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UK increases 32.4% pellet imports in January-April 2019
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UK increases 32.4% pellet imports in January-April 2019
July 2, 2019

From January through April, UK pellet imports surged 32.4% to 2.7 million tones, import value jumped 35.8% to €436.0 million, according to Eurostat. Imports to UK from U.S. expanded 10.0% to 1.5 million tones, imports from Canada increased 23.3% to 509.5 thousand tones, imports from Latvia jumped 342.6% to 331.9 thousand tones and that from[…]

John Deere to invest in customer service centers in Scotland, Sweden and Finland
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John Deere to invest in customer service centers in Scotland, Sweden and Finland
July 2, 2019

The new customer service centers supporting John Deere’s forest machinery business will open in 2020 in Perth, Scotland; Ockelbo, Sweden; and Laukaa, Finland. The investments will improve the geographical scope of our customer service and the efficiency of customer service. Construction work on the approx. 9000 m² plot in Perth, Scotland, has already started. The[…]

Wood pellet shipments up 21 percent
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Wood pellet shipments up 21 percent
July 2, 2019

Global trade of wood pellets jumped more than 21% year-over-year in 2018 when a new record of 22.3 million tons was shipped, according to the North American Wood Fiber Review. The five major pellet exporting countries (the US, Canada, Vietnam, Latvia, and Russia) have remained the top exporters for over five years. They accounted for[…]

ABARES snap shot of Australian wood processing
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ABARES snap shot of Australian wood processing
July 2, 2019

The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) released the ABARES National Wood Processing Survey: 2016–17 report on Thursday 13 June 2019. Although maybe already out of date (it does though provide broad trends over a ten-year period), key findings from the survey include; ABARES estimates that a total of 299 mills[…]

Australia – Tarpeena sawmill upgrade underway
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Australia – Tarpeena sawmill upgrade underway
July 2, 2019

Timberlink continues to significantly invest into its Tarpeena sawmill as it transforms into an internationally competitive radiata pine business. The company is investing AU$90 million over the next 3 years to secure local jobs in the region for the next generation, this is in addition to the significant spend that has already taken place at[…]

Tigercat Factory Support Continues To Grow In Australia
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Tigercat Factory Support Continues To Grow In Australia
June 18, 2019

Tigercat has announced that Nick Cate has been appointed to the position of product support representative for Australia. Based in Perth, Cate will focus on providing after-sales technical and operational support to Tigercat’s growing customer base in Western Australia. He previously worked for New Zealand Tigercat dealer, AB Equipment, as a field service technician and[…]

Komatsu Forest presents new features of its 2020 models
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Komatsu Forest presents new features of its 2020 models
June 18, 2019

At SkogsNolia 2019, Komatsu Forest launched an upgraded product range, with the majority of the machines new 2020 models. The machines are equipped with a brand-new engine installation conforming to the latest emission legislation. The new, future-proof control system, MaxiXT, was also launched. Alongside these, the company presented a number of quality improvements and new[…]

Komatsu Forest launches a new digital visual aid tool MaxiVision
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Komatsu Forest launches a new digital visual aid tool MaxiVision
June 18, 2019

Komatsu Forest launches MaxiVision, a new digital tool that helps the forest machine operator to visualise the state and conditions of the forest. Different map views provide the operator with data about ground conditions and the rest of the team’s production, making it possible to plan the work as efficiently as possible and with minimal[…]

Western Forest Products to curtail lumber production
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Western Forest Products to curtail lumber production
June 18, 2019

Following on from stories in last week’s Friday Offcuts issue highlighting mill closures and the cutting of shifts at sawmills across B.C. Western Forest Products Inc. is the latest lumber producer to announce temporary production curtailments to deal with challenging market conditions.The Vancouver-based company says it will reduce output at three of its sawmills to[…]

World-first robotic logging truck scalers
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World-first robotic logging truck scalers
June 14, 2019

The world-first two automated logging truck scalers, commissioned by Mount Maunganui-based ISO Limited, are now scanning logs at Port of Tauranga, New Zealand. The Robotic Scaling Machines (RSM) give a faster, safer and more accurate measure of logs on the trucks and trailers than the manual process. Tauranga-based agritech company Robotics Plus designed and built[…]

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