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East Texas region: “wood basket” of the nation
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East Texas region: “wood basket” of the nation
April 16, 2019

New building codes for the use of mass wood products continue to spell good news for Southern Pine forestland owners. According to Houston Chronicle writer, R.A. Schuetz, the revised building codes have the potential to transform both foresting communities and cityscapes. “We are very excited about it,” Schuetz’s story quotes Texas Forestry Association President Rob[…]

Binderholz put into operation Mühlböck drying kilns at Baruth mill in Germany
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Binderholz put into operation Mühlböck drying kilns at Baruth mill in Germany
April 16, 2019

Eight drying kilns of the 1306 system from Mühlböck went into operation at Binderholz’s mill in Baruth, Germany. At the Baruth location, the typical Brandenburg pine is dried with new Mühlböck drying kilns. The main benefits of System 1306 have been a compelling argument in favour of this project. The saving of thermal energy by[…]

Canada’s Jan-Feb lumber exports rise 65%
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Canada’s Jan-Feb lumber exports rise 65%
April 4, 2019

In January-February 2019, Canada increased its lumber exports to China by 65% to 906 thousand m3, according to Woodstat. Ukraine has become the fourth largest supplier of lumber to China, beating the exports from Sweden, Germany, Chile and the United States. Lumber exports from Ukraine to China grew by 223% to 152 thousand m3. Russia[…]

Portugal accused of buying illegal Congo logs
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Portugal accused of buying illegal Congo logs
April 3, 2019

Companies based in Portugal, France, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Poland have been importing timber from Industrie Forestière du Congo (IFCO) – a logging company which Global Witness accuses of flouting forest laws in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Together, the ten companies placed more than 1,400m3 of IFCO’s so-called high-risk timber on the EU[…]

Euro investors keen on billion trees project
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Euro investors keen on billion trees project
April 3, 2019

New Zealand’s billion trees planting project has attracted the eye of some of the world’s most deep-pocketed timber sector players interested in growing much more than raw radiata logs. A director of Kronospan, the world’s largest manufacturer of wood-based boards and panels, was among European visitors recently to New Zealand forests and the Beehive office[…]

Deere Board elects John May as President, Chief Operating Office
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Deere Board elects John May as President, Chief Operating Office
April 3, 2019

Deere & Company has announced that its Board of Directors elected John C May, 49, as President, Chief Operating Officer, effective from 1st April 2019. May will be responsible for leading Deere’s efforts to maximise operational excellence throughout the company. May has been with Deere for 22 years and joined the senior management team in[…]

Raute received Euro 12 million orders from Plyterra in Russia
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Raute received Euro 12 million orders from Plyterra in Russia
April 2, 2019

Raute Corporation has received orders worth over Euro 12 million from CJSC Plyterra to Russia. The orders consist of veneer drying and patching lines and plywood lay-up and overlaying lines to be delivered to Plyterra’s birch plywood mill located in Umet, Zubovo-Polyanskiy region in Mordovia. The ordered machinery and equipment will be delivered during the[…]

Log imports to China climb for third year
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Log imports to China climb for third year
March 29, 2019

China is continuously exploring new sources of softwood logs around the world. Minor log exporters, such as Japan, Poland, Chile and South Africa all expanded their shipments to China in 2018, reports the WRQ. Of the major log supplying countries, only Russia and Canada reduced their exports to China, while New Zealand, the US and[…]

Log distribution JV formed by NZ companies
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Log distribution JV formed by NZ companies
March 29, 2019

Four forestry companies operating in the Wairarapa region of New Zealand have announced the formation of Log Distribution Limited, a joint venture company which will commence operations on 1 April 2019. Log Distribution Limited is a collaboration between FOMS Ltd, Forest Enterprises Growth Ltd, Wairarapa Estate Ltd and Norsewood Estate Ltd which aims to improve[…]

The world’s tallest wooden building Mjösa Tower completed in Norway
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The world’s tallest wooden building Mjösa Tower completed in Norway
March 28, 2019

The Mjösa Tower was officially opened in Brumunddal, Norway, taking over the title of the world’s tallest wooden building. The 18-floor building reaches up to a height of 85.4 metres. The building includes a hotel, private homes and office space. Metsä Wood’s fast, light and green Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber) products were used in[…]

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