Two 3-axle semi-trailers For BC-Trans
The two 3-axle semi-trailers of type S3E-TS18 and S3E-S18 are two very special new additions: BC-Trans GmbH & Co.KG thus completes the vehicle fleet of its towed units to 100
Cat® pin grabber
Cat® Pin Grabber Couplers Boost Productivity, Reliability, and Keep Safety a Priority Cat® pin grabber couplers bring a new level of productivity allowing the operator to change tools in a
Lister Wilder grows its forestry machinery
Lister Wilder grows its forestry machinery offering and becomes exclusive dealer of highly acclaimed Kesla franchise in the South Lister Wilder is delighted to announce that it will bring Kesla
Indigenous burning practices adopted
Indigenous burning practices to be adopted in WA-first The traditional burning practices of Australia’s First Peoples will become part of Western Australia’s efforts at reducing bushfire risks following the creation
Sumitomo Forestry
Sumitomo develops new fireproof wooden beam Sumitomo Forestry has developed a wooden beam which has received certification after passing the Japanese performance evaluation test as a two hour fireproof structural
Factory Reopens
Komatsu Forest Factory Reopens We have good news about our factory which is now up and running again. Thanks to the fact that a lot of our suppliers recently have
Metsä Group’s investment
Metsä Group’s investment projects in Finland progress – the world’s most modern sawmill will be built in Rauma Metsä Fibre, part of Metsä Group, has made the decision to build
First wooden wind turbine erected in Sweden
The first wooden wind powered turbine has been erected in Sweden and is now ready to go in Björkö outside Gothenburg. The tower is 30 meters high and was erected
NSW to be rejuvenated by largest replanting in its history
Fire-affected forests will soon be rejuvenated with new life as the NSW Government embarks on the largest replanting program in the state’s history, beginning with an injection of $46 million
Approving Mass Timber Construction
City of Vancouver tall wood building decision supports climate action and BC jobs. The BC Council of Forest Industries (COFI) applauds today’s decision by City of Vancouver Council to approve