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Furniture
and Parts Malaysia Semi-finished
FOB each Dining
table Solid
rubberwood laminated top 2.5' x 4' with
extension leaf
US$21.5-22.5ea As
above, Oak Veneer US$31-33ea Windsor
Chair US$8-9.0ea Colonial
Chair US$11.5-12.5ea Queen
Anne Chair (with soft seat) without
arm
US$14-15ea with
arm
US$18.5-19ea Rubberwood
Chair Seat 27x430x500mm
US$2.15-2.30ea Rubberwood
Tabletop per Cu.m FOB 22x760x1220mm sanded
and edge profiled Top
Grade
US$525-530 Standard
US$485-495 Brazil FOB
Belem/Paranagua Ports Edge
Glued Pine Panel
per Cu.m for
Korea 1st Grade
US$570 US
Market
US$530 Decking
Boards Cambara
US$580 Ipe US$1,050 In
May, rules for the Sectorial Program for Domestic Wood Quality (PSQ-PIM)
were approved. This programme was created under the framework of the
Brazilian Program for Quality and Productivity in Habitat (PBQP-H),
coordinated by the Federal Government under the Habitation Construction
Quality Program in the State of São Paulo (Qualihab) and by the
Habitation and Urban Development
Company in the State of São
Paulo. Work
is being carried out with the Brazilian Association for Mechanically
Processed Timber (ABIMCI). In 1999, ABIMCI developed the National Program
for Mechanically Processed Timber (PNQM), and has the support of a group
of Brazil's major door manufacturers. With
PSQ-PIM, market products will be inspected according to Brazilian norms.
Brazilian norms are issued by the Brazilian Association for Technical
Norms (ABNT), in which ABIMCI chairs the Technical Committee for Wood
Products (ABNT/CB-31). Furthermore,
PSQ-PIM intends to raise the awareness of door manufacturers and consumers
of the importance of improving quality and updating standards. The
Brazilian timber sector is also concerned with harmonision of standards
with European norms, since many companies export products to the European
market. The
preliminary test results on wooden doors will be made public in June,
2005. The tests are the responsibility of the Technological Research
Institute of the State of São Paulo (IPT). The manufacturers that
participated in the PSQ-PIM represent over 55% of Brazil's wooden door
producers. A
PSQ-PIM certification will be granted by ABIMCI, the programme executor.
During the first year of the project, manufacturers can achieve level C
certification, which attests that they meet standards in force. In 2006, with the approval of new standards by ABNT, the objective will be to grant level B certification to manufacturers who meet such new standards. In the third year of the implantation, only manufacturers who meet new standards and are certified by PNQM will be granted level A certification. ¡¡ |
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