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LATEST NEWS
Modified wood’s starring role at Mary Rose museum
Modified wood from Kebony AS features in the newly-opened £27m Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth.
Modified wood from Kebony AS features in the newly-opened £27m Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth.
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Center Parcs specifies engineered ttimber
Large laminated timber products contracts for the new £250m Center Parcs holiday village near Bedford are reaching fruition.
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Jenn joins LDT
Hardwood timber importer and distributor LDT has bolstered its team with the appointment of Ben Jenn, who has joined as a hardwood trader.
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Everbuild acquired by Sika
UK sealants, adhesives and treatments manufacturer Everbuild Building Products Ltd has been acquired by Sika in a £60m deal.
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Stora Enso plans 2,500 job cuts
Stora Enso has announced it is cutting around 2,500 jobs, after concluding the second phase of its €200m streamlining.
LATEST FEATURES
Joining together
Joinery companies and their suppliers converged for an invigorating British Woodworking Federation Members’ Day. Stephen Powney reports
Joinery companies and their suppliers converged for an invigorating British Woodworking Federation Members’ Day. Stephen Powney reports
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Fresh starts for finishes
Andy Ransom, purchasing manager for panel products at IDS, provides a round-up of some new product highlights from Kronoswiss and the benefits they offer
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Keeping the customer satisfied
Norbord is focusing on giving its customers what they want in terms of product development. Sally Spencer reports
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Carry on with confidence
It’s a mixed picture in the wood-based panels market but continuing investment demonstrates the sector’s confidence in the future. Robin Meade reports.
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Product generation game
Joanna Crown, marketing manager of Medite and SmartPly from Coillte Panel Products, takes a look at some of the key milestones for the industry in recent months, which mark the next generation of wood-based panel products
BLOGS
Government lacks 2020 vision on biomass
Today's policy measures for renewable energy are just the start and there could be bigger challenges for timber in future, says Alastair Kerr, director-general of the Wood Panel Industries Federation
Today's policy measures for renewable energy are just the start and there could be bigger challenges for timber in future, says Alastair Kerr, director-general of the Wood Panel Industries Federation
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Accreditation hits the mark
There are increasing demands for proof of product quality, performance and sourcing, explains Jim Coulson, director of TFT Woodexperts Ltd.
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Planting the right kind of trees
The government's forestry policies need to recognise the importance of commercial conifer crops, says David Sulman, executive director of the UK Forest Products Association.
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Global forum for a united front
The Global Timber Forum (GTF) was clear about what it did not want to be at its launch in Rome last week. Various phrases were used, but the most popular were “just another conference” and “a talking shop”.
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Charting the changes
Peter Latham, chairman of James Latham plc, congratulates TTJ on 140 years of serving the timber industry
LATEST EVENTS
Global Timber Summit 2013
An event for all senior executives from the entire timberland value chain including pension funds, endowment funds, hedge funds, TIMOs, private landowners, forestmanagement companies, law firms and banks.
An event for all senior executives from the entire timberland value chain including pension funds, endowment funds, hedge funds, TIMOs, private landowners, forestmanagement companies, law firms and banks.