Pellet Producer Warns: Export Ban and Price Caps Could Lead to Bankruptcy
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At the meeting of representatives of the wood processing sector, held at the initiative of the Montenegrin Alliance of Wood Processors, the current situation on the pellet market, production, sale and supply, as well as price restrictions and business conditions of domestic producers were discussed.
Photo: Pixabay Pellet producers in Montenegro have announced that sales and deliveries are taking place, but that due to the significantly increased demand, there may be a short wait. The Montenegrin Alliance of Wood Processors warns that price restrictions and a possible export ban could jeopardize the business of domestic producers and lead to the suspension of production. At a meeting of representatives of the wood processing sector, held […
Pellet producers in Montenegro have announced that sales and deliveries are ongoing, but that due to the significantly increased demand, there may be a short-term wait. The Montenegrin Wood Processors Alliance warns that price restrictions and a possible export ban could jeopardize the business of domestic producers and lead to the suspension of production. At a meeting of representatives of the wood processing sector, held at the initiative of …
Such a way and conditions of business lead to bankruptcy, claims the Montenegrin Alliance of Wood Processors. They say that, due to "extremely increased demand", a short-term wait for delivery is possible
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