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Build with wood, don’t burn it, says report

8 September, 2010

The green credentials of biomass have been called into question by a new report.

Timber spill ship discharges

8 September, 2010

The ship which spilled 20 bundles of Swedish sawn carcassing into the North Sea has now discharged its cargo at the Port of Shoreham.

Unimer acquires stakes in online trading business

8 September, 2010
CPA forecasts double dip recession

7 September, 2010
Premdor plans Swindon closure

7 September, 2010

New timber treatment proposals aired in New Zealand

8 September, 2010

New Zealand’s Building Industry Federation has welcomed government proposals to simplify rules for treated timber house framing.

VIDA acquires stake in wood marketing business

8 September, 2010

VIDA has acquired a minority stake in Swedish Wood marketing business Uni4 Marketing.

Wind farm deal finalised on Coillte land

7 September, 2010
Alabama's forest area shrinks

7 September, 2010
Brazil timber exports on the increase

6 September, 2010

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technical / processing

Elcon meets Deadline requirements

2 September, 2010

Watford-based bespoke shopfitting and exhibition stand specialist Deadline Cutting has speeded up output thanks to the addition of an Elcon vertical panel saw.