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China serves as the world’s manufacturing powerhouse, yet its growing dependence on Russian timber poses significant risks to the global supply chain for plywood products, affecting both primary and secondary
The combination of high costs and low demand is hitting Swedish sawmills, pulp, and paper producers hard. Increased trade barriers are also creating uncertainty for the Swedish forest industry. Photo:
Ponsse Machine Sales picked up slightly during the first quarter of the year. Order intake totalled EUR 184.5 million. At the end of the period, the company’s order books stood
Finnish forestry companies often hire seasonal workers from abroad, particularly non-EU countries such as Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, to fill the skilled labour gap. Photo Credit: Asset id: 2474117537
STIHL Master Technician Course for advanced dealertraining STIHL has launched its highly anticipated STIHL Master Technician Course, the pinnacle of its dealer training programme, designed to provide expert-level servicing and
UK homegrown sawmiller A&J Scott has announced it is to begin its Mill 10 project, a transformative venture that will result in production output growing from 120,000m3 to 170,000m3. Good
US Timber prices rise to a 3-year high. This is due to the tariffs of 40% on Canadian timber imports. European suppliers are still benefiting from the price increase and
JCB USA’s plant to double in size in wake of trump’s tariffs JCB USA’s plant is set to double the size of their new factory currently under construction in Texas
As March began the softwood market continues to face uncertainty with demand only showing signs of a marginal increase over the previous 2 months, still lagging behind most peoples’ expectations.
Kesla Plc restructures its operating model and management team Forestry technology company Kesla Plc is renewing its operating model and management team as part of the systematic implementation of its