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Houston, Texas—Some years ago, Mason’s Mill & Lumber Co., located here, began holding lunch-and-learns and other continuing education programs for architects. The reason: architects and
By Brad Ball, CEORoadmaster Drivers SchoolNational Headquarters11300 4th Street North. Suite #200St. Petersburg, FL 33716, USAwww.Roadmaster.com Import/Export Wood Purchasing News reached out to Brad Ball
Dutton, MI—Tyler Kamps still remembers his first trade show in China. It was in Guangzhou, a city of some 15 million souls. He was only
By Michelle Keller Bethel, Connecticut–Kellogg Hardwoods Inc. (dba Kellogg Hardwood Lumber), based here, is a hardwood distribution yard that also manufactures custom wide plank hardwood
In a normal year, international trade shows are an indispensable fixture in an industry dominated by exports. 2020 was anything but a normal year. When
Ray WhiteHarole White Lumber Inc.Morehead, KY As an exporter and domestic producer, I would have to say that 2020 was not a good year. We
By Deborah Wilbrink Mayfield, Kentucky–Kendor Wood, Inc. transforms North American hardwoods into cabinet doors with optional wainscoting and beaded panels, arches, and angles – whatever
By Sue Putnam American Hardwood Export Council Executive Director Michael Snow recently delivered a mid-year market report webinar outlining how 2020’s Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has
By Paul Miller Jr. Liberty, Pennsylvania–Wheeland Lumber Co. Inc. has been busy modernizing its sawmill here to improve efficiencies and ensure quality products as it
By Matthew Fite For importers of wood, “It’s been a different year,” according to one importer in New York State. Another importer said the market
