !! !! 95.89%
DE P 1000 m3 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 24573.352 26219.416 !! !! !! !! !! 106.70%
DE P 1000 m3 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 23306.983 25217.069 !! !! !! !! !! 108.20%
DE P 1000 m3 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1266.369 1002.347 !! !! !! !! !! 79.15%
DE P 1000 m3 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1.596 1.424 !! !! !! !! !! 89.26%
DE P 1000 m3 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 97.740 99.925 !! !! !! !! !! 102.24%
DE P 1000 m3 6_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 13.966 11.707 !! !! !! !! !! 83.83%
DE P 1000 m3 6_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 83.774 88.218 !! !! !! !! !! 105.30%
DE P 1000 m3 6_1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1.406 1.255 !! !! !! !! !! 89.26%
DE P 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 12515.558 12690.846 !! !! !! !! !! 101.40%
DE P 1000 m3 6_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 111.162 99.827 !! !! !! !! !! 89.80%
DE P 1000 m3 6_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 43.845 47.046 !! !! !! !! !! 107.30%
DE P 1000 m3 6_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 67.317 52.781 !! !! !! !! !! 78.41%
DE P 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.165 0.165 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
DE P 1000 m3 6_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 6877.729 6790.233 !! !! !! !! !! 98.73%
DE P 1000 m3 6_3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1163.010 1233.873 !! !! !! !! !! 106.09%
DE P 1000 m3 6_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 5526.667 5800.786 !! !! !! !! !! 104.96%
DE P 1000 m3 6_4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P 1000 m3 6_4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4505.051 4599.693 !! !! !! !! !! 102.10%
DE P 1000 m3 6_4_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1021.616 1201.093 !! !! !! !! !! 117.57%
DE P 1000 mt 7 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2325.959 2254.696 !! !! !! !! !! 96.94%
DE P 1000 mt 7_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 728.308 684.064 !! !! !! !! !! 93.93%
DE P 1000 mt 7_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1597.651 1570.632 !! !! !! !! !! 98.31%
DE P 1000 mt 7_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1121.457 1090.341 !! !! !! !! !! 97.23%
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DE P 1000 mt 7_3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 476.194 480.291 !! !! !! !! !! 100.86%
DE P 1000 mt 7_3_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P 1000 mt 7_3_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 14406.181 14198.265 !! !! !! !! !! 98.56%
DE P 1000 mt 7_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 66.181 65.265 !! !! !! !! !! 98.62%
DE P 1000 mt 8 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 14340.000 14133.000 !! !! !! !! !! 98.56%
DE P 1000 mt 8_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 17153.576 16905.566 !! !! !! !! !! 98.55%
DE P 1000 mt 8_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 22080.042 21339.418 !! !! !! !! !! 96.65%
DE P 1000 mt 9 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 7292.298 6239.278 !! !! !! !! !! 85.56%
DE P 1000 mt 10 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1091.498 909.971 !! !! !! !! !! 83.37%
DE P 1000 mt 10_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1906.322 1741.811 !! !! !! !! !! 91.37%
DE P 1000 mt 10_1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1552.180 1376.541 !! !! !! !! !! 88.68%
DE P 1000 mt 10_1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2742.298 2210.955 !! !! !! !! !! 80.62%
DE P 1000 mt 10_1_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1495.531 1514.476 !! !! !! !! !! 101.27%
DE P 1000 mt 10_1_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 11949.644 12251.681 !! !! !! !! !! 102.53%
DE P 1000 mt 10_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 8730.078 9048.017 !! !! !! !! !! 103.64%
DE P 1000 mt 10_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1785.611 1779.172 !! !! !! !! !! 99.64%
DE P 1000 mt 10_3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 406.021 410.356 !! !! !! !! !! 101.07%
DE P 1000 mt 10_3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1027.934 1014.136 !! !! !! !! !! 98.66%
DE P 1000 mt 10_3_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1342.569 1333.983 !! !! !! !! !! 99.36%
DE P 1000 mt 10_3_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE P 1000 mt 10_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!

TS-JQ2

% Min: 80% Max: 120% Notes
JQ2 Country Flow Unit Product 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/19 19/20 2015 2016 2017 2018
Q DE M 1000 m3 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 7642.251 6169.747 !! !! !! !! !! 80.73%
DE M 1000 NAC 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 455841.000 353412.000 !! !! !! !! !! 77.53%
UV DE M 1000 m3 1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 59.647 57.281 !! !! !! !! !! 96.03%
Q DE X 1000 m3 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9056.743 13087.034 !! !! !! !! !! 144.50%
DE X 1000 NAC 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 695046.000 860136.000 !! !! !! !! !! 123.75%
UV DE X 1000 m3 1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 76.743 65.724 !! !! !! !! !! 85.64%
Q DE M 1000 m3 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 323.881 246.397 !! !! !! !! !! 76.08%
DE M 1000 NAC 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 29827.000 26219.000 !! !! !! !! !! 87.90%
UV DE M 1000 m3 1_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 92.092 106.410 !! !! !! !! !! 115.55%
Q DE X 1000 m3 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 141.214 256.690 !! !! !! !! !! 181.77%
DE X 1000 NAC 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 7112.000 11231.000 !! !! !! !! !! 157.92%
UV DE X 1000 m3 1_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 50.363 43.753 !! !! !! !! !! 86.88%
Q DE M 1000 m3 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 104.027 80.504 !! !! !! !! !! 77.39%
DE M 1000 NAC 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9901.000 8528.000 !! !! !! !! !! 86.13%
UV DE M 1000 m3 1_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 95.177 105.933 !! !! !! !! !! 111.30%
Q DE X 1000 m3 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 99.347 179.000 !! !! !! !! !! 180.18%
DE X 1000 NAC 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2916.000 6956.000 !! !! !! !! !! 238.55%
UV DE X 1000 m3 1_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 29.352 38.860 !! !! !! !! !! 132.40%
Q DE M 1000 m3 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 219.854 165.893 !! !! !! !! !! 75.46%
DE M 1000 NAC 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 19926.000 17691.000 !! !! !! !! !! 88.78%
UV DE M 1000 m3 1_2_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 90.633 106.641 !! !! !! !! !! 117.66%
Q DE X 1000 m3 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 41.867 77.690 !! !! !! !! !! 185.56%
DE X 1000 NAC 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4196.000 4275.000 !! !! !! !! !! 101.88%
UV DE X 1000 m3 1_2_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 100.222 55.026 !! !! !! !! !! 54.90%
Q DE M 1000 m3 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 7318.370 5923.350 !! !! !! !! !! 80.94%
DE M 1000 NAC 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 426014.000 327193.000 !! !! !! !! !! 76.80%
UV DE M 1000 m3 1_2_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 58.212 55.238 !! !! !! !! !! 94.89%
Q DE X 1000 m3 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 8915.529 12830.344 !! !! !! !! !! 143.91%
DE X 1000 NAC 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 687934.000 848905.000 !! !! !! !! !! 123.40%
UV DE X 1000 m3 1_2_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 77.161 66.164 !! !! !! !! !! 85.75%
Q DE M 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 6866.440 5559.520 !! !! !! !! !! 80.97%
DE M 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 375644.000 285233.000 !! !! !! !! !! 75.93%
UV DE M 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 54.707 51.305 !! !! !! !! !! 93.78%
Q DE X 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 7506.234 11816.202 !! !! !! !! !! 157.42%
DE X 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 515811.000 728553.000 !! !! !! !! !! 141.24%
UV DE X 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 68.718 61.657 !! !! !! !! !! 89.73%
Q DE M 1000 mt 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 451.930 363.830 !! !! !! !! !! 80.51%
DE M 1000 NAC 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 50370.000 41960.000 !! !! !! !! !! 83.30%
UV DE M 1000 mt 2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 111.455 115.329 !! !! !! !! !! 103.48%
Q DE X 1000 mt 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1409.295 1014.142 !! !! !! !! !! 71.96%
DE X 1000 NAC 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 172123.000 120352.000 !! !! !! !! !! 69.92%
UV DE X 1000 mt 2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 122.134 118.674 !! !! !! !! !! 97.17%
Q DE M 1000 m3 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9.476 9.873 !! !! !! !! !! 104.19%
DE M 1000 NAC 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4636.000 4608.000 !! !! !! !! !! 99.40%
UV DE M 1000 m3 3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 489.236 466.727 !! !! !! !! !! 95.40%
Q DE X 1000 m3 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4.362 5.002 !! !! !! !! !! 114.67%
DE X 1000 NAC 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2611.000 2687.000 !! !! !! !! !! 102.91%
UV DE X 1000 m3 3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 598.579 537.185 !! !! !! !! !! 89.74%
Q DE M 1000 m3 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 214.280 164.236 !! !! !! !! !! 76.65%
DE M 1000 NAC 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 104312.000 89189.000 !! !! !! !! !! 85.50%
UV DE M 1000 m3 3_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 486.802 543.054 !! !! !! !! !! 111.56%
Q DE X 1000 m3 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 22.385 31.704 !! !! !! !! !! 141.63%
DE X 1000 NAC 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 21369.000 28408.000 !! !! !! !! !! 132.94%
UV DE X 1000 m3 3_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 954.612 896.038 !! !! !! !! !! 93.86%
Q DE M 1000 m3 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1499.692 1114.652 !! !! !! !! !! 74.33%
DE M 1000 NAC 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 49781.000 32480.000 !! !! !! !! !! 65.25%
UV DE M 1000 m3 3_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 33.194 29.139 !! !! !! !! !! 87.78%
Q DE X 1000 m3 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2761.950 2790.501 !! !! !! !! !! 101.03%
DE X 1000 NAC 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 130926.000 123202.000 !! !! !! !! !! 94.10%
UV DE X 1000 m3 3_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 47.403 44.150 !! !! !! !! !! 93.14%
Q DE M 1000 mt 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 789.724 530.374 !! !! !! !! !! 67.16%
DE M 1000 NAC 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 23950.000 15267.000 !! !! !! !! !! 63.75%
UV DE M 1000 mt 4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 30.327 28.785 !! !! !! !! !! 94.92%
Q DE X 1000 mt 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1951.584 1929.180 !! !! !! !! !! 98.85%
DE X 1000 NAC 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 83778.000 77773.000 !! !! !! !! !! 92.83%
UV DE X 1000 mt 4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 42.928 40.314 !! !! !! !! !! 93.91%
Q DE M 1000 mt 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 709.968 584.278 !! !! !! !! !! 82.30%
DE M 1000 NAC 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 25831.000 17213.000 !! !! !! !! !! 66.64%
UV DE M 1000 mt 4_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 36.383 29.460 !! !! !! !! !! 80.97%
Q DE X 1000 mt 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 810.366 861.321 !! !! !! !! !! 106.29%
DE X 1000 NAC 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 47148.000 45429.000 !! !! !! !! !! 96.35%
UV DE X 1000 mt 4_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 58.181 52.743 !! !! !! !! !! 90.65%
Q DE M 1000 mt 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 875.813 904.489 !! !! !! !! !! 103.27%
DE M 1000 NAC 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 33157.000 38540.000 !! !! !! !! !! 116.23%
UV DE M 1000 mt 4_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 37.859 42.610 !! !! !! !! !! 112.55%
Q DE X 1000 mt 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 657.738 558.245 !! !! !! !! !! 84.87%
DE X 1000 NAC 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 38758.000 40400.000 !! !! !! !! !! 104.24%
UV DE X 1000 mt 4_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 58.926 72.370 !! !! !! !! !! 122.81%
Q DE M 1000 m3 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 619.382 550.222 !! !! !! !! !! 88.83%
DE M 1000 NAC 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 99520.000 79256.000 !! !! !! !! !! 79.64%
UV DE M 1000 m3 5 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 160.676 144.044 !! !! !! !! !! 89.65%
Q DE X 1000 m3 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 815.856 851.375 !! !! !! !! !! 104.35%
DE X 1000 NAC 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 184296.000 180362.000 !! !! !! !! !! 97.87%
UV DE X 1000 m3 5 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 225.893 211.848 !! !! !! !! !! 93.78%
Q DE M 1000 m3 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 316.740 291.268 !! !! !! !! !! 91.96%
DE M 1000 NAC 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 58364.000 48974.000 !! !! !! !! !! 83.91%
UV DE M 1000 m3 5_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 184.265 168.141 !! !! !! !! !! 91.25%
Q DE X 1000 m3 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 771.279 801.083 !! !! !! !! !! 103.86%
DE X 1000 NAC 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 171398.000 167129.000 !! !! !! !! !! 97.51%
UV DE X 1000 m3 5_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 222.226 208.629 !! !! !! !! !! 93.88%
Q DE M 1000 m3 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 302.642 258.954 !! !! !! !! !! 85.56%
DE M 1000 NAC 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 41156.000 30282.000 !! !! !! !! !! 73.58%
UV DE M 1000 m3 5_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 135.989 116.940 !! !! !! !! !! 85.99%
Q DE X 1000 m3 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 44.577 50.292 !! !! !! !! !! 112.82%
DE X 1000 NAC 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 12898.000 13233.000 !! !! !! !! !! 102.60%
UV DE X 1000 m3 5_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 289.342 263.123 !! !! !! !! !! 90.94%
Q DE M 1000 m3 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 5280.868 5410.720 !! !! !! !! !! 102.46%
DE M 1000 NAC 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1224150.000 1231226.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.58%
UV DE M 1000 m3 5_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 231.808 227.553 !! !! !! !! !! 98.16%
Q DE X 1000 m3 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9656.877 10353.824 !! !! !! !! !! 107.22%
DE X 1000 NAC 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2082909.000 2252310.000 !! !! !! !! !! 108.13%
UV DE X 1000 m3 5_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 215.692 217.534 !! !! !! !! !! 100.85%
Q DE M 1000 m3 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4868.020 5010.128 !! !! !! !! !! 102.92%
DE M 1000 NAC 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1004053.000 1017315.000 !! !! !! !! !! 101.32%
UV DE M 1000 m3 6 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 206.255 203.052 !! !! !! !! !! 98.45%
Q DE X 1000 m3 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 8889.313 9661.856 !! !! !! !! !! 108.69%
DE X 1000 NAC 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1697553.000 1899543.000 !! !! !! !! !! 111.90%
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Q DE M 1000 mt 10_1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 715.000 537.031 !! !! !! !! !! 75.11%
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Q DE M 1000 mt 10_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2274.000 1831.881 !! !! !! !! !! 80.56%
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UV DE M 1000 mt 10_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 662.792 684.399 !! !! !! !! !! 103.26%
Q DE X 1000 mt 10_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2956.302 2448.689 !! !! !! !! !! 82.83%
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Q DE M 1000 mt 10_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 675.000 627.595 !! !! !! !! !! 92.98%
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UV DE X 1000 mt 10_3_4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1156.081 1030.800 !! !! !! !! !! 89.16%
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TS-JQ3

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JQ3 Country Flow Unit Product 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/19 19/20 2015 2016 2017 2018
DE M 1000 NAC 11_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A !! !! !! !! !! !!
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TS-ECEEU

% Min: 80% Max: 120% Notes
ECEEU Country Flow Unit Product 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/19 19/20 2015 2016 2017 2018
Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 6866.440 5559.520 !! !! !! !! !! 80.97%
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DE M 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 44369.000 19151.000 !! !! !! !! !! 43.16%
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DE X 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 20318.000 12816.000 !! !! !! !! !! 63.08%
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DE M 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 85209.000 44533.000 !! !! !! !! !! 52.26%
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Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1129.329 964.448 !! !! !! !! !! 85.40%
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UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 46.768 44.736 !! !! !! !! !! 95.66%
Q DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1517.640 1610.352 !! !! !! !! !! 106.11%
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UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 48.755 42.802 !! !! !! !! !! 87.79%
Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1082.741 684.142 !! !! !! !! !! 63.19%
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UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 37.719 37.100 !! !! !! !! !! 98.36%
Q DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 342.404 217.095 !! !! !! !! !! 63.40%
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UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 50.058 41.111 !! !! !! !! !! 82.13%
Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
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UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 109.448 101.657 !! !! !! !! !! 92.88%
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UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 71.992 56.527 !! !! !! !! !! 78.52%
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UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 49.847 59.062 !! !! !! !! !! 118.49%
Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4868.020 5010.128 !! !! !! !! !! 102.92%
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UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 206.255 203.052 !! !! !! !! !! 98.45%
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UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 190.966 196.602 !! !! !! !! !! 102.95%
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Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3420.314 3582.852 !! !! !! !! !! 104.75%
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UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 203.154 194.063 !! !! !! !! !! 95.52%
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UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 192.121 198.554 !! !! !! !! !! 103.35%
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DE M 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! !! !! !! !! !! !!
Q DE X 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE X 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! !! !! !! !! !! !!
Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3.000 3.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
DE M 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3.000 3.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1.000 1.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
Q DE X 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3.000 3.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
DE X 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3.000 3.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1.000 1.000 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
Q DE M 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE M 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
UV DE M 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! !! !! !! !! !! !!
Q DE X 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
DE X 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.000 0.000 !! !! !! !! !! !!
UV DE X 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#DIV/0! !! !! !! !! !! !!

