Search Results: 'Covers'

BC balancing act
29 November, 2003
Paul Harris, an independent forestry writer based in Vancouver, outlines recent efforts to keep the timber industry, environmentalists, indigenous communities and the BC government happy

Software on the move
20 September, 2003
Latest computer system developments unchain users from their desk terminals and enhance customer communication

Decade of progress
26 July, 2003
This month sees International Timber celebrating its 10 year milestone as a group business. But the company is not sitting back and taking stock. The management team has still got "its foot firmly on the throttle of investment and business growth"

Port with Suffolk punch
12 July, 2003
The Port of Ipswich is developing rapidly under the ownership of ABP, with timber one of its key cargoes

Giving sound advice
28 June, 2003
With changes to Part E (Resistance to the Passage of Sound) due to come into force in July in England and Wales, UKTFA chief executive Bryan Woodley brings us up to date on the timber frame industry's responses to the challenges

The city of softwood
28 June, 2003
As well as being voted the next European City of Culture, Liverpoool is also regaining its status as a softwood centre – and some of the credit goes to Evans Bellhouse

Wadkin UltraCare offers servicing and new machines
14 June, 2003

Kalmar to make forklifts for Still
10 June, 2003

Consolidated approach
31 May, 2003
Stora Enso's acquisition of AS Sylvester will allow consolidation of resources for the newly formed Baltic Production Group

Under pressure
31 May, 2003
There has been a sharp surge in the development of timber treatment facilities in Latvia where work has started on the modernisation and adaptation of standards to satisfy all markets

CE marking time
17 May, 2003
The wood based panel industry is counting down to the Construction Products Directive and CE marking. TRADA co-organised an industry conference in April aimed at clarifying the situation

Solid wood foundations
03 May, 2003
After finalising its investments in Sweden and central Europe, Stora Enso Timber is now turning its attention to its facilities in Finland, Russia and the Baltic states

Forest Garden switches
22 March, 2003
The UK's biggest garden products manufacturer has "set an industry precedent" by replacing its traditional CCA-treatment with the new breed of copper-based wood pressure treatment

Doorway to success
08 February, 2003
The name Vicaima has become synonymous with doors and its UK operation has been instrumental in achieving that status

Eumabois updates industry dictionary
28 January, 2003

Consumers start to tread warily
25 January, 2003
Consumer spending may be slowing, but it could be the soft economic landing the government forecasts

A simulating experience
11 January, 2003
Forestry sector students at Barony College are being given a head start thanks to its new technology centre