Month: November 2025

Timber industry organisations collaborate to halt the import of Russian timber, often referred to as ‘blood wood,’ in Europe. More than three and a half years following the implementation of

The Government has been called upon to take action following several reports that associate the use of wood-burning stoves with significant health and environmental issues. Advocates are calling on the

The John Deere 1610G forwarder opens a new chapter in the story of the iconic G Series. The new John Deere 1610G forwarder was developed in response to customer wishes

DAF XD and XF New Generation Electric trucks have been awarded ‘International Truck of the Year 2026’. Harald Seidel, president of DAF Trucks, received the most prestigious award in the

Forest Owners Respond With Criticism to German Sawmills wood shortage German sawmills are running out of wood. The shortage of raw materials is even forcing companies to reduce working hours.

Clark Engineering announces official EU certification for one of the forestry industry’s most trusted weighing solutions Clark Engineering, the UK and Ireland distributor for Tamtron, has announced that the Tamtron

One of the largest timber groups In the UK – the National Timber Group England Ltd – has filed its intention to go into administration. National Timber Group, which operates

Finland’s timber trade saw a steep decline during the third quarter of the year. Finland’s timber trade drops sharply as prices hold firm in Q3. According to the industry association

New Ponsse Manager System revolutionises the monitoring of logging emissions The PONSSE Manager system collects data produced by forest machines and visualise it as user-friendly reports. Available as the paid

Project Outreach has successfully tested a new feller-forwarder machine with a 20-meter reach in the forest in Baden-Württemberg. The project consortium, consisting of Hohenloher Spezialmaschinen GmbH (Neu-Kupfer), the German Center