TS-EU1

% Min: 80% Max: 120% Notes
EU1 Country Flow Unit Product 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/19 19/20 2015 2016 2017 2018
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 724.309 610.048 !! !! !! !! !! 84.22%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 76360.000 60192.000 !! !! !! !! !! 78.83%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 105.425 98.668 !! !! !! !! !! 93.59%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3961.026 6928.364 !! !! !! !! !! 174.91%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 408605.000 576696.000 !! !! !! !! !! 141.14%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 103.156 83.237 !! !! !! !! !! 80.69%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 124.637 107.820 !! !! !! !! !! 86.51%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 13970.000 12697.000 !! !! !! !! !! 90.89%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 112.085 117.761 !! !! !! !! !! 105.06%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2.473 3.084 !! !! !! !! !! 124.71%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 784.000 887.000 !! !! !! !! !! 113.14%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 317.024 287.613 !! !! !! !! !! 90.72%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 11.158 8.002 !! !! !! !! !! 71.72%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1091.000 1136.000 !! !! !! !! !! 104.12%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 97.777 141.965 !! !! !! !! !! 145.19%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.021 0.209 !! !! !! !! !! 995.24%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 20.000 60.000 !! !! !! !! !! 300.00%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 952.381 287.081 !! !! !! !! !! 30.14%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 113.479 99.818 !! !! !! !! !! 87.96%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 12879.000 11561.000 !! !! !! !! !! 89.77%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 113.492 115.821 !! !! !! !! !! 102.05%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2.452 2.875 !! !! !! !! !! 117.25%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 764.000 827.000 !! !! !! !! !! 108.25%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 311.582 287.652 !! !! !! !! !! 92.32%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 599.672 502.228 !! !! !! !! !! 83.75%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 62390.000 47495.000 !! !! !! !! !! 76.13%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 104.040 94.569 !! !! !! !! !! 90.90%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3958.553 6925.280 !! !! !! !! !! 174.94%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 407821.000 575809.000 !! !! !! !! !! 141.19%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 103.023 83.146 !! !! !! !! !! 80.71%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 548.270 454.733 !! !! !! !! !! 82.94%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 43304.000 31694.000 !! !! !! !! !! 73.19%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 78.983 69.698 !! !! !! !! !! 88.24%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3307.599 6446.901 !! !! !! !! !! 194.91%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 294969.000 500887.000 !! !! !! !! !! 169.81%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 89.179 77.694 !! !! !! !! !! 87.12%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 51.402 47.495 !! !! !! !! !! 92.40%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 19086.000 15801.000 !! !! !! !! !! 82.79%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 371.309 332.688 !! !! !! !! !! 89.60%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 650.954 478.379 !! !! !! !! !! 73.49%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 112852.000 74922.000 !! !! !! !! !! 66.39%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 173.364 156.616 !! !! !! !! !! 90.34%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9.476 9.873 !! !! !! !! !! 104.19%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4636.000 4608.000 !! !! !! !! !! 99.40%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 489.236 466.727 !! !! !! !! !! 95.40%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 0.344 0.089 !! !! !! !! !! 25.87%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 865.000 282.000 !! !! !! !! !! 32.60%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2514.535 3168.539 !! !! !! !! !! 126.01%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 101.759 73.905 !! !! !! !! !! 72.63%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 47243.000 36829.000 !! !! !! !! !! 77.96%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 3_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 464.264 498.329 !! !! !! !! !! 107.34%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3.662 5.070 !! !! !! !! !! 138.45%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3258.000 4643.000 !! !! !! !! !! 142.51%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 3_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 889.678 915.779 !! !! !! !! !! 102.93%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 45.452 37.878 !! !! !! !! !! 83.34%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1648.000 1044.000 !! !! !! !! !! 63.35%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 3_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 36.258 27.562 !! !! !! !! !! 76.02%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 264.053 247.634 !! !! !! !! !! 93.78%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 21440.000 19032.000 !! !! !! !! !! 88.77%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 3_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 81.196 76.855 !! !! !! !! !! 94.65%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 15.534 10.366 !! !! !! !! !! 66.73%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 808.000 305.000 !! !! !! !! !! 37.75%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 52.015 29.423 !! !! !! !! !! 56.57%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 162.442 147.815 !! !! !! !! !! 91.00%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 12040.000 10956.000 !! !! !! !! !! 91.00%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 74.119 74.120 !! !! !! !! !! 100.00%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 29.918 27.512 !! !! !! !! !! 91.96%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 840.000 739.000 !! !! !! !! !! 87.98%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 4_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 28.077 26.861 !! !! !! !! !! 95.67%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 101.611 99.819 !! !! !! !! !! 98.24%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 4_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9400.000 8076.000 !! !! !! !! !! 85.91%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 4_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 92.510 80.906 !! !! !! !! !! 87.46%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 109.148 112.701 !! !! !! !! !! 103.26%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 2302.000 3275.000 !! !! !! !! !! 142.27%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 4_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 21.091 29.059 !! !! !! !! !! 137.78%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 21.423 30.824 !! !! !! !! !! 143.88%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 4_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4381.000 6009.000 !! !! !! !! !! 137.16%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 4_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 204.500 194.945 !! !! !! !! !! 95.33%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 191.849 197.772 !! !! !! !! !! 103.09%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 23548.000 21789.000 !! !! !! !! !! 92.53%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 5 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 122.742 110.172 !! !! !! !! !! 89.76%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 55.166 85.130 !! !! !! !! !! 154.32%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 5 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 23410.000 29208.000 !! !! !! !! !! 124.77%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 5 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 424.356 343.099 !! !! !! !! !! 80.85%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 41.976 59.020 !! !! !! !! !! 140.60%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 5918.000 8139.000 !! !! !! !! !! 137.53%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 5_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 140.985 137.902 !! !! !! !! !! 97.81%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 42.729 64.057 !! !! !! !! !! 149.91%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 5_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 17864.000 22729.000 !! !! !! !! !! 127.23%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 5_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 418.077 354.825 !! !! !! !! !! 84.87%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 149.873 138.752 !! !! !! !! !! 92.58%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 17630.000 13650.000 !! !! !! !! !! 77.42%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 5_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 117.633 98.377 !! !! !! !! !! 83.63%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 12.437 21.073 !! !! !! !! !! 169.44%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 5_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 5546.000 6479.000 !! !! !! !! !! 116.82%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 5_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 445.927 307.455 !! !! !! !! !! 68.95%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1836.939 1734.996 !! !! !! !! !! 94.45%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 412032.000 398786.000 !! !! !! !! !! 96.79%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 5_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 224.304 229.848 !! !! !! !! !! 102.47%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4097.105 4683.902 !! !! !! !! !! 114.32%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 5_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 901714.000 1095578.000 !! !! !! !! !! 121.50%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 5_NC_T ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 220.086 233.903 !! !! !! !! !! 106.28%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1668.443 1562.935 !! !! !! !! !! 93.68%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 307595.000 301509.000 !! !! !! !! !! 98.02%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 6 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 184.361 192.912 !! !! !! !! !! 104.64%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3628.667 4270.661 !! !! !! !! !! 117.69%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 6 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 690634.000 906884.000 !! !! !! !! !! 131.31%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 6 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 190.327 212.352 !! !! !! !! !! 111.57%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 6_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 168.496 172.061 !! !! !! !! !! 102.12%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 6_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 104437.000 97277.000 !! !! !! !! !! 93.14%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 6_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 619.819 565.363 !! !! !! !! !! 91.21%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 6_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 468.438 413.241 !! !! !! !! !! 88.22%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 6_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 211080.000 188694.000 !! !! !! !! !! 89.39%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 6_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 450.604 456.620 !! !! !! !! !! 101.34%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 6_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 66.202 55.334 !! !! !! !! !! 83.58%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 6_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 48947.000 39917.000 !! !! !! !! !! 81.55%
UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 6_1_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 739.358 721.383 !! !! !! !! !! 97.57%
Q DE EX_X 1000 m3 6_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 8.819 7.338 !! !! !! !! !! 83.21%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 6_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 11671.000 10748.000 !! !! !! !! !! 92.09%
UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 6_1_C ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1323.393 1464.704 !! !! !! !! !! 110.68%
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UV DE EX_M 1000 m3 6_1_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1454.442 1461.871 !! !! !! !! !! 100.51%
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UV DE EX_X 1000 m3 6_1_NC ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 3437.136 3751.489 !! !! !! !! !! 109.15%
Q DE EX_M 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4.145 3.119 !! !! !! !! !! 75.25%
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DE EX_X 1000 NAC 6_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 50795.000 44766.000 !! !! !! !! !! 88.13%
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UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_1_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 588.313 506.300 !! !! !! !! !! 86.06%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_1_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 56.092 63.985 !! !! !! !! !! 114.07%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_1_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 41760.722 44490.997 !! !! !! !! !! 106.54%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_1_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 744.510 695.331 !! !! !! !! !! 93.39%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_1_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 193.319 182.208 !! !! !! !! !! 94.25%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_1_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 126076.075 108428.939 !! !! !! !! !! 86.00%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_1_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 652.165 595.084 !! !! !! !! !! 91.25%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_1_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 123.445 128.854 !! !! !! !! !! 104.38%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_1_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 117318.262 118145.702 !! !! !! !! !! 100.71%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_1_4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 950.369 916.895 !! !! !! !! !! 96.48%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_1_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 199.950 179.138 !! !! !! !! !! 89.59%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_1_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 264466.102 228829.719 !! !! !! !! !! 86.53%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_1_4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1322.659 1277.392 !! !! !! !! !! 96.58%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 215.883 202.778 !! !! !! !! !! 93.93%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 172161.292 156782.232 !! !! !! !! !! 91.07%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 797.474 773.171 !! !! !! !! !! 96.95%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 616.439 535.470 !! !! !! !! !! 86.86%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 572178.017 474925.632 !! !! !! !! !! 83.00%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 928.198 886.932 !! !! !! !! !! 95.55%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 19.971 23.175 !! !! !! !! !! 116.04%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 29020.395 30583.554 !! !! !! !! !! 105.39%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1453.109 1319.695 !! !! !! !! !! 90.82%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 25.314 24.967 !! !! !! !! !! 98.63%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 48549.551 44333.326 !! !! !! !! !! 91.32%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1917.873 1775.709 !! !! !! !! !! 92.59%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 532.490 603.477 !! !! !! !! !! 113.33%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 408562.492 443294.415 !! !! !! !! !! 108.50%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 767.268 734.568 !! !! !! !! !! 95.74%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1672.197 1760.501 !! !! !! !! !! 105.28%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_3_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1294908.102 1250296.133 !! !! !! !! !! 96.55%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_1 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 774.376 710.193 !! !! !! !! !! 91.71%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 268.434 312.368 !! !! !! !! !! 116.37%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 130974.414 142301.237 !! !! !! !! !! 108.65%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 487.921 455.556 !! !! !! !! !! 93.37%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 993.397 1053.903 !! !! !! !! !! 106.09%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_3_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 474158.527 440911.799 !! !! !! !! !! 92.99%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_2 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 477.310 418.361 !! !! !! !! !! 87.65%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 146.620 161.790 !! !! !! !! !! 110.35%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_3_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 161089.302 180801.592 !! !! !! !! !! 112.24%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1098.688 1117.505 !! !! !! !! !! 101.71%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 417.658 419.926 !! !! !! !! !! 100.54%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_3_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 535334.070 517342.727 !! !! !! !! !! 96.64%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_3 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1281.752 1231.986 !! !! !! !! !! 96.12%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 98.812 108.723 !! !! !! !! !! 110.03%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_3_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 107020.583 110055.516 !! !! !! !! !! 102.84%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_3_4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1083.077 1012.253 !! !! !! !! !! 93.46%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 207.001 233.232 !! !! !! !! !! 112.67%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_3_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 252130.784 261002.439 !! !! !! !! !! 103.52%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_3_4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 1218.017 1119.066 !! !! !! !! !! 91.88%
Q DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 18.625 20.595 !! !! !! !! !! 110.57%
DE EX_M 1000 NAC 10_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9478.193 10136.070 !! !! !! !! !! 106.94%
UV DE EX_M 1000 mt 10_4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 508.896 492.173 !! !! !! !! !! 96.71%
Q DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 54.141 53.440 !! !! !! !! !! 98.71%
DE EX_X 1000 NAC 10_4 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 33284.721 31039.168 !! !! !! !! !! 93.25%
UV DE EX_X 1000 mt 10_4 ERROR:#DIV/0! ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 614.783 580.820 !! !! !! !! !! 94.48%

TS-EU2

% Min: 80% Max: 120% Notes
EU2 Country Flow Unit Product 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 2020 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/19 19/20 2015 2016 2017 2018
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 77820.9935152241 84050.9808367001 !! !! !! !! !! 108.01%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 57337.6829864333 65366.3052556628 !! !! !! !! !! 114.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 20483.3105287908 18684.6755810373 !! !! !! !! !! 91.22%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_1 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 24685.4049412654 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 18206.8922398216 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 6478.5127014438 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_2 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 17662.5724515379 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 13639.6618897635 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 4022.9105617744 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_3 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 35473.0161224208 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_C 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 25491.1288568482 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%
DE P 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_NC 0 ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A ERROR:#N/A 9981.8872655726 0 !! !! !! !! !! 0.00%

Annex1 | JQ1-Corres.

FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE JQ1 (Supp. 1)
PRIMARY PRODUCTS
Removals and Production
CORRESPONDENCES to CPC Ver.2.1
Central Product Classification Version 2.1 (CPC Ver. 2.1)
Product Product
Code
REMOVALS OF ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH)
1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 031
1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 0313
1.1.C Coniferous 03131
1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 03132
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 0311 0312
1.2.C Coniferous 0311
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 0312
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical ex0312
1.2.1 SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS ex03110 ex03120
1.2.1.C Coniferous ex03110
1.2.1.NC Non-Coniferous ex03120
1.2.2 PULPWOOD, ROUND AND SPLIT (INCLUDING WOOD FOR PARTICLE BOARD, OSB AND FIBREBOARD) ex03110 ex03120
1.2.2.C Coniferous ex03110
1.2.2.NC Non-Coniferous ex03120
1.2.3 OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD ex03110 ex03120
1.2.3.C Coniferous ex03110
1.2.3.NC Non-Coniferous ex03120
PRODUCTION
2 WOOD CHARCOAL ex34510
3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES ex31230 ex39283
3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES ex31230
3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) ex39283
4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD ex39283
5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 39281 39282
5.1 WOOD PELLETS 39281
5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 39282
6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 311 3132
6.C Coniferous 31101 ex31109 ex3132
6.NC Non-Coniferous 31102 ex31109 ex3132
6.NC.T of which: Tropical ex31102 ex31109 ex3132
7 VENEER SHEETS 3151
7.C Coniferous 31511
7.NC Non-Coniferous 31512
7.NC.T of which: Tropical ex31512
8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 3141 3142 3143 3144
8.1 PLYWOOD 3141 3142
8.1.C Coniferous 31411 31421
8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 31412 31422
8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical ex31412 ex31422
8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) and SIMILAR BOARD 3143
8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) 31432
8.3 FIBREBOARD 3144
8.3.1 HARDBOARD 31442
8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 31441
8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD 31449
9 WOOD PULP 32111 32112 ex32113
9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP ex32113
9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 32112
9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP ex32112
9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED ex32112
9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP ex32112
9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 32111
10 OTHER PULP ex32113
10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD ex32113
10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP ex32113
11 RECOVERED PAPER 3924
12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 3212 3213 32142 32143 ex32149 32151 32198 ex32199
12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 3212 ex32143 ex32149
12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 32121
12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL ex32122 ex32129
12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 32122 ex32129
12.1.4 COATED PAPERS ex32143 ex32149
12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 32131
12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 32132 ex32133 32134 32135 ex32136 ex32137 32142 32151 ex32143 ex32149
12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 32132 32134 32135 ex32136
12.3.2 CARTONBOARD ex32133 ex32136 ex32143 ex32149
12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS ex32133 ex32136 ex32137 32142 32151
12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING ex32136
12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. ex32149 ex32133 ex32136 ex32137 32198 ex32199
Notes:
The term "ex" means that there is not a complete correlation between the two codes and that only a part of the CPC Ver.2.1 code is applicable.
For instance "ex31512" under product 7.NC.T means that only a part of CPC Ver.2.1 code 31512 refers to non-coniferous tropical veneer sheets.
In CPC, if only 3 or 4 digits are shown, then all sub-codes at lower degrees of aggregation are included (for example, 0313 includes 03131 and 03132).

Annex2 | JQ2-Corres.

FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE JQ2 (Supp. 1)
PRIMARY PRODUCTS
Trade
CORRESPONDENCES to HS2017, HS2012 and SITC Rev.4
C l a s s i f i c a t i o n s
Product Product
Code HS2017 HS2012 SITC Rev.4
1 ROUNDWOOD (WOOD IN THE ROUGH) 4401.11/12 44.03 4401.10 44.03 245.01 247
1.1 WOOD FUEL (INCLUDING WOOD FOR CHARCOAL) 4401.11/12 4401.10 245.01
1.1.C Coniferous 4401.11 ex4401.10 ex245.01
1.1.NC Non-Coniferous 4401.12 ex4401.10 ex245.01
1.2 INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD 44.03 44.03 247
1.2.C Coniferous 4403.11/21/22/23/24/25/26 ex4403.10 4403.20 ex247.3 247.4
1.2.NC Non-Coniferous 4403.12/41/49/91/93/94/95/96/97/98/99 ex4403.10 4403.41/49/91/92/99 ex247.3 247.5 247.9
1.2.NC.T of which: Tropical ex4403.12 4403.41/49 ex4403.10 4403.41/49 ex4403.99 ex247.3 247.5 ex247.9
2 WOOD CHARCOAL 4402.90 4402.90 ex245.02
3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES 4401.21/22 ex4401.40 4401.21/22 ex4401.39 246.1 ex246.2
3.1 WOOD CHIPS AND PARTICLES 4401.21/22 4401.21/22 246.1
3.2 WOOD RESIDUES (INCLUDING WOOD FOR AGGLOMERATES) ex4401.40 ex4401.39 ex246.2
4 RECOVERED POST-CONSUMER WOOD ex4401.40 ex4401.39 ex246.2
5 WOOD PELLETS AND OTHER AGGLOMERATES 4401.31/39 4401.31 ex4401.39 ex246.2
5.1 WOOD PELLETS 4401.31 4401.31 ex246.2
5.2 OTHER AGGLOMERATES 4401.39 ex4401.39 ex246.2
6 SAWNWOOD (INCLUDING SLEEPERS) 44.06 44.07 44.06 44.07 248.1 248.2 248.4
6.C Coniferous 4406.11/91 4407.11/12/19 ex4406.10/90 4407.10 ex248.11 ex248.19 248.2
6.NC Non-Coniferous 4406.12/92 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29/91/92/93/94/95/96/97/99 ex4406.10/90 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29/91/92/93/94/95/99 ex248.11 ex248.19 248.4
6.NC.T of which: Tropical ex4406.12/92 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29 ex4406.10/90 4407.21/22/25/26/27/28/29 ex4407.99 ex248.11 ex248.19 ex248.4
7 VENEER SHEETS 44.08 44.08 634.1
7.C Coniferous 4408.10 4408.10 634.11
7.NC Non-Coniferous 4408.31/39/90 4408.31/39/90 634.12
7.NC.T of which: Tropical 4408.31/39 4408.31/39 ex4408.90 ex634.12
8 WOOD-BASED PANELS 44.10 44.11 4412.31/33/34/39/94/99 44.10 44.11 4412.31/32/39/94/99 634.22/23/31/33/39 634.5
8.1 PLYWOOD 4412.31/33/34/39/94/99 4412.31/32/39/94/99 634.31/33/39
8.1.C Coniferous 4412.39 ex4412.94 ex4412.99 4412.39 ex4412.94 ex.4412.99 ex634.31 ex634.33 ex634.39
8.1.NC Non-Coniferous 4412.31/33/34 ex4412.94 ex4412.99 4412.31/32 ex4412.94 ex4412.99 ex634.31 ex634.33 ex634.39
8.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 4412.31 ex4412.94 ex4412.99 4412.31 ex4412.32 ex4412.94 ex4412.99 ex634.31 ex634.33 ex634.39
8.2 PARTICLE BOARD, ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) and SIMILAR BOARD 44.10 44.10 634.22/23
8.2.1 of which: ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB) 4410.12 4410.12 ex634.22
8.3 FIBREBOARD 44.11 44.11 634.5
8.3.1 HARDBOARD 4411.92 4411.92 ex634.54 ex634.55
8.3.2 MEDIUM/HIGH DENSITY FIBREBOARD (MDF/HDF) 4411.12/13 ex4411.14* 4411.12/13 ex4411.14* ex634.54 ex634.55
8.3.3 OTHER FIBREBOARD ex4411.14 4411.93/94 ex4411.14 4411.93/94 ex634.54 ex634.55
9 WOOD PULP 47.01/02/03/04/05 47.01/02/03/04/05 251.2 251.3 251.4 251.5 251.6 251.91
9.1 MECHANICAL AND SEMI-CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 47.01 47.05 47.01 47.05 251.2 251.91
9.2 CHEMICAL WOOD PULP 47.03 47.04 47.03 47.04 251.4 251.5 251.6
9.2.1 SULPHATE PULP 47.03 47.03 251.4 251.5
9.2.1.1 of which: BLEACHED 4703.21/29 4703.21/29 251.5
9.2.2 SULPHITE PULP 47.04 47.04 251.6
9.3 DISSOLVING GRADES 47.02 47.02 251.3
10 OTHER PULP 47.06 47.06 251.92
10.1 PULP FROM FIBRES OTHER THAN WOOD 4706.10/30/91/92/93 4706.10/30/91/92/93 ex251.92
10.2 RECOVERED FIBRE PULP 4706.20 4706.20 ex251.92
11 RECOVERED PAPER 47.07 47.07 251.1
12 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 48.01 48.02 48.03 48.04 48.05 48.06 48.08 48.09 48.10 4811.51/59 48.12 48.13 48.01 48.02 48.03 48.04 48.05 48.06 48.08 48.09 48.10 4811.51/59 48.12 48.13 641.1 641.2 641.3 641.4 641.5 641.62/63/64/69/71/72/74/75/76/77/93 642.41
12.1 GRAPHIC PAPERS 48.01 4802.10/20/54/55/56/57/58/61/62/69 48.09 4810.13/14/19/22/29 48.01 4802.10/20/54/55/56/57/58/61/62/69 48.09 4810.13/14/19/22/29 641.1 641.21/22/26/29 641.3
12.1.1 NEWSPRINT 48.01 48.01 641.1
12.1.2 UNCOATED MECHANICAL 4802.61/62/69 4802.61/62/69 641.29
12.1.3 UNCOATED WOODFREE 4802.10/20/54/55/56/57/58 4802.10/20/54/55/56/57/58 641.21/22/26
12.1.4 COATED PAPERS 48.09 4810.13/14/19/22/29 48.09 4810.13/14/19/22/29 641.3
12.2 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPERS 48.03 48.03 641.63
12.3 PACKAGING MATERIALS 4804.11/19/21/29/31/39/42/49/51/52/59 4805.11/12/19/24/25/30/91/92/93 4806.10/20/40 48.08 4810.31/32/39/92/99 4811.51/59 4804.11/19/21/29/31/39/42/49/51/52/59 4805.11/12/19/24/25/30/91/92/93 4806.10/20/40 48.08 4810.31/32/39/92/99 4811.51/59 641.41/42/46 ex641.47 641.48/51/52 ex641.53 641.54/59/62/64/69/71/72/74/75/76/77
12.3.1 CASE MATERIALS 4804.11/19 4805.11/12/19/24/25/91 4804.11/19 4805.11/12/19/24/25/91 641.41/51/54 ex641.59
12.3.2 CARTONBOARD 4804.42/49/51/52/59 4805.92 4810.32/39/92 4811.51/59 4804.42/49/51/52/59 4805.92 4810.32/39/92 4811.51/59 ex641.47 641.48 ex641.59 641.75/76 ex641.77 641.71/72
12.3.3 WRAPPING PAPERS 4804.21/29/31/39 4805.30 4806.10/20/40 48.08 4810.31/99 4804.21/29/31/39 4805.30 4806.10/20/40 48.08 4810.31/99 641.42/46/52 ex641.53 641.62/64/69/74 ex641.77
12.3.4 OTHER PAPERS MAINLY FOR PACKAGING 4805.93 4805.93 ex641.59
12.4 OTHER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD N.E.S. 4802.40 4804.41 4805.40/50 4806.30 48.12 48.13 4802.40 4804.41 4805.40/50 4806.30 48.12 48.13 641.24 ex641.47 641.56 ex641.53 641.55/93 642.41
Notes:
The term "ex" means that there is not a complete correlation between the two codes and that only a part of the HS2012/HS2017 or SITC Rev.4 code is applicable.
For instance "ex4401.40" under product 3.2 means that only a part of HS2017 code 4401.40 refers to wood residues coming from wood processing (the other part coded under 4401.40 is recovered post-consumer wood).
In SITC Rev.4, if only 4 digits are shown, then all sub-headings at lower degrees of aggregation are included (for example, 634.1 includes 634.11 and 634.12).
* - Please assign the trade data for HS code 4411.14 to product 8.3.2 (MDF/HDF) and 8.3.3 (other fibreboard) if it is possible to do this in national statistics. If not, please assign all the trade data to item 8.3.2 as in most cases MDF/HDF will represent the large majority of trade.

Annex3 | JQ3-Corres.

FOREST SECTOR QUESTIONNAIRE JQ3 (Supp. 1)
SECONDARY PROCESSED PRODUCTS
Trade
CORRESPONDENCES to HS2017, HS2012 and SITC Rev.4
C l a s s i f i c a t i o n s
Product Product
Code HS2017 HS2012 SITC Rev.4
13 SECONDARY WOOD PRODUCTS
13.1 FURTHER PROCESSED SAWNWOOD 4409.10/22/29 4409.10/29 248.3 248.5
13.1.C Coniferous 4409.10 4409.10 248.3
13.1.NC Non-coniferous 4409.22/29 4409.29 248.5
13.1.NC.T of which: Tropical 4409.22 ex4409.29 ex248.5
13.2 WOODEN WRAPPING AND PACKAGING MATERIAL 44.15/16 44.15/16 635.1 635.2
13.3 WOOD PRODUCTS FOR DOMESTIC/DECORATIVE USE 44.14 4419.90 44.20 44.14 ex4419.00 44.20 635.41 ex635.42 635.49
13.4 BUILDER’S JOINERY AND CARPENTRY OF WOOD 4418.10/20/40/50/60/74/75/79/99 4418.10/20/40/50/60 ex4418.71 ex4418.72 ex4418.79 ex4418.90 635.31/32/33 ex635.34 ex635.39
13.5 WOODEN FURNITURE 9401.61/69 ex9401.90 9403.30/40/50/60 ex9403.90 9401.61/69 ex9401.90 9403.30/40/50/60 ex9403.90 821.16 ex821.19 821.51/53/55/59 ex821.8
13.6 PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS OF WOOD 9406.10 ex94.06 ex811.0
13.7 OTHER MANUFACTURED WOOD PRODUCTS 44.04/05/13/17 4421.10/99 44.04/05/13/17 4421.10 ex4421.90 634.21/91/93 635.91 ex635.99
14 SECONDARY PAPER PRODUCTS
14.1 COMPOSITE PAPER AND PAPERBOARD 48.07 48.07 641.92
14.2 SPECIAL COATED PAPER AND PULP PRODUCTS 4811.10/41/49/60/90 4811.10/41/49/60/90 641.73/78/79
14.3 HOUSEHOLD AND SANITARY PAPER, READY FOR USE 48.18 48.18 642.43/94
14.4 PACKAGING CARTONS, BOXES ETC. 48.19 48.19 642.1
14.5 OTHER ARTICLES OF PAPER AND PAPERBOARD, READY FOR USE 48.14/16/17/20/21/22/23 48.14/16/17/20/21/22/23 641.94 642.2 642.3 642.42/45/91/93/99 892.81
14.5.1 of which: PRINTING AND WRITING PAPER, READY FOR USE ex4823.90 ex4823.90 ex642.99
14.5.2 of which: ARTICLES, MOULDED OR PRESSED FROM PULP 4823.70 4823.70 ex642.99
14.5.3 of which: FILTER PAPER AND PAPERBOARD, READY FOR USE 4823.20 4823.20 642.45
Notes:
The term "ex" means that there is not a complete correlation between the two codes and that only a part of the HS2012/HS2017 or SITC Rev.4 code is applicable.
For instance "ex811.00" under "Prefabricated buildings of wood" means that only a part of SITC code 811.00 refers to buildings prefabricated from wood, as that code does not distinguish between the materials buildings were prefabricated from.
In SITC Rev.4, if only 4 digits are shown, then all subheadings at lower degrees of aggregation are included (for example, 892.2 includes 892.21 and 892.29).

