Missouri Walnut: Delivering Superior White Oak And Walnut Lumber “We have a world class facility and the capabilities to develop more secondary White Oak and
Cautious Optimism Underscores Quebec Market Business in the hardwood industry was reported as slower on all fronts this past summer and early fall due to
Steinway & Sons: Tradition, Innovation, and the Art of the Piano “Wood isn’t one-size-fits-all, and that’s where the tech comes in.” – Anthony Gilroy, vice
Appalachian Hardwood Forest Banking Trees The Appalachian hardwood forest has increased its growth to removals by more than 15 percent and banking more lumber resources
Who’s Who in Import/Exports Freight Forwarding Company Offers Unique Customer Approach Kristi Paylor Kristi Paylor is a Strategic Accounts Lead for the international freight forwarding
IWPA Is Busy In The Halls Of Power So You Don’t Have To Be By Ashley Amidon CAEExecutive DirectorInternational Wood Products AssociationAlexandria, VA(703) 820-7807 (c)www.iwpawood.org
Forested Future – a Documentary on U.S. Hardwood Forests Premiering This Fall! By Michael SnowExecutive Director American HardwoodExport Council Sterling, VA703-435-2900www.ahec.org For the last two
Canadian Lumber Duties Hit 35% — And May Go Higher Soon At presstime, the U.S. Commerce Department announced that it is more than doubling its
millerwoodtradepub.com Newswires Greg Barnes Rejoins Hermitage Hardwood Lumber Sales Greg Barnes Greg Barnes recently returned to kiln-dried lumber manufacturer Hermitage Hardwood Lumber Sales in Cookeville,
Business Trends Abroad Brazil: Forestry Sector Seeks Support To Mitigate Tariff Impact The Federation of Industries of Mato Grosso (FIEMT) in partnership with the Center
A Fungus Among Us In The Northeast? Uncertainty in the market causes a summer slump while lumber sources struggle with Chinese and Canadian customers. A
Poplar Places First In The Southeast Southeastern hardwood representatives have expressed some hope in light of a pause on tariffs and the potential for a
Interest Rates, Tariff Uncertainty Impact West Coast Region Throughout the West Coast region sources that were contacted at the time of this writing differed as
AHEC Enables U.S. Companies To Connect With European Buyers At interzum 2025 With around 60,000 trade visitors from 157 countries and over 1,600 exhibitors from
Market Slowdown’s Not Only Challenge; So Is Finding Skilled Workers The hardwood sector is seeing a slowdown due to economic conditions and U.S. imposed tariffs.
Robinson Lumber Company: Five Generations of Innovation Rooted in Tradition “I’m proud of how the fifth generation has carried forward our legacy, not just by
Quieter Business Market Sets The Tone The impact of U.S. tariffs are being felt around the globe, as well as on hardwood lumber and products
Ganahl Lumber Adds New Facility And Brings New Products To Market “We look for good quality companies to work with, that can help us become
AHEC Project “No.1 Common” Inspires Designers To Consider Lower Grade Material “Common Room” by Daniel Schofield in No.1 Common Cherry This June, four designers exhibited
By Ashley Amidon Executive Director, International Wood Products Association Alexandria, VA (703) 820-7807 (c) www.iwpawood.org In the first seven months of his second term, U.S.
EPA Commits To Reducing Regulatory Burdens For Home Builders National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Senior Officers recently sat down with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
