Exported wood must be of a type that is in demand and use in the global market. Various types of wood are available, including hardwood and softwood, beech, oak, cedar, etc. for various uses. Exported wood must be cut to certain sizes and dimensions and packed. These dimensions should be coordinated with the standards and needs of customers in the target markets. Wood moisture should also be within an acceptable range for export. Proper wood moisture is important to maintain quality and prevent deformation and damage during transportation. In global markets, marketing and advertising strategy is important. Timber exporters must have effective marketing and advertising capabilities to introduce their products to target customers and strengthen competition in the market.

Timber for export must be packed tightly and securely to withstand shocks and physical damage during transportation. Moisture and water resistant packaging can also be effective. The corresponding marks and labels must be placed on the export wood packaging. These marks include information such as wood type, country of origin and destination, dimensions, weight, production date and other necessary information. Certain standards and permits may be required to export wood. such as forest management standards (such as FSC) and other standards related to environmental protection and sustainability.

By processing wood, its appearance can be improved and various designs and motifs can be applied on the wood surface. This can lead to the admiration and attention of more customers and turn wood into a beautiful and unique product. By processing and polishing wood, its physical and mechanical properties can be improved. For example, by using methods such as drying, hydration and stabilization of wood, it is possible to increase the resistance of wood against bending, deformation and moisture changes. Processes such as treating wood with pesticides and anti-rust methods can increase wood's resistance to insects, fungi and rust. This can reduce the need for frequent wood maintenance and increase its useful life.

With some processing processes, certain characteristics can be added to the wood. For example, using waterproofing methods, wood can be made suitable for use in more humid environments. Also, by using anti-fire methods, it is possible to increase the resistance of wood against fire. By processing wood, it can be cut into different shapes and sizes and achieve a greater variety of wood products. This provides customers with more choices and can increase the marketability of the product. Processing and improving the appearance, physical and Chemical properties of wood can improve the quality and strength of wooden products and lead to more attractiveness in front of foreign customers. Also, these processes can help develop target markets and increase competitiveness in the wood industry.

Canada is one of the leading countries in the wood industry and has advanced wood processing technologies. This country has advanced equipment for cutting, turning, grinding and welding wood. Germany, having an advanced wood industry and technological companies in this field, produces advanced equipment and new technologies for wood processing. Germany is very advanced in CNC machines, cutting and turning equipment, and advanced wood welding technologies. Focusing on technology and innovation, Japan produces advanced equipment for wood processing. This country is very advanced in cutting, turning, welding and wood restoration technologies.

The United States, having a large wood industry, produces advanced equipment and new technologies for wood processing. This country has advanced cutting, turning, welding and wood restoration technologies. Sweden is active in research and development of advanced technologies for wood processing. This country produces advanced equipment for cutting, turning, welding and wood restoration. Italy is also known as one of the strong competitors in the wood industry and its processing. This country has advanced equipment in the field of cutting, turning, welding and wood restoration.