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Country Flow Year Unit Product Conc Data value
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1 77820.9935152241 JQ1
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_C 23697.4849674304
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_NC 9607.2424211718
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_1 14090.2425462586
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_1_C 54123.5085477936
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_1_NC 47730.4405652615
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2 6393.0679825321
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_C 0
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_NC 41333.7760195932
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_1 38141.158322174
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_1_C 3192.6176974193
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC 12717.9365282004
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_2 9517.9397065988
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_2_C 3199.9968216015
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC 71.796
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_3 71.3425364887
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_3_C 0.4534635113
DE P 2019 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC 0
DE P 2019 1000 mt 2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_2 14890.1207869239
DE P 2019 1000 m3 3 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_3 10972.4055869239
DE P 2019 1000 m3 3_1 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_3_1 3917.7152
DE P 2019 1000 m3 3_2 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_3_2 6601
DE P 2019 1000 mt 4 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_4 3661.508
DE P 2019 1000 mt 4_1 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_4_1 2821
DE P 2019 1000 mt 4_2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_4_2 840.508
DE P 2019 1000 m3 5 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_5 24573.3516
DE P 2019 1000 m3 5_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_5_C 23306.9826
DE P 2019 1000 m3 5_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_5_NC 1266.369
DE P 2019 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_P_2019_1000 m3_5_NC_T 1.595568
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6 97.74
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_1 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_1 13.9662312543
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_1_C 83.7737687457
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_1_NC 1.40635
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T 12515.5584347826
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_2 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_2 111.162
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_2_C 43.845
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_2_NC 67.317
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T 0.165
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_3 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_3 6877.729
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_3_1 1163.01
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_4 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_4 5526.6674347826
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_4_1 0
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_4_2 4505.051
DE P 2019 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_P_2019_1000 m3_6_4_3 1021.6164347826
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7 2325.959
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_1 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_1 728.308
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_2 1597.651
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_3 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_3 1121.457
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_3_1 1121.457
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_3_2 476.194
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_3_3 0
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_3_4 14406.181
DE P 2019 1000 mt 7_4 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_7_4 66.181
DE P 2019 1000 mt 8 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_8 14340
DE P 2019 1000 mt 8_1 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_8_1 17153.576
DE P 2019 1000 mt 8_2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_8_2 22080.042
DE P 2019 1000 mt 9 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_9 7292.298
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10 1091.498
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_1 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_1 1906.322
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_1_1 1552.18
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_1_2 2742.298
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_1_3 1495.531
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_1_4 11949.644
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_2 8730.078
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_3 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_3 1785.611
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_3_1 406.021
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_3_2 1027.934
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_3_3 1342.569
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_3_4 0
DE P 2019 1000 mt 10_4 DE_P_2019_1000 mt_10_4 0
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1 84050.9808367001
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_C 22261.4631882804
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_NC 9004.6619810197
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_1 13256.8012072607
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_1_C 61789.5176484197
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_1_NC 56361.6432746431
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2 5427.8743737766
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_C 0
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_NC 48212.9694371314
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_1 45700.100345418
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_1_C 2512.8690917134
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC 13502.5862112884
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_2 10589.8549803731
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_2_C 2912.7312309152
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC 73.962
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_3 71.687948852
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_3_C 2.274051148
DE P 2020 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC 0
DE P 2020 1000 mt 2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_2 16114.9940996031
DE P 2020 1000 m3 3 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_3 11707.4004996031
DE P 2020 1000 m3 3_1 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_3_1 4407.5936
DE P 2020 1000 m3 3_2 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_3_2 6601
DE P 2020 1000 mt 4 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_4 3905.978
DE P 2020 1000 mt 4_1 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_4_1 3100
DE P 2020 1000 mt 4_2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_4_2 805.978
DE P 2020 1000 m3 5 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_5 26219.4162
DE P 2020 1000 m3 5_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_5_C 25217.0692
DE P 2020 1000 m3 5_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_5_NC 1002.347
DE P 2020 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_P_2020_1000 m3_5_NC_T 1.42428
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6 99.925
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_1 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_1 11.7074236366
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_1_C 88.2175763634
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_1_NC 1.255375
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T 12690.8455414886
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_2 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_2 99.8267154016
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_2_C 47.0457154016
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_2_NC 52.781
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T 0.165
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_3 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_3 6790.233
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_3_1 1233.873
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_4 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_4 5800.785826087
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_4_1 0
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_4_2 4599.6927594401
DE P 2020 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_P_2020_1000 m3_6_4_3 1201.0930666469
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7 2254.696
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_1 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_1 684.064
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_2 1570.632
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_3 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_3 1090.341
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_3_1 1090.341
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_3_2 480.291
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_3_3 0
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_3_4 14198.265
DE P 2020 1000 mt 7_4 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_7_4 65.265
DE P 2020 1000 mt 8 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_8 14133
DE P 2020 1000 mt 8_1 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_8_1 16905.566
DE P 2020 1000 mt 8_2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_8_2 21339.418
DE P 2020 1000 mt 9 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_9 6239.278
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10 909.971
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_1 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_1 1741.811
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_1_1 1376.541
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_1_2 2210.955
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_1_3 1514.476
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_1_4 12251.681
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_2 9048.017
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_3 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_3 1779.172
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_3_1 410.356
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_3_2 1014.136
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_3_3 1333.983
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_3_4 0
DE P 2020 1000 mt 10_4 DE_P_2020_1000 mt_10_4 0
DE M 2019 1000 m3 1 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_1 7642.251 JQ2
DE M 2019 1000 m3 1_1 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_1_1 323.881
DE M 2019 1000 m3 1_2 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_1_2 104.027
DE M 2019 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_M_2019_1000 m3_1_2_C 219.854
DE M 2019 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_M_2019_1000 m3_1_2_NC 7318.37
DE M 2019 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T 6866.44
DE M 2019 1000 mt 2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_2 451.93
DE M 2019 1000 m3 3 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_3 9.476
DE M 2019 1000 m3 3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_3_1 214.28
DE M 2019 1000 m3 3_2 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_3_2 1499.692
DE M 2019 1000 mt 4 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_4 789.724
DE M 2019 1000 mt 4_1 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_4_1 709.968
DE M 2019 1000 mt 4_2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_4_2 875.813
DE M 2019 1000 m3 5 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_5 619.382
DE M 2019 1000 m3 5_C DE_M_2019_1000 m3_5_C 316.74
DE M 2019 1000 m3 5_NC DE_M_2019_1000 m3_5_NC 302.642
DE M 2019 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 m3_5_NC_T 5280.868
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6 4868.02
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_1 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_1 412.848
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_1_C 73.779
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_1_NC 106.34
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T 27.836
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_2 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_2 78.504
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_2_C 8.41
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_2_NC 5781.129
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T 1486.319
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_3 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_3 521.635
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_3_1 964.684
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_4 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_4 154.222
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_4_1 2787.203
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_4_2 791.907
DE M 2019 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_M_2019_1000 m3_6_4_3 1507.607
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7 223.39
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_1 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_1 495.428
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_2 788.789
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_3 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_3 4755
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_3_1 205
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_3_2 4174
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_3_3 4093
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_3_4 3981
DE M 2019 1000 mt 7_4 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_7_4 81
DE M 2019 1000 mt 8 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_8 376
DE M 2019 1000 mt 8_1 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_8_1 139
DE M 2019 1000 mt 8_2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_8_2 14
DE M 2019 1000 mt 9 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_9 125
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10 4934
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_1 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_1 10914
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_1_1 4677
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_1_2 715
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_1_3 527
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_1_4 1161
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_2 2274
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_3 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_3 675
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_3_1 5348
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_3_2 2736
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_3_3 1388
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_3_4 950
DE M 2019 1000 mt 10_4 DE_M_2019_1000 mt_10_4 274
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_1 455841
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_1_1 29827
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_1_2 9901
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_1_2_C 19926
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_1_2_NC 426014
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T 375644
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_2 50370
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_3 4636
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_3_1 104312
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_3_2 49781
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 4 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_4 23950
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_4_1 25831
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_4_2 33157
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 5 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_5 99520
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 5_C DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_5_C 58364
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_5_NC 41156
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_5_NC_T 1224150
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6 1004053
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_1 220097
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_1_C 59149
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_1_NC 150740
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T 18481
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_2 132259
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_2_C 12574
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_2_NC 1907646
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T 788383
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_3 223420
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_3_1 564963
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_4 102033
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_4_1 703127
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_4_2 204223
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_4_3 416136
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7 90695
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_1 233975
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_2 91466
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_3 2758929
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_1 114500
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_2 2321574
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_3 2237892
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_4 2178450
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_7_4 83682
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 8 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_8 322855
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_8_1 34162
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_8_2 20354
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 9 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_9 13808
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10 632355
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_1 8447334
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_1 3294178
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_2 378451
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_3 369763
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_4 1038774
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_2 1507190
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_3 996599
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_1 3687889
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_2 1090521
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_3 1433671
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_4 950136
DE M 2019 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_M_2019_1000 NAC_10_4 213561
DE M 2020 1000 m3 1 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_1 6169.747
DE M 2020 1000 m3 1_1 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_1_1 246.397
DE M 2020 1000 m3 1_2 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_1_2 80.504
DE M 2020 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_M_2020_1000 m3_1_2_C 165.893
DE M 2020 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_M_2020_1000 m3_1_2_NC 5923.35
DE M 2020 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T 5559.52
DE M 2020 1000 mt 2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_2 363.83
DE M 2020 1000 m3 3 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_3 9.873
DE M 2020 1000 m3 3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_3_1 164.236
DE M 2020 1000 m3 3_2 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_3_2 1114.652
DE M 2020 1000 mt 4 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_4 530.374
DE M 2020 1000 mt 4_1 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_4_1 584.278
DE M 2020 1000 mt 4_2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_4_2 904.489
DE M 2020 1000 m3 5 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_5 550.222
DE M 2020 1000 m3 5_C DE_M_2020_1000 m3_5_C 291.268
DE M 2020 1000 m3 5_NC DE_M_2020_1000 m3_5_NC 258.954
DE M 2020 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 m3_5_NC_T 5410.72
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6 5010.128
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_1 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_1 400.592
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_1_C 66.453
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_1_NC 105.626
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T 26.417
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_2 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_2 79.209
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_2_C 8.139
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_2_NC 6005.716
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T 1432.894
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_3 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_3 529.001
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_3_1 903.893
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_4 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_4 131.707
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_4_1 2775.957
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_4_2 852.213
DE M 2020 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_M_2020_1000 m3_6_4_3 1796.865
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7 230.904
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_1 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_1 600.437
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_2 965.524
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_3 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_3 4034
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_3_1 154
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_3_2 3517
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_3_3 3437
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_3_4 3341
DE M 2020 1000 mt 7_4 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_7_4 80
DE M 2020 1000 mt 8 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_8 363
DE M 2020 1000 mt 8_1 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_8_1 92
DE M 2020 1000 mt 8_2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_8_2 16
DE M 2020 1000 mt 9 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_9 76
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10 4580
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_1 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_1 10419.6775384
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_1_1 4091.565273
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_1_2 537.0311268
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_1_3 583.2150144
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_1_4 1139.4383676
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_2 1831.8807642
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_3 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_3 627.5947
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_3_1 5512.697775
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_3_2 2767.612351
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_3_3 1464.750611
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_3_4 1006.3867518
DE M 2020 1000 mt 10_4 DE_M_2020_1000 mt_10_4 273.9480612
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_1 353412
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_1_1 26219
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_1_2 8528
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_1_2_C 17691
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_1_2_NC 327193
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T 285233
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_2 41960
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_3 4608
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_3_1 89189
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_3_2 32480
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 4 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_4 15267
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_4_1 17213
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_4_2 38540
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 5 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_5 79256
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 5_C DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_5_C 48974
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_5_NC 30282
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_5_NC_T 1231226
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6 1017315
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_1 213911
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_1_C 54194
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_1_NC 153653
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T 17562
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_2 136091
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_2_C 10238
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_2_NC 1839547
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T 712583
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_3 208849
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_3_1 503734
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_4 84278
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_4_1 667280
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_4_2 205059
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_6_4_3 459684
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7 82618
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_1 267767
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_2 109299
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_3 2059887
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_3_1 86868
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_3_2 1668713
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_3_3 1585683
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_3_4 1541061
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_7_4 83030
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 8 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_8 304306
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_8_1 36526
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_8_2 17734
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 9 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_9 18792
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10 545971.98059184
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_1 7785328.78086202
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_1_1 2785718.31587743
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_1_2 245439.566836234
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_1_3 360378.912897747
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_1_4 926161.731656792
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_2 1253738.10448666
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_3 883024.788840991
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_3_1 3665898.67044149
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_3_2 1093729.4641948
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_3_3 1463286.34750406
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_3_4 890381.072767001
DE M 2020 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_10_4 218501.785975631
DE X 2019 1000 m3 1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_1 9056.743
DE X 2019 1000 m3 1_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_1_1 141.214
DE X 2019 1000 m3 1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_1_2 99.347
DE X 2019 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_X_2019_1000 m3_1_2_C 41.867
DE X 2019 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_X_2019_1000 m3_1_2_NC 8915.529
DE X 2019 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T 7506.234
DE X 2019 1000 mt 2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_2 1409.295
DE X 2019 1000 m3 3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_3 4.362
DE X 2019 1000 m3 3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_3_1 22.385
DE X 2019 1000 m3 3_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_3_2 2761.95
DE X 2019 1000 mt 4 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_4 1951.584
DE X 2019 1000 mt 4_1 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_4_1 810.366
DE X 2019 1000 mt 4_2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_4_2 657.738
DE X 2019 1000 m3 5 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_5 815.856
DE X 2019 1000 m3 5_C DE_X_2019_1000 m3_5_C 771.279
DE X 2019 1000 m3 5_NC DE_X_2019_1000 m3_5_NC 44.577
DE X 2019 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 m3_5_NC_T 9656.877
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6 8889.313
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_1 767.564
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_1_C 33.498
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_1_NC 58.135
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T 0.532
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_2 57.603
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_2_C 2.535
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_2_NC 6019.846
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T 375.911
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_3 133.416
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_3_1 242.495
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_4 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_4 40.604
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_4_1 2349.216
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_4_2 525.391
DE X 2019 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_6_4_3 3294.719
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7 26.2834920384
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_1 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_1 2877.8415079616
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_2 390.594
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_3 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_3 1254
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_3_1 93
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_3_2 1149
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_3_3 1067
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_3_4 1054
DE X 2019 1000 mt 7_4 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_7_4 82
DE X 2019 1000 mt 8 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_8 12
DE X 2019 1000 mt 8_1 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_8_1 119
DE X 2019 1000 mt 8_2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_8_2 1
DE X 2019 1000 mt 9 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_9 118
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10 2500
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_1 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_1 14244.1253817697
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_1_1 5286.5911910851
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_1_2 443.1707015242
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_1_3 927.6571946531
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_1_4 959.4608969484
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_2 2956.3023979594
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_3 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_3 723.9880007557
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_3_1 7914.6917899782
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_3_2 4723.2600966303
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_3_3 2099.5538983288
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_3_4 793.1928945284
DE X 2019 1000 mt 10_4 DE_X_2019_1000 mt_10_4 298.6849004907
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_1 695046
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_1_1 7112
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_1_2 2916
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_1_2_C 4196
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_1_2_NC 687934
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T 515811
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_2 172123
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_3 2611
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_3_1 21369
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_3_2 130926
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_4 83778
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_4_1 47148
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_4_2 38758
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 5 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_5 184296
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 5_C DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_5_C 171398
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_5_NC 12898
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_5_NC_T 2082909
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6 1697553
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_1 385356
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_1_C 38315
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_1_NC 140291
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T 2453
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_2 137838
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_2_C 10821
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_2_NC 2484957
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T 265081
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_3 72489
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_3_1 192592
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_4 48255.5
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_4_1 607576
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_4_2 132646
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_6_4_3 1612300
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7 16504.0148878007
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_1 1553625.9851122
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_2 42170
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_3 739434
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_1 43397
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_2 682435
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_3 576025
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_3_4 568446
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_7_4 106410
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 8 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_8 13602
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_8_1 57448
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_8_2 1265
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 9 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_9 56183
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10 262684
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_1 11767361
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_1 4235510
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_2 231409
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_3 536967
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_1_4 1126380
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_2 2340754
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_3 1350613
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_1 5369800
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_2 1890682
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_3 2342189
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_3_4 916995
DE X 2019 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_10_4 219934
DE X 2020 1000 m3 1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_1 13087.034
DE X 2020 1000 m3 1_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_1_1 256.69
DE X 2020 1000 m3 1_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_1_2 179
DE X 2020 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_X_2020_1000 m3_1_2_C 77.69
DE X 2020 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_X_2020_1000 m3_1_2_NC 12830.344
DE X 2020 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2020_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T 11816.202
DE X 2020 1000 mt 2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_2 1014.142
DE X 2020 1000 m3 3 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_3 5.002
DE X 2020 1000 m3 3_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_3_1 31.704
DE X 2020 1000 m3 3_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_3_2 2790.501
DE X 2020 1000 mt 4 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_4 1929.18
DE X 2020 1000 mt 4_1 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_4_1 861.321
DE X 2020 1000 mt 4_2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_4_2 558.245
DE X 2020 1000 m3 5 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_5 851.375
DE X 2020 1000 m3 5_C DE_X_2020_1000 m3_5_C 801.083
DE X 2020 1000 m3 5_NC DE_X_2020_1000 m3_5_NC 50.292
DE X 2020 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_X_2020_1000 m3_5_NC_T 10353.824
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6 9661.856
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_1 691.968
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_1_C 30.893
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_1_NC 55.892
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T 0.469
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_2 55.423
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_2_C 1.743
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_2_NC 6044.175
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T 367.685
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_3 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_3 151.551
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_3_1 216.134
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_4 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_4 37.095
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_4_1 2188.631
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_4_2 510.998
DE X 2020 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_6_4_3 3487.859
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7 27.6958224099
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_1 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_1 2878.7861775901
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_2 581.377
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_3 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_3 1146
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_3_1 89
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_3_2 1051
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_3_3 952
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_3_4 944
DE X 2020 1000 mt 7_4 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_7_4 99
DE X 2020 1000 mt 8 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_8 6
DE X 2020 1000 mt 8_1 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_8_1 111
DE X 2020 1000 mt 8_2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_8_2 1
DE X 2020 1000 mt 9 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_9 110
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10 2160
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_1 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_1 13632.4110677
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_1_1 4572.8792019
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_1_2 402.282168
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_1_3 872.0459016
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_1_4 849.8624304
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_2 2448.6887019
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_3 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_3 655.7747
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_3_1 8087.2467574
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_3_2 4820.2696417
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_3_3 2089.8152678
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_3_4 884.8820157
DE X 2020 1000 mt 10_4 DE_X_2020_1000 mt_10_4 292.2798322
DE X 2020 1000 NAC 1 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_1 860136
DE X 2020 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_1_1 11231
DE X 2020 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_1_2 6956
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DE M 2020 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_M_2020_1000 NAC_ST_5_C 80460
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DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1 4905.552
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1 1517.64
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2 700.462
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2 358.058
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2 342.404
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DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3 0
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC 1409.295
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1 205.941
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1 763.762
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1 31.77
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2 0.815
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2 30.955
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2 58.494
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3 0.041
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3 8889.313
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3 6266.466
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_4 1708.669
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_5 767.564
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_5_C DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_5_C 120.279
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_5_C_1 528.868
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DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_3 1.477
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DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_5 0
DE X 2019 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2019_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_6 3
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DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C 515811
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1 450837
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_1 376844
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_1 73993
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2 37458
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_2 20318
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_2 17140
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_3 0
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DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC 172123
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1 36190
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DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2 48
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_2 1543
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_2 2977
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_3 51
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_3 1697553
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3 1203919
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4 319266
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_5 385356
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_5_C 86696
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_1 211996
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DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_5_NC DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC 440
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_1 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_1 11587
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_2 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_2 789
DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_3 399
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DE X 2019 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2019_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_6 3
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DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1 9454.542
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1 1610.352
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2 459.474
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2 242.379
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2 217.095
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3 0
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DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC 1014.142
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DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1 574.312
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1 14.671
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2 0.381
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2 14.29
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2 13.058
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3 0.0001898148
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3 9661.856
DE X 2020 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2020_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3 7290.366
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DE X 2020 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2 21741
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DE X 2020 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1 24059
DE X 2020 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_1 58383
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DE X 2020 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2 24
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DE X 2020 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3 1447530
DE X 2020 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4 261303
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DE X 2020 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_X_2020_1000 NAC_ST_5_C 77951
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DE EX_M 2019 1000 NAC 1 DE_EX_M_2019_1000 NAC_1 76360
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DE EX_M 2019 1000 NAC 5 DE_EX_M_2019_1000 NAC_5 23548
DE EX_M 2019 1000 NAC 5_C DE_EX_M_2019_1000 NAC_5_C 5918
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DE EX_M 2019 1000 NAC 6 DE_EX_M_2019_1000 NAC_6 307595
DE EX_M 2019 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_EX_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_1 104437
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DE EX_M 2019 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_M_2019_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T 6507
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Database

