AHEC Greets Members At Recent NHLA Annual Convention

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The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) held a board of directors meeting in conjunction with the recent National Hardwood Lumber Association Annual Convention & Expo Showcase, held in St. Louis, MO at the America’s Center Convention Complex.

Additionally, AHEC Executive Director Michael Snow delivered an Education Session presentation about the international markets for U.S. hardwoods.

Headquartered in Sterling, VA, near Washington, DC, The American Hardwood Export Council is the leading international trade association for the U.S. hardwood industry, representing the committed U.S. hardwood exporters and the major U.S. hardwood product trade associations. AHEC runs a worldwide program to promote the full range of American hardwoods in over 50 export markets.

Learn more at www.ahec.org.

By Miller Wood Trade Publications

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