Search Results: 'PEFC UK'

Demand acceptable but competition quells price rises
20 December, 2003
Orders remain fairly healthy into the new year although rising costs and little chance of improving prices means margins remain tight

Timber shows steel
15 November, 2003
Architects and construction professionals were given a run-down on the attributes of wood as a modern construction material at Time for Timber 2003

Promoting choice in certification
15 November, 2003

Forging links
18 October, 2003
The Institute of Wood Science spread its wings into Europe for this year's conference in Newcastle

BC renews old relationships
06 September, 2003
Developments in British Columbia's forest products industry are aimed, in part, at boosting the province's presence in the UK. Paul Harris reports from Canada