Germany: country market statement 2022

The forest sector market statement covers developments in the forest industry in Germany in 2021-2022.

 
Languages and translations
English

MARKET STATEMENT

submitted by the

Delegation of Germany

to

the 80th session of the UNECE Committee on Forests and the Forest Industry

2-4 November 2022

Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture

Berlin, October 2022

1

1. General economic trends affecting forests and the forest industries

1.1. German government interim projection forecasts recovery after historic slump1

In its spring projection the German government expects gross domestic product to increase by

only 2.2% (price-adjusted) in 2022. For 2023, further growth of 2.5% is expected (Table 1).

The main reason for the gloomy economic prospects is the Russian war of aggression against

Ukraine. The high energy prices and the increased uncertainty are weighing on the growth

prospects of the German economy.

Table 1: Key figures of the 2022 spring projection

Gross domestic product by expenditure (price adjusted) 2021 2022 2023

Year-on-year change (in per cent)

Gross domestic product 2.9 2.2 2.5

Private consumption2) 0.1 3.7 2.3

Public-sector consumption 3.1 -0.1 -0.8

Gross fixed capital formation 1.5 3.4 4.6

- of which equipment 3.4 6.0 9.6

- of which buildings 0.7 1.7 2.2

- of which other investment 0.7 4.3 4.1

Changes in inventories and net acquisition of valuables (con-

tribution to GDP growth)

1.0 0.0 0.0

Domestic demand 2.2 2.7 2.1

Exports 9.9 4.2 5.9

Imports 9.3 5.5 5.3

Net foreign demand (contribution to GDP growth)3) 0.8 -0.3 0.5

Price development of consumer spending by households2) 3.1 5.8 2.5

Gainfully employed persons (domestic) 0.0 1.0 0.3

Unemployment ratio (Federal Employment Agency) 5.9 5.7 5.3

2) Including non-profit-making organisations; 3) Absolute change in net foreign demand in per cent of pre-year GDP (= contribution to

change in GDP).

1 https://www.bmwk.de/Redaktion/DE/Artikel/Wirtschaft/Projektionen-der-Bundesregierung/projektionen-der-

bundesregierung-fruehjahr-2022.html

2

1.2 The economic situation in Germany in September 20222

The economic mood in Germany has clouded over significantly. Almost all indicators devel-

oped negatively in July: Industrial production fell, especially in the energy-intensive sectors.

Incoming business orders declined continuously six consecutive times. Foreign trade also

developed weakly, with exports declining somewhat more than imports. The only ray of hope

are slightly positive retail sales, which cannot, however, compensate for the declines of the

past few months.

Overall, the energy price shock that resulted from the reduction in Russian gas supplies is

affecting the German economy more and more. Many companies and consumers expect con-

tinuously rising prices for electricity and gas. Even if any physical rationing of gas volumes in

winter is unlikely, high prices are making many production processes unprofitable and de-

mand for manufactured products is falling. The inflation rate, which according to provisional

calculations was 7.9% in August, is likely to rise again in the coming months, after the price

dampening effects of a reduction in energy tax and the nine-euro public transport ticket are

gone.

At least there are first signs of relaxation in the global supply chains. The number of compa-

nies complaining about material shortages fell significantly in August. Container freight rates

are also gradually falling. This could also be due to the cooling of the global economy howev-

er, and can therefore not be interpreted exclusively as positive news.

After a solid first half of the year, the German economy is threatened with a difficult second

half of 2022. The complete cessation of gas deliveries via Nord Stream 1 can now be coped

with better than a few months ago, because other suppliers have stepped in and demand has

reacted to increased prices, so that the gas storage facilities are almost full. At the same time,

the high gas prices result in a welfare loss, since the terms of trade in the German economy

have deteriorated significantly. Against this background, it cannot be ruled out that economic

output will stagnate or decline in the second half of the year.

The global economic recovery is also faltering. In June, global industrial production was still

trending upwards at +1.2% month-on-month, even though world trade was already faltering at

the time, with a rate of change of -0.1%. The mood indicators at the current edge are signal-

ling a further cooling of the global economic situation. The index of S&P Global (formerly

IHS Markit) fell below the growth threshold of 50 points for the first time since spring 2020 -

when the world was firmly in the grip of the first corona wave. The decline in the service sec-

tor was somewhat stronger than the decline in the manufacturing sector. Survey participants

expect the global economic environment to be difficult in the coming months.

Nominal exports of goods and services fell by a seasonally adjusted 2.2% month-on-month in

July. Nominal imports of goods and services also declined. Compared to June, they were

2 https://www.bmwk.de/Redaktion/DE/Pressemitteilungen/Wirtschaftliche-Lage/2022/20220913-die-

wirtschaftliche-lage-in-deutschland-im-september-2022.html

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down 0.6%. Due to the upswing in foreign trade in recent months, however, the decline is

starting from a high level: In a three-month comparison, which is less susceptible to fluctua-

tions, both exports and imports are still clearly in the black.

It is also interesting that, for the first time in seven months, export prices increased slightly

more than import prices. Since almost all of the energy is imported and the RUS-UKR con-

flict caused major price increases, Germany suffered from sharply rising import prices and a

deterioration in the terms of trade in the last six months. The current account balance in the

period from January to July was only around half as high as in the previous year.

The outlook for foreign trade remains mixed. The indicators are currently painting an incon-

sistent picture. On the one hand, there are signs of an initial easing of the supply bottlenecks

that have weighed on the global economy in the course of the recovery from the Corona crisis.

Container freight rates are gradually falling. In addition, in an ifo3 survey on material shortag-

es in industry, only 62% of the companies surveyed say that they are affected by bottlenecks.

This is the lowest level in over a year.

On the other hand, the easing supply bottlenecks could also be a sign of weak demand in an

environment of economic slowdown. In the coming months, the energy price shock will grad-

ually permeate the economy. Price guarantees on favourable terms are gradually being re-

placed by new contracts, which are often significantly more expensive. It remains to be seen

how this will affect the production of export-oriented German industry. In any case, the ifo

institute´s export expectations fell to a five-month low in August.

The current weakness of the euro also has far-reaching implications for German foreign trade.

Since the beginning of the year, the euro has lost around 12% of its value against the dollar,

and the currencies are currently being exchanged at a ratio of 1:1. Basically, a weak euro

makes German exports abroad cheaper, which is why there are new opportunities for compa-

nies based here on international markets. However, oil is mainly traded in dollars, which is

why a weak euro increases the energy price burden in Germany. Overall, the weak euro is a

double-edged sword for the German economy.

In July, output in the manufacturing industry fell slightly by 0.3% compared to the previous

month. Industrial production fell by 1.0% month-on-month. In particular, production of con-

sumer goods was in the red (-2.4%). Production in the construction industry expanded by

1.4%. There was noticeable growth of 2.8% in the energy sector. Energy-intensive areas of

manufacturing developed below average. Particularly energy-intensive sectors such as chem-

istry (-2.2%), metal production and processing (-0.6%), the manufacture of glass, glassware

and ceramics (-0.9%) as well as paper and Cardboard (-4.3%) recorded some significant de-

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clines. The food and animal feed sector also fell sharply (-4.2%). Growth impetus came from

the areas of data processing equipment (+2.9%) and electrical equipment (+2.0%).

1.3 Market drivers – current market situation as of September 2022

In general, supply and demand have the greatest influence on the development of the market.

After prices for raw wood rose continuously in 2022 until June, different tendencies can cur-

rently be observed.

Softwood logs: The prices for softwood logs are stagnating at a high level and are already

showing a downward trend in some regions. The demand for softwood is covered, but region-

ally there is a slight oversupply. The following main causes influence the current market sit-

uation for raw softwood:

• Sawmill warehouses are full.

• The supply situation with raw wood is sufficient.

• An increase in calamity wood is expected due to the dry summer.

• Due to the uncertain supply chains, the crisis on the energy market and the associated

high inflation, it is not possible to make a serious assessment of how demand will de-

velop in the coming months.

• Building permits in Germany are declining due to the sharp increase in building inter-

est and currently unpredictable building costs.

• In the first half of 2022, export of softwood logs fell by 31.6% compared to the same

period last year (decline in exports to China by 35% compared to the same period last

year, demand from China is currently increasing slightly again).

• The export of softwood lumber fell by 3.3% compared to the same period last year.

Industrial and energy wood: Due to the uncertainties on the energy market and the sharp in-

crease in energy costs for fossil fuels, there is a particularly high demand for firewood and

energy wood. The demand cannot currently be met, which means that the price for energy and

firewood continues to rise. In the meantime, customers for energy and firewood compete re-

gionally with customers for material use. This leads to price increases for industrial wood and

industrial waste wood. Power plant operators sometimes do not receive enough waste wood

and are already switching to other ranges. This also leads to competition with industrial wood

ranges. The following main causes influence the current market situation for industrial and

energy wood:

• Uncertainties on the energy market (availability and price) lead to switching to alterna-

tive energy sources, including wood.

• Fear of high prices for fossil energy sources leads to a change in the energy source

used, including to the renewable raw material wood.

• Massive increase in energy wood demand due to fear of a gas supply stop.

• Stockpiling of firewood due to concern about decreasing availability in view of the

winter.

• Due to the current decline in sawn timber production, the supply of residual wood for

energetic and material use is reduced.

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• Demand for waste wood exceeds supply. Heating plants cannot set up winter storage

and sometimes have to switch to other ranges to ensure the supply of raw materials.

Hardwood: The export of hardwood fell slightly in the first half of 2022. Nevertheless, de-

mand remains high and exceeds domestic availability. The downward trend in the availability

of hardwood logs will continue in the second half of 2022. Due to the continuing demand

from abroad, but also due to the increased energetic use, the availability for domestic hard-

wood processing companies continues to decrease. Due to the high demand for energy wood,

the prices of all assortments are increasing. Efforts to further restrict management or renounce

use can lead to a further aggravation of the situation.

2. Selected policy measures affecting the forest sector

2.1 Climate Protection Program 20304

The greatest potential for strengthening the contribution of forests to climate protection lies in

sustainable, close to nature forest management, the promotion of their carbon sink capacity,

both in standing stock and in deadwood and soil, and greater use of wood in the form of dura-

ble products.

The Climate Protection Plan 2050, which was already adopted by the German government in

November 2016, takes up these aspects. In the field of action "Forest and forest management",

the focus is on preserving and improving the sink capacity of forests. In addition, the CO2

reduction potential of sustainable forest management and the closely related use of wood and

the climate potential of natural forest development must be tapped. Measures to this end are

supported by the Joint Task for the Improvement of Agricultural Structures and Coastal Pro-

tection (GAK). Funding is available for forest conversion, reforestation after damages due to

extreme weather events and by the measures funded by the Forest Climate Fund to preserve

and expand the CO2 reduction potential of forests and wood and to adapt German forests to

climate change.

In fall 2022, the German government will launch a new support scheme ‘climate-adapted for-

est management”. Under this scheme forest owners shall implement forest management prac-

tices that address in particular forest biodiversity and adaptation to climate change with a

view to further provide all forest ecosystem services. Further measures to support adaptation

of forests to climate change and to enhance forests´ capacity of mitigating climate change will

be addressed in the government´s new Action Program Natural Climate Protection, which is

directly linked to the National Immediate Climate Protection Program. Both Programs are

under preparation.

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2.2 Forest Strategy 20505

Germany is one of the most densely forested countries in Europe, with around one third of its

territory covered by forest. It is primarily mixed forests that characterize the German forest

with an area share of 76 percent. The extreme weather of the past five years represents a turn-

ing point. Storms, drought and the bark beetle outbreak have caused massive damage since

2018: around 445,000 hectares need to be reforested with climate adapted species in clear cut

conditions.

The Forest Strategy 2050 of the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) shows a

pathway to the future of German forests. The main focus of this strategy is on adapting forests

to climate change, better protecting biodiversity, and guaranteeing sustainable forest man-

agement, which also ensures that wood and wood products permanently store CO2. The strat-

egy also considers how the forest is preserved as a valuable recreation area for citizens and

awareness can be raised about the value of forests.

