India may not be an instant fix for ailing forestry industry: The province is prioritizing China, Japan and South Korea as U.S. tariffs take a toll.

The article focuses on British Columbia's forestry sector exploring India as a new market while prioritizing growth in existing markets like China, and South Korea due to challenges from United States tariffs. It highlights logistical difficulties, import restrictions, and environmental concerns that make immediate expansion into India complicated. It also emphasizes ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships and promote wood construction aligned with climate goals in the established markets.