2.3 German “Charter for Wood 2.0”6

The Federal Government’s “Climate Action Plan 2050” addresses the “Charta for Wood 2.0”

as one particular milestone7. The "Charter for Wood 2.0" aims to promote the use of wood

from sustainable forestry as a positive contribution to climate protection, resource efficiency

and value creation, and with its activities in seven fields of action it also supports the key ob-

jectives of the coalition agreement.

Using wood in urban and rural construction, new potentials of wood in the bioeconomy, mate-

rial and energy efficiency as well as forests and wood as a resource are some of the central

fields of action of the Charter for Wood 2.0, which are addressed in working groups, events

and publications. The findings feed into research, development and knowledge transfer and

contribute to redirecting the use of wood more strongly from energetic to higher-quality mate-

rial use in favor of climate protection and value creation. The current raw material supply,

material use of hardwood, efficient use of softwood, the circular economy and the social dia-

logue within the framework of these topics are currently of particular relevance. The report on

key figures8 provides a comprehensive overview of the Forest & Wood cluster. As part of the

evaluation of the Charter for Wood 2.0 carried out by the Thünen Institute, the report uses 15

defined key figures to present trends and developments. In this way, interactions can be rec-

ognized and the need for action in the Charter dialogue process can be continuously adapted.

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2.4 Restrictions of regular timber felling9

Winter storms in 2018 and the long-lasting drought combined with high temperatures favored

the development of a still ongoing bark beetle mass outbreak, which affected the economical-

ly important spruce tree species. In the first half of 2022 alone, 17.3 million solid cubic meters

had to be felled prematurely. Since 2018, 211 million solid cubic meters have been cut for

damage management in softwood alone.

But the vitality of the deciduous forests is also a major concern. Since 2018, 18.6 million solid

cubic meters of hardwood have been used for forest protection reasons. Forest owners are

now faced with the task of financing and planting around 445,000 hectares with climate-

resilient tree species again and caring for these young forests.

2.5 Renewable energy transition

For the first time since 1997, the share of renewable energies in gross electricity consumption

did not increase in 2021. Unfavorable weather makes for significantly less electricity from

wind turbines with simultaneous high demand for electricity. As a result, the share of renewa-

ble electricity dropped significantly from 45.2 percent to 41.1 percent. Total gross electricity

generation fell to 234 kWh (Figure 1).10

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Figure 1: Development of gross electricity generation from renewable energies in Germany

(in billions of kilowatt hours)11

Significantly cooler weather in 2021 led to greater use of renewable energy sources. The share

of renewables in final energy consumption for heat rose from 15.3 to 16.5 percent. The cold

weather also led to a higher consumption of fossil fuels for heating purposes. However, this is

only partially reflected in the energy statistics, because heating oil sales fell sharply due to

high inventories and rising prices. As a result, the share of renewable energies increased dis-

proportionately.

After Germany exceeded its 18 percent target according to the EU Renewable Energy Sources

Directive with 19.3 percent in 2020, the renewable share of the total gross final energy con-

sumption - across all sectors - rose slightly to 19.7 percent in 2021 (Figure 2). This is due to a

weather adjustment for electricity generation that is relevant for monitoring the European re-

newable energy expansion targets, and due to the increase in renewable energies in the heat-

ing sector, among other things.

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Figure 2: Development of renewable energy share in gross final energy consumption, in

percent12

The energy transition makes an important contribution to achieving national, European and

international climate protection goals. The triple target of supply security, environmental

compatibility and affordability remains the guiding principle of energy policy. The federal

government has set itself the goal of achieving an 80 percent share of renewable energies in

electricity consumption by 2030. A correspondingly powerful power grid remains a central

component for this. Saving energy and using it more efficiently is essential to achieve climate

protection goals. With the Energy Efficiency Strategy 2050, the Federal Government has both

decided on an efficiency target for the year 2030 and launched a concrete package of

measures. With the targeted use of an increasing energy research budget, the federal govern-

ment provides incentives for innovative technology.

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2.6 Enhancing energy efficiency in buildings13

There is a strong need for climate policy action in the building sector. The building sector

emitted 119 million tons of CO2 equivalents in 2020. In the reference period from 2010 to

2019, emissions (not climate-adjusted) were reduced by around 18 percent. Nevertheless, the

building sector failed to meet its climate protection target from the Federal Climate Protection

Act in both 2020 and 2021. In 2021 the value was 115 million tons of CO2 equivalents (target

113 million tons of CO2 equivalents), which is around 15 percent of the total emissions for

the year. In order to change this in the future, the Federal Government intends to promote

energy-efficient building refurbishment even more over the next two years with the immedi-

ate climate protection program: 4.5 billion euros alone are to be made available for this pur-

pose. From 2023, the federal government no longer wants to subsidize heating systems that

run exclusively on fossil fuels.

The medium- and long-term climate goals in the building sector can only be achieved if a

rapid and significant increase in renovation dynamics is achieved, which includes both an

increase in the renovation rate and depth, and the heat supply is decarbonized at the same

time. The aim must therefore be to effectively reduce the heating and energy requirements of

buildings (increase in energy efficiency) and to promote the use of renewable energies.

The measures chosen as part of the immediate climate protection program for the building and

heating sectors are aimed at strengthening regulatory requirements, diversifying and increas-

ing existing funding programs and intensifying qualification measures as well as serial reno-

vation processes. If implemented consistently, the proposed measures would result in high

reduction effects through an increased number and high-quality (deep) renovations of existing

buildings as well as specifications for new construction and the transformation of the existing

heating network structure.

The measures include:

• Amendment of the Building Energy Act

• Federal funding for efficient buildings

• Guideline for the funding of pilot projects for serial renovation and accompanying

measures

• Federal funding for efficient heating networks

• Municipal Heat Planning Act

• Development program and qualification campaign for heat pumps

• Optimization of existing heating systems

• Public buildings initiative

• Refurbishment of municipal facilities in the areas of sport, youth and culture

• “Zukunft Bau” model project for innovation in the building sector

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The energy saving and climate protection potential in existing buildings is great. That is why

the Federal Government intends to promote energy-efficient building refurbishment even

more over the next two years with the immediate climate protection program: 4.5 billion euros

alone are to be made available for this purpose. From 2023, the federal government no longer

wants to subsidize heating systems that run exclusively on fossil fuels.14

2.7 Wood construction initiative

The coalition agreement for the 20th legislative period provides for the implementation of a

wood construction initiative to support regional value chains and the development of a wood

construction, lightweight construction and raw material security strategy. In the timber con-

struction initiative of the federal government, strategic considerations are brought together

with concrete fields of action, in-depth topics and solution approaches in the area of climate-

friendly and resource-saving construction with wood. The timber construction initiative is

geared towards a time horizon up to the year 2030. It shows priority fields of action and solu-

tion approaches in the responsibility of the relevant federal departments.

The protection of the climate and an efficient, sustainable use of resources are on the agenda

in almost all policy areas as a societal challenge and a need for political action. In the building

sector, efforts to protect the climate have so far focused on the question of reducing non-

renewable primary energy consumption in the operating phase. With increasing energy effi-

ciency, however, the proportion of primary energy required for the construction of buildings

and the associated emissions in the entire action field of buildings are becoming more im-

portant. At the same time, questions of resource conservation, the efficient use of raw materi-

als and materials and circular construction come into focus. If the transformation of the build-

ing stock and the value chain in the construction sector towards climate neutrality and a sus-

tainable, more bio-based circular economy is to succeed, a more comprehensive, holistic ap-

proach is required that takes the entire field of construction and living into account and at the

same time takes into account the parts of technical solutions that are already available today

for GHG reduction but also for storing carbon.

3. Development in forest products markets sectors

3.1 Wood raw materials

Supply of roundwood is still significantly influenced by windthrow, drought and bark beetle

pests of the last years. The calamities led to significant forest damage in many regions. The

damages also led to increased roundwood production since 2018. The damages mainly affect-

ed softwood, especially spruce. It is reported that in 2021 the damage due to drought and bark

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beetle infestation accounted for 42 million m3. Actual estimates for the current year 2022 add

up to 33 million m³ of damaged timber. Affected forest area for a required reforestation due to

damage during the period 2019 to 2022 sums up to 450,000 hectares. As already mentioned in

previous market statements, against the backdrop of ongoing climate change it is supposed

that in some regions Norway spruce may not be able to maintain as a species as it seems not

to be robust enough against storms and drought. Another task is the suppression of emerging

natural rejuvenation of spruce. Therefore, it is challenging to choose climate change appropri-

ate tree species for replanting resilient German forests.

According to official harvest statistics, in 2021 about 83.0 million m³ (under bark) were felled

(+3.2 % compared with 2020). As explained above, the fellings are strongly affected by dam-

aged timber from drought and bark beetle. According to official statistics, the species group

“spruce” accounted for 75 % of the total fellings, “pine” for 12 %, “beech” for 11 % and

“oak” for 2 %. The shares of the species groups show only minor changes compared with the

previous year.

In Germany it is known that official felling statistics have historically underestimated the tim-

ber volumes which are harvested and removed from forest. Especially removals in enterprises

managing smaller forest areas (i.a. registration problems) and fuelwood removals are underes-

timated. In order to provide more realistic accounts of harvesting volumes an methodological

approach has been developed in Germany. The method is based on the recalculation of the

used amount of roundwood, differentiated into the various users (Jochem et al. 201515, TI-WF

202216). Considered data sources include official statistics, statistics of industry associations,

and results of various empirical studies (e.g. fuelwood consumption in private households).

Interestingly, in the last two years, official statistics show much better agreement with the

results of the use-side calculation. This may be due to a better estimation of fellings in the

private forest. However, the official data on the felling of fuelwood still show a clear underes-

timation.

Also, results from the most recent third Federal Forest Inventory Study 2012 and the Carbon

Inventory Study 2017 estimate the average annual harvest in the period 2003 to 2012 and

2013 to 2017 respectively. The third Federal Forest Inventory allows at a ten-year interval the

determination of fellings and verifies the derivation on the demand side. The Carbon Invento-

ry is an intermediate inventory conducted in the middle of the obligatory ten-year circle of the

Federal Forest Inventory. Results of the statistical data for the most recent years as well as for

the period 2003 to 2012 are provided in Table 2.

15 Jochem D, Weimar H, Bösch M, Mantau U, Dieter M (2015): Estimation of wood removals and fellings in

Germany: a calculation approach based on the amount of used roundwood. Eur J Forest Res 134(5):869-888,

DOI:10.1007/s10342-015-0896-9 16TI-WF (2022): Fellings and Use of Roundwood [online]. Hamburg: Thünen Institute of Forestry. Access:

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Table 2: Comparison between official felling statistics with results of Federal Forest In-

ventory 2012 and WEHAM-potential (in million m3 of solid wood under bark per year)

Year/

Period

official

statistics

Federal Forest

Inventory 2012

(Ø 2003-2012)

WEHAM-

potential

Carbon Inven-

tory 2017

(Ø 2013-2017)

Thünen Estima-

tion on Round-

wood Fellings

2003-2012 56.8 75.7 78.3 73.9

2013 53.2 73.0

2014 54.4 77.7 68.8

2015 55.6 70.4

2016 52.2 67.4

2017 53.5 62.0 67.4

2018 64.6 75.0

2019 68.9 75.7

2020 80.4 80.5

2021 83.0 84.2

Source: BMEL, Thünen-Institute16,17

The still high supply of domestic roundwood lead to a still high level of exports. In 2021, 11.5

million m³ of roundwood were exported, with China as a main destination. This is a decrease

of 13.4 % to the previous year but still the second highest export volume ever achieved. Im-

ports of roundwood were nearly constant and only increased by 0.1 % to 6.3 million m³.

Still, the domestic use of roundwood is dominated by softwood (roughly about three quarters

of the used roundwood are coniferous species). The German timber industry is further based

upon softwood processing. Roundwood utilisation accounts roughly for about 90 % softwood

and about 10 % hardwood species in recent years. Main domestic users of roundwood are

sawmills (41.4 million m³) and private households, which used 17.7 million m³ as fuelwood

for energy generation in 2021.

3.2 Sawnwood (softwood/hardwood)

In 2021, about 19,760 people were employed in the German sawmilling industry (+4.7 %

against 2020). The total turnover showed an extraordinary increase to 9.2 billion euro (+41.9

% against previous the year) which is mainly a result of steep price increases of sawn soft-

wood driven by a strong demand. The export quota increased by 2.7 percentage points to 35.2

%, the export turnover amounted to 3.2 billion euro. Compared with 2020, the entire export

turnover increased by 53.8 % (companies with 20 and more employed persons)18.

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With about 25.3 million m3, the domestic production of sawn softwood (coniferous) increased

only slightly by 0.5 % in 2021 compared with 2020. The apparent consumption of coniferous

sawnwood decreased to 20.0 million m³ (-2.7 % compared with 2020). German exports of

sawn softwood amounted to 10.5 million m³ while imports increased to 5.2 million m³ in

2021. The annual apparent consumption of sawn hardwood amounted to 0.8 million m³ and

shows a increase of 17.5 % compared to 2020 (while in 2020 there was a decrease of 22.8 %

compared to 2019). The domestic production also increased significantly with about 10.0 %

and is at a level of 1.1 million m3 of sawn hardwood (while there was a decrease of 20.8 % in

2020 compared to 2019).

In 2020, the market of sawn softwood was mainly influenced by strong demand and high and

fluctuating prices in the U.S. market, especially starting in spring 2021. This caused uncer-

tainties among domestic market participants regarding expectations of market development.

Exports to the U.S. increased significantly. In some cases, domestic demand was not satisfied.

In autumn 2021, the market situation eased somewhat. Nevertheless, there is still high fluctua-

tion in prices of sawn softwood, especially in the North American market, which influences

the domestic market.

3.3 Wood-based panels (particle board, fibreboard, MDF, OSB, plywood)

In 2021, the German panel industry employed 14,561 people (+3.5 % against 2020) and rec-

orded a total turnover of 5.9 billion euro. Compared with 2020, the total turnover increased

significantly by 23.7 %, also caused by rising prices due to strong demand. About 37.4 % of

the turnover depended on foreign trade (2.2 billion euro). Compared with 2020, the entire

export turnover increased by 34.7 % (companies with 20 and more employees)19. The annual

production of the German panel industry in 2021 amounted to 7.3 million m³ of particle

boards (including OSB) (+7.8 %) and to 6.1 million m³ of fiberboards (+5.2 %). The apparent

consumption of particle boards (including OSB) was estimated to be 7.5 million m³ (+1.1 %

compared with 2020) and of fibreboards to be 4.4 million m³ (+6.7 % compared with 2020).

3.4 Pulp and paper

In 2021, approximately 37,468 people were employed in the German pulp and paper industry

(-0.9 % compared with 2020) at about 172 production sites (+1.2 % against 2020). The total

turnover decreased to 18.3 billion euro (change from previous year: +19.1 %). With an export

quota of 56.4 %, the export turnover amounted to 10.3 billion euro. Compared with 2020, the

entire export turnover increased by 14.6 % (companies with 20 and more employed per-

sons)20. The annual production of paper and paperboard amounted to 23.1 million tons

(+8.3 % against 2020)21. The apparent consumption of graphic papers, papers and boards for

19 „16.21 H.v.Furnier-, Sperrholz-, Holzfaserplatten-und-spanplatten“ (StBA-genesis table 42271-0003) 20 „17.1 H.v.Holz-u. Zellstoff, Papier, Karton u. Pappe“ (StBA-genesis table 42271-0003) 21 Die Papierindustrie (2022): Papier 2022 – Statistiken zum Leistungsbericht [Statistics on the Annual Report].

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packaging, sanitary and household papers and other papers and board in total was calculated

to be 18.8 million tons (+4.3 % compared with 2020 and according to actual data of the Ger-

man Paper Industry). Wood consumption by German pulp and paper mills was estimated to be

9.3 million m³ in 2021, which is an increase of 1.7 % compared with 202021.

3.5 Pellet industry and producers of other agglomerates

German producers of wood pellets and other agglomerates still show increases in annual pro-

duction. In 2021 production increased to 4.3 million tons (+21.7 % compared to 2020). About

873,000 tons of pellets and briquettes have been exported in 2021 (+0.5 % compared with

2020), and imports increased in 2021 to 670,000 tons (+15.2 % compared to 2020). Domestic

consumption increased in 2021 to 4.1 million tons (a plus of 26.2 % compared with 2020).

Main raw material sources for pellet production are wood residues originating from softwood

sawmills. Additional sources only play a minor role (e.g. residues from forests, fast growing

species, hardwood species), however especially use of damaged wood might have increased

in recent years.

3.6 Value added wood products (including furniture)

The German woodworking and furniture industry (incl. manufacturers of assembled parquet

floors, of other builders' carpentry and joinery, of wooden containers and of other products of

wood and manufacturers of office and shop furniture, of kitchen furniture and of other furni-

ture22) employed 149,660 people in 2021 (-0.4 % compared with 2020). 56,440 (+2.9 %) were

employed within the woodworking industry, 93,220 (-2,3 %) in the furniture industry. The

total turnover amounted to 30.3 billion euro, an increase of 4.8 % compared with 2020. The

increase is mainly due to the woodworking industry (+9.2 %) while the furniture industry

showed a lower increase of 2.3 %. The turnover of the furniture industry is significantly high-

er (18.7 billion euro in 2021) than the turnover of the woodworking industry (11.6 billion eu-

ro). With an export quota of 23.5 % the export turnover amounted to 7.1 billion euro in 2021.

The export quota of the furniture industry is considerably higher than the export quota of the

woodworking industry (30.9 % compared to 11.6 %). The export turnover of the woodwork-

ing industry increased compared with 2020 by 18.4 %) This is also due for the export turnover

of the furniture industry, which increased significantly (+30.9 %).

3.7 Housing and construction

The housing and construction sector is most important regarding use of wood products. In

Germany roughly between one half and two third of roundwood are transformed into products

designed for building construction and housing elements. In 2021, in the carpentry and wood

construction industry about 73,727 people were employed (+3.0 %) in 12,014 companies

(+1.3%). The total turnover was about 9.7 billion Euro (+7.6 %). Please note that part of this

data is also contained in the woodworking sector in previous chapter 3.6. In 2021, 27,554 res-

idential buildings in wood construction were approved. This equals a share of 21.4 % com-

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pared to all approved residential buildings. This is an increase of 0.8 percentage points com-

pared to 2020. The number of approved non- residential buildings in wood construction in-

crease by 15.1 % to 6,504, which equals a share of 21.7 % of all approved non- residential

buildings.23

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Product Revised Estimate Forecast

Code Product Unit revised 2021 2022 2023

1.2.1.C SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS, CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 44.608 44.611 N 44.611 41.447 39.283

Imports 1000 m 3 ub 3.866 4.100 # 3.190 3.300 3.600

Exports 1000 m 3 ub 10.093 4.500 # 8.006 5.670 4.270

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 ub 38.382 44.211 44.611 39.077 38.613

1.2.1.NC SAWLOGS AND VENEER LOGS, NON-CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 2.415 2.792 N 2.792 2.809 2.802

Imports 1000 m 3 ub 128 200 # 110 111 120

Exports 1000 m 3 ub 680 900 # 727 574 574

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 ub 1.863 2.092 2.791 2.346 2.348

1.2.1.NC.T of which, tropical logs

Imports 1000 m 3 ub 10 8 # 11 10 10

Exports 1000 m 3 ub 5 2 # 5 5 5

Net Trade 1000 m 3 ub 5 6 7 5 5

1.2.2.C PULPWOOD (ROUND AND SPLIT), CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 10.233 10.505 N 11.757 10.982

Imports 1000 m 3 ub 1.837 3.000 # 2.523 2.200 2.400

Exports 1000 m 3 ub 1.931 2.000 # 2.331 2.430 1.830

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 ub 10.139 11.505 11.527 11.552

1.2.2.NC PULPWOOD (ROUND AND SPLIT), NON-CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 1.105 1.119 N 1.008 1.045

Imports 1000 m 3 ub 250 200 # 261 259 280

Exports 1000 m 3 ub 347 500 # 269 246 246

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 ub 1.007 819 1.021 1.079

3 WOOD CHIPS, PARTICLES AND RESIDUES

Domestic supply 1000 m 3 16.115 16.703 C 16.700 16.500

Imports 1000 m 3 1.153 1.036 C 1.050 1.000

Exports 1000 m 3 2.940 2.258 C 2.200 2.100

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 14.329 15.481 15.550 15.400

1.2.3.C OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD, CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 72 153 N 150 150

1.2.3.NC OTHER INDUSTRIAL ROUNDWOOD, NON-CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 2 8 N 8 8

1.1.C WOOD FUEL, CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 8.150 9.265 N 9.600 9.800

1.1.NC WOOD FUEL, NON-CONIFEROUS

Removals 1000 m 3 ub 12.087 13.959 N 14.300 14.300

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6.C SAWNWOOD, CONIFEROUS

Production 1000 m 3 25.217 N 25.335 N 25.313 25.300 25.000

Imports 1000 m 3 5.042 5.198 5.700 5.000 4.500

Exports 1000 m 3 9.677 10.508 10.909 10.500 10.000

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 20.583 20.026 20.104 19.800 19.500

6.NC SAWNWOOD, NON-CONIFEROUS

Production 1000 m 3 1.002 N 1.103 N 1.061 1.060 1.000

Imports 1000 m 3 409 488 459 400 400

Exports 1000 m 3 702 758 735 700 700

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 709 832 786 760 700

6.NC.T of which, tropical sawnwood

Production 1000 m 3 1 N 2 N 2 2

Imports 1000 m 3 66 74 74 75 75

Exports 1000 m 3 31 37 37 35 35

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 37 39 42 42

7 VENEER SHEETS

Production 1000 m 3 100 C 116 C 115 110

Imports 1000 m 3 106 C 111 C 110 110

Exports 1000 m 3 58 C 59 C 60 60

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 147 167 165 160

7.NC.T of which, tropical veneer sheets

Production 1000 m 3 1 N 2 N 1 1

Imports 1000 m 3 8 10 10 10

Exports 1000 m 3 2 2 2 2

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 8 9 9 9

8.1 PLYWOOD

Production 1000 m 3 100 C 103 C 100 100

Imports 1000 m 3 1.437 C 1.464 C 1.450 1.450

Exports 1000 m 3 373 C 382 C 380 380

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 1.164 1.185 1.170 1.170

8.1.NC.T of which, tropical plywood

Production 1000 m 3 0 N 0 N 0 0

Imports 1000 m 3 132 130 130 130

Exports 1000 m 3 37 38 38 38

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 95 93 92 92

8.2 PARTICLE BOARD (including OSB)

Production 1000 m 3 6.790 N 7.318 N 7.300 7.200

Imports 1000 m 3 2.805 2.887 2.850 2.800

Exports 1000 m 3 2.191 2.717 2.700 2.650

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 7.404 7.488 7.450 7.350

8.2.1 of which, OSB

Production 1000 m 3 1.234 N 1.282 N 1.280 1.280

Imports 1000 m 3 856 746 750 750

Exports 1000 m 3 511 555 550 550

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 1.579 1.473 1.480 1.480

8.3 FIBREBOARD

Production 1000 m 3 5.801 C 6.105 C 6.100 6.000

Imports 1000 m 3 1.815 C 1.944 C 1.940 1.865

Exports 1000 m 3 3.490 C 3.648 C 3.615 3.530

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 4.126 4.401 4.425 4.335

8.3.1 Hardboard

Production 1000 m 3 0 N 0 N 0 0

Imports 1000 m 3 231 N 242 N 240 240

Exports 1000 m 3 28 N 29 N 30 30

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 203 213 210 210

8.3.2 MDF/HDF (Medium density/high density)

Production 1000 m 3 4.600 N 4.693 N 4.700 4.650

Imports 1000 m 3 603 N 625 N 625 600

Exports 1000 m 3 2.880 N 2.932 N 2.900 2.850

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 2.323 2.385 2.425 2.400

8.3.3 Other fibreboard

Production 1000 m 3 1.201 N 1.412 N 1.400 1.350

Imports 1000 m 3 980 1.078 1.075 1.025

Exports 1000 m 3 582 686 685 650

Apparent consumption 1000 m 3 1.599 1.803 1.790 1.725

9 WOOD PULP

Production 1000 m.t. 2.255 C 2.327 C 2.327 2.390 2.420

Imports 1000 m.t. 4.245 C 4.257 C 4.451 4.400 4.400

Exports 1000 m.t. 1.173 C 1.130 C 1.156 1.105 1.105

Apparent consumption 1000 m.t. 5.327 5.454 5.622 5.685 5.715

12 PAPER & PAPERBOARD

Production 1000 m.t. 21.348 C 23.125 C 23.123 22.800 22.700

Imports 1000 m.t. 10.358 C 10.367 C 10.009 9.800 9.800

Exports 1000 m.t. 13.649 C 14.661 C 14.152 14.100 14.100

Apparent consumption 1000 m.t. 18.057 18.831 18.980 18.500 18.400

5.1 WOOD PELLETS

Production 1000 m.t. 3.100 N 3.353 N 3.600 3.800

Imports 1000 m.t. 302 370 392 450 500

Exports 1000 m.t. 811 802 813 850 900

Apparent consumption 1000 m.t. 2.591 2.921 2.958 3.186

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DE P 2015 1000 m3 1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_1_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_1_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_1_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_2
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_2_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_3
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_3_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC
DE P 2015 1000 mt 2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_2
DE P 2015 1000 m3 3 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_3
DE P 2015 1000 m3 3_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_3_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 3_2 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_3_2
DE P 2015 1000 mt 4 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_4
DE P 2015 1000 mt 4_1 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_4_1
DE P 2015 1000 mt 4_2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_4_2
DE P 2015 1000 m3 5 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_5
DE P 2015 1000 m3 5_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_5_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 5_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_5_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_P_2015_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_2 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_2
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_3 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_3
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_4 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_4
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE P 2015 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_1 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_1
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_2
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_3 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_3
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE P 2015 1000 mt 7_4 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_7_4
DE P 2015 1000 mt 8 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_8
DE P 2015 1000 mt 8_1 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_8_1
DE P 2015 1000 mt 8_2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_8_2
DE P 2015 1000 mt 9 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_9
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_1 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_1
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_2
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_3 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_3
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE P 2015 1000 mt 10_4 DE_P_2015_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2015 1000 m3 1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE M 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE M 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 mt 2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 3_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_3_2
DE M 2015 1000 mt 4 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_4
DE M 2015 1000 mt 4_1 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_4_1
DE M 2015 1000 mt 4_2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_4_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 5 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_5
DE M 2015 1000 m3 5_C DE_M_2015_1000 m3_5_C
DE M 2015 1000 m3 5_NC DE_M_2015_1000 m3_5_NC
DE M 2015 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_4 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_1 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_1
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_2
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_3 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE M 2015 1000 mt 7_4 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_7_4
DE M 2015 1000 mt 8 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_8
DE M 2015 1000 mt 8_1 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_8_1
DE M 2015 1000 mt 8_2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_8_2
DE M 2015 1000 mt 9 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_9
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_1 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_2
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_3 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE M 2015 1000 mt 10_4 DE_M_2015_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_3_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_4_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_4_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 5 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_5
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 5_C DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_5_C
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 8 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_8
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_8_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_8_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 9 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_9
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_4
DE X 2015 1000 m3 1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE X 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE X 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 mt 2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 3_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_3_2
DE X 2015 1000 mt 4 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_4
DE X 2015 1000 mt 4_1 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_4_1
DE X 2015 1000 mt 4_2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_4_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 5 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_5
DE X 2015 1000 m3 5_C DE_X_2015_1000 m3_5_C
DE X 2015 1000 m3 5_NC DE_X_2015_1000 m3_5_NC
DE X 2015 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_4 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_1 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_1
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_2
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_3 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE X 2015 1000 mt 7_4 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_7_4
DE X 2015 1000 mt 8 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_8
DE X 2015 1000 mt 8_1 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_8_1
DE X 2015 1000 mt 8_2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_8_2
DE X 2015 1000 mt 9 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_9
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_1 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_2
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_3 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE X 2015 1000 mt 10_4 DE_X_2015_1000 mt_10_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_3_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_4_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_4_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 5 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_5
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 5_C DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_5_C
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 8 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_8
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_8_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_8_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 9 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_9
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_5
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_6
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_7
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_5
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_6
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_7
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_5
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_6
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_7
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_5
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_6
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_7
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_C DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_C
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_C_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_C_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_C_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_C_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_1 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_1
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_2 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_2
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_3 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_3
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_4 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_4
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_5
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_6
DE M 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 DE_M_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_7
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_C
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_C_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_C_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_1 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_1
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_2 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_2
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_3 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_3
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_4 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_4
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_5
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_6
DE M 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 DE_M_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_7
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_C DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_C
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_C_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_C_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_C_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_1 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_1
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_2 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_2
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_3
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_4 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_4
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_5
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_6
DE X 2015 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 DE_X_2015_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_7
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_C
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_C_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_1 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_1
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_2 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_2
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_3
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_4 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_4
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_5
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_6
DE X 2015 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 DE_X_2015_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_7
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 1_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_1_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 1_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 3_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_3_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 4_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_4_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 4_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_4_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 5 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_5
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 5_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_5_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 5_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_5_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 7_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_7_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 8 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_8
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 8_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_8_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 8_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_8_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 9 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_9
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 mt 10_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 mt_10_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_3_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_4_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_4_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 5 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_5
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 5_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_5_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_7_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 8 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_8
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_8_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_8_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 9 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_9
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE EX_M 2015 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_EX_M_2015_1000 NAC_10_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 1_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_1_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 1_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 3_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_3_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 4_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_4_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 4_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_4_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 5 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_5
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 5_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_5_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 5_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_5_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 7_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_7_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 8 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_8
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 8_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_8_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 8_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_8_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 9 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_9
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 mt 10_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 mt_10_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_3_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_4_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_4_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 5 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_5
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 5_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_5_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_7_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 8 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_8
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_8_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_8_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 9 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_9
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE EX_X 2015 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_EX_X_2015_1000 NAC_10_4
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_1 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_1
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_1_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_1_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_2 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_2
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_2_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_2_NC
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_3 DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_3
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_C DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_3_C
DE P 2015 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_NC DE_P_2015_1000 m3_EU2_1_3_NC
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1 DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_C DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_C
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_NC
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_1
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_1_C
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_1_NC
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_1
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_1_C
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_2
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_2_C
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_3
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_3_C
DE P.OB 2015 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P.OB_2015_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_1_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_1_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_1_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_2
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_2_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_3
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_3_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC
DE P 2014 1000 mt 2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_2
DE P 2014 1000 m3 3 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_3
DE P 2014 1000 m3 3_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_3_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 3_2 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_3_2
DE P 2014 1000 mt 4 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_4
DE P 2014 1000 mt 4_1 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_4_1
DE P 2014 1000 mt 4_2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_4_2
DE P 2014 1000 m3 5 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_5
DE P 2014 1000 m3 5_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_5_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 5_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_5_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_P_2014_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_2 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_2
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_3 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_3
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_4 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_4
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE P 2014 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_1 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_1
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_2
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_3 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_3
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE P 2014 1000 mt 7_4 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_7_4
DE P 2014 1000 mt 8 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_8
DE P 2014 1000 mt 8_1 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_8_1
DE P 2014 1000 mt 8_2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_8_2
DE P 2014 1000 mt 9 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_9
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_1 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_1
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_2
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_3 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_3
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE P 2014 1000 mt 10_4 DE_P_2014_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2014 1000 m3 1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE M 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE M 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 mt 2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 3_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_3_2
DE M 2014 1000 mt 4 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_4
DE M 2014 1000 mt 4_1 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_4_1
DE M 2014 1000 mt 4_2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_4_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 5 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_5
DE M 2014 1000 m3 5_C DE_M_2014_1000 m3_5_C
DE M 2014 1000 m3 5_NC DE_M_2014_1000 m3_5_NC
DE M 2014 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_4 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_1 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_1
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_2
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_3 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE M 2014 1000 mt 7_4 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_7_4
DE M 2014 1000 mt 8 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_8
DE M 2014 1000 mt 8_1 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_8_1
DE M 2014 1000 mt 8_2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_8_2
DE M 2014 1000 mt 9 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_9
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_1 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_2
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_3 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE M 2014 1000 mt 10_4 DE_M_2014_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_3_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_4_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_4_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 5 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_5
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 5_C DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_5_C
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 8 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_8
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_8_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_8_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 9 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_9
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_4
DE X 2014 1000 m3 1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE X 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE X 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 mt 2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 3_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_3_2
DE X 2014 1000 mt 4 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_4
DE X 2014 1000 mt 4_1 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_4_1
DE X 2014 1000 mt 4_2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_4_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 5 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_5
DE X 2014 1000 m3 5_C DE_X_2014_1000 m3_5_C
DE X 2014 1000 m3 5_NC DE_X_2014_1000 m3_5_NC
DE X 2014 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_4 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_1 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_1
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_2
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_3 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE X 2014 1000 mt 7_4 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_7_4
DE X 2014 1000 mt 8 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_8
DE X 2014 1000 mt 8_1 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_8_1
DE X 2014 1000 mt 8_2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_8_2
DE X 2014 1000 mt 9 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_9
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_1 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_2
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_3 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE X 2014 1000 mt 10_4 DE_X_2014_1000 mt_10_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_3_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_4_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_4_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 5 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_5
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 5_C DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_5_C
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 8 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_8
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_8_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_8_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 9 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_9
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_5
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_6
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_7
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_5
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_6
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_7
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_5
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_6
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_7
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_5
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_6
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_7
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_C DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_C
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_C_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_C_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_C_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_C_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_1 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_1
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_2 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_2
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_3 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_3
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_4 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_4
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_5
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_6
DE M 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 DE_M_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_7
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_C
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_C_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_C_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_1 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_1
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_2 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_2
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_3 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_3
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_4 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_4
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_5
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_6
DE M 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 DE_M_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_7
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_C DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_C
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_C_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_C_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_C_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_1 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_1
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_2 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_2
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_3
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_4 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_4
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_5
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_6
DE X 2014 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 DE_X_2014_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_7
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_C
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_C_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_1 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_1
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_2 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_2
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_3
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_4 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_4
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_5
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_6
DE X 2014 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 DE_X_2014_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_7
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 1_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_1_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 1_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 3_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_3_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 4_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_4_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 4_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_4_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 5 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_5
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 5_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_5_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 5_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_5_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 7_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_7_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 8 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_8
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 8_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_8_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 8_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_8_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 9 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_9
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 mt 10_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 mt_10_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_3_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_4_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_4_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 5 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_5
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 5_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_5_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_7_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 8 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_8
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_8_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_8_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 9 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_9
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE EX_M 2014 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_EX_M_2014_1000 NAC_10_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 1_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_1_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 1_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 3_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_3_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 4_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_4_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 4_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_4_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 5 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_5
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 5_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_5_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 5_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_5_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 7_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_7_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 8 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_8
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 8_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_8_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 8_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_8_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 9 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_9
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 mt 10_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 mt_10_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_3_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_4_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_4_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 5 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_5
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 5_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_5_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_7_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 8 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_8
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_8_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_8_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 9 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_9
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE EX_X 2014 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_EX_X_2014_1000 NAC_10_4
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_1 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_1
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_1_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_1_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_2 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_2
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_2_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_2_NC
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_3 DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_3
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_C DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_3_C
DE P 2014 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_NC DE_P_2014_1000 m3_EU2_1_3_NC
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1 DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_C DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_C
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_NC
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_1
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_1_C
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_1_NC
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_1
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_1_C
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_2
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_2_C
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_3
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_3_C
DE P.OB 2014 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P.OB_2014_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_1_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_1_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_1_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_2
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_2_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_3
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_3_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC
DE P 2013 1000 mt 2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_2
DE P 2013 1000 m3 3 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_3
DE P 2013 1000 m3 3_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_3_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 3_2 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_3_2
DE P 2013 1000 mt 4 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_4
DE P 2013 1000 mt 4_1 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_4_1
DE P 2013 1000 mt 4_2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_4_2
DE P 2013 1000 m3 5 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_5
DE P 2013 1000 m3 5_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_5_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 5_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_5_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_P_2013_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_2 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_2
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_3 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_3
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_4 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_4
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE P 2013 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_1 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_1
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_2
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_3 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_3
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE P 2013 1000 mt 7_4 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_7_4
DE P 2013 1000 mt 8 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_8
DE P 2013 1000 mt 8_1 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_8_1
DE P 2013 1000 mt 8_2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_8_2
DE P 2013 1000 mt 9 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_9
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_1 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_1
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_2
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_3 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_3
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE P 2013 1000 mt 10_4 DE_P_2013_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2013 1000 m3 1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE M 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE M 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 mt 2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 3_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_3_2
DE M 2013 1000 mt 4 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_4
DE M 2013 1000 mt 4_1 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_4_1
DE M 2013 1000 mt 4_2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_4_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 5 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_5
DE M 2013 1000 m3 5_C DE_M_2013_1000 m3_5_C
DE M 2013 1000 m3 5_NC DE_M_2013_1000 m3_5_NC
DE M 2013 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_4 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_1 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_1
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_2
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_3 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE M 2013 1000 mt 7_4 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_7_4
DE M 2013 1000 mt 8 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_8
DE M 2013 1000 mt 8_1 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_8_1
DE M 2013 1000 mt 8_2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_8_2
DE M 2013 1000 mt 9 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_9
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_1 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_2
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_3 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE M 2013 1000 mt 10_4 DE_M_2013_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_3_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_4_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_4_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 5 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_5
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 5_C DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_5_C
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 8 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_8
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_8_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_8_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 9 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_9
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_4
DE X 2013 1000 m3 1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE X 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE X 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 mt 2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 3_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_3_2
DE X 2013 1000 mt 4 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_4
DE X 2013 1000 mt 4_1 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_4_1
DE X 2013 1000 mt 4_2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_4_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 5 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_5
DE X 2013 1000 m3 5_C DE_X_2013_1000 m3_5_C
DE X 2013 1000 m3 5_NC DE_X_2013_1000 m3_5_NC
DE X 2013 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_4 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_1 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_1
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_2
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_3 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE X 2013 1000 mt 7_4 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_7_4
DE X 2013 1000 mt 8 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_8
DE X 2013 1000 mt 8_1 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_8_1
DE X 2013 1000 mt 8_2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_8_2
DE X 2013 1000 mt 9 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_9
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_1 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_2
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_3 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE X 2013 1000 mt 10_4 DE_X_2013_1000 mt_10_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_3_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_4_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_4_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 5 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_5
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 5_C DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_5_C
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 8 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_8
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_8_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_8_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 9 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_9
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_5
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_6
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_7
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_5
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_6
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_7
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_5
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_6
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_7
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_5
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_6
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_7
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_C DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_C
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_C_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_C_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_C_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_C_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_1 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_1
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_2 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_2
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_3 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_3
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_4 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_4
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_5
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_6
DE M 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 DE_M_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_7
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_C
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_C_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_C_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_1 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_1
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_2 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_2
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_3 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_3
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_4 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_4
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_5
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_6
DE M 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 DE_M_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_7
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_C DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_C
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_C_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_C_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_C_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_1 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_1
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_2 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_2
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_3
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_4 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_4
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_5 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_5
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_6
DE X 2013 1000 m3 ST_5_NC_7 DE_X_2013_1000 m3_ST_5_NC_7
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_1_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_1_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_2_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_2_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_1_2_NC_5 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_1_2_NC_5
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_C DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_C
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_C_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_C_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_C_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_1 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_1
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_2 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_2
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_3 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_3
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_4 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_4
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_5 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_5
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_6 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_6
DE X 2013 1000 NAC ST_5_NC_7 DE_X_2013_1000 NAC_ST_5_NC_7
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 1_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_1_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 1_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 3_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_3_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 4_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_4_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 4_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_4_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 5 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_5
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 5_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_5_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 5_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_5_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 7_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_7_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 8 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_8
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 8_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_8_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 8_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_8_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 9 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_9
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 mt 10_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 mt_10_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_3_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_4_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_4_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 5 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_5
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 5_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_5_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_7_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 8 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_8
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_8_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_8_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 9 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_9
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE EX_M 2013 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_EX_M_2013_1000 NAC_10_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 1_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_1_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 1_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 3_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_3_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 4_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_4_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 4_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_4_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 5 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_5
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 5_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_5_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 5_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_5_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 7_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_7_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 8 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_8
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 8_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_8_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 8_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_8_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 9 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_9
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 mt 10_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 mt_10_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_3_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_4_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_4_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 5 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_5
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 5_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_5_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_7_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 8 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_8
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_8_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_8_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 9 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_9
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE EX_X 2013 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_EX_X_2013_1000 NAC_10_4
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_1 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_1
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_1_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_1_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_1_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_2 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_2
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_2_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_2_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_2_NC
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_3 DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_3
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_C DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_3_C
DE P 2013 1000 m3 EU2_1_3_NC DE_P_2013_1000 m3_EU2_1_3_NC
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1 DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_C DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_C
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_NC
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_1
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_1_C
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_1_NC
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_1
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_1_C
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_2
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_2_C
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_3
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_3_C
DE P.OB 2013 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P.OB_2013_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_1 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_1
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_1_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_1_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_1_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_1_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_1 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_1
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_1_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_1_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_1_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_1_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_2 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_2
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_2_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_2_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_2_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_2_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_3 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_3
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_3_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_3_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 1_2_3_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_1_2_3_NC
DE P 2012 1000 mt 2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_2
DE P 2012 1000 m3 3 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_3
DE P 2012 1000 m3 3_1 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_3_1
DE P 2012 1000 m3 3_2 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_3_2
DE P 2012 1000 mt 4 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_4
DE P 2012 1000 mt 4_1 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_4_1
DE P 2012 1000 mt 4_2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_4_2
DE P 2012 1000 m3 5 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_5
DE P 2012 1000 m3 5_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_5_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 5_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_5_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_P_2012_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_1 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_1
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_2 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_2
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_3 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_3
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_4 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_4
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE P 2012 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_P_2012_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_1 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_1
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_2
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_3 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_3
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE P 2012 1000 mt 7_4 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_7_4
DE P 2012 1000 mt 8 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_8
DE P 2012 1000 mt 8_1 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_8_1
DE P 2012 1000 mt 8_2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_8_2
DE P 2012 1000 mt 9 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_9
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_1 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_1
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_2
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_3 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_3
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE P 2012 1000 mt 10_4 DE_P_2012_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2012 1000 m3 1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 1_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_1_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 1_2 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_1_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_M_2012_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE M 2012 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_M_2012_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE M 2012 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 mt 2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 3 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_3
DE M 2012 1000 m3 3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 3_2 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_3_2
DE M 2012 1000 mt 4 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_4
DE M 2012 1000 mt 4_1 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_4_1
DE M 2012 1000 mt 4_2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_4_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 5 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_5
DE M 2012 1000 m3 5_C DE_M_2012_1000 m3_5_C
DE M 2012 1000 m3 5_NC DE_M_2012_1000 m3_5_NC
DE M 2012 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_2 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_3 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_3
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_4 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_4
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_1 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_1
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_2
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_3 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_3
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE M 2012 1000 mt 7_4 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_7_4
DE M 2012 1000 mt 8 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_8
DE M 2012 1000 mt 8_1 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_8_1
DE M 2012 1000 mt 8_2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_8_2
DE M 2012 1000 mt 9 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_9
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_1 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_1
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_2
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_3 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_3
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE M 2012 1000 mt 10_4 DE_M_2012_1000 mt_10_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_1_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_1_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_3_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_4_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_4_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 5 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_5
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 5_C DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_5_C
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_7_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 8 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_8
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_8_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_8_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 9 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_9
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_10_4
DE X 2012 1000 m3 1 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_1
DE X 2012 1000 m3 1_1 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_1_1
DE X 2012 1000 m3 1_2 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_1_2
DE X 2012 1000 m3 1_2_C DE_X_2012_1000 m3_1_2_C
DE X 2012 1000 m3 1_2_NC DE_X_2012_1000 m3_1_2_NC
DE X 2012 1000 m3 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 m3_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 mt 2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_2
DE X 2012 1000 m3 3 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_3
DE X 2012 1000 m3 3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 m3 3_2 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_3_2
DE X 2012 1000 mt 4 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_4
DE X 2012 1000 mt 4_1 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_4_1
DE X 2012 1000 mt 4_2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_4_2
DE X 2012 1000 m3 5 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_5
DE X 2012 1000 m3 5_C DE_X_2012_1000 m3_5_C
DE X 2012 1000 m3 5_NC DE_X_2012_1000 m3_5_NC
DE X 2012 1000 m3 5_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 m3_5_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_1 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_1
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_1_C DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_1_C
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_1_NC DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_1_NC
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_2 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_2
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_2_C DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_2_C
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_2_NC DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_2_NC
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_3 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_3
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_4 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_4
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_4_1 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_4_1
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_4_2 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_4_2
DE X 2012 1000 m3 6_4_3 DE_X_2012_1000 m3_6_4_3
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_1 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_1
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_2
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_3 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_3
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_3_2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_3_2
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_3_3 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_3_3
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_3_4 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_3_4
DE X 2012 1000 mt 7_4 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_7_4
DE X 2012 1000 mt 8 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_8
DE X 2012 1000 mt 8_1 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_8_1
DE X 2012 1000 mt 8_2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_8_2
DE X 2012 1000 mt 9 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_9
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_1 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_1
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_1_1 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_1_1
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_1_2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_1_2
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_1_3 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_1_3
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_1_4 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_1_4
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_2
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_3 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_3
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_3_2 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_3_2
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_3_3 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_3_3
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_3_4 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_3_4
DE X 2012 1000 mt 10_4 DE_X_2012_1000 mt_10_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 1_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_1_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 1_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_1_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 1_2_C DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_1_2_C
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 1_2_NC DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_1_2_NC
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 1_2_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_1_2_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 3_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_3_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 4_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_4_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 4_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_4_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 5 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_5
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 5_C DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_5_C
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 5_NC DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_5_NC
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 5_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_5_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_1_C DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_1_C
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_1_NC DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_1_NC
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_1_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_1_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_2_C DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_2_C
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_2_NC DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_2_NC
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_2_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_2_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_4_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_4_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_4_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_4_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 6_4_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_6_4_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_3_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_3_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 7_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_7_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 8 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_8
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 8_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_8_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 8_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_8_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 9 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_9
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_1_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_1_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_3_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_3_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 10_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_10_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_5
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_6
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_7
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_4
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_5
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_6
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_7
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE M 2012 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_M_2012_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_1_C DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_1_C
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_1_NC DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_1_NC
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_1_NC_T DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_1_NC_T
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_5 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_5
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_6 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_6
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_7 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_7
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 11_7_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_11_7_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_4 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_4
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_5 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_5
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_6 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_6
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_6_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_6_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_6_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_6_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_6_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_6_3
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_7 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_7
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_7_1 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_7_1
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_7_2 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_7_2
DE X 2012 1000 NAC 12_7_3 DE_X_2012_1000 NAC_12_7_3
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_2 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_2 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_2
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_3 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_3
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_1_3 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_1_3
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_C_2_3 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_C_2_3
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_1_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_1_1
DE M 2012 1000 m3 ST_1_2_NC_2_1 DE_M_2012_1000 m3_ST_1_2_NC_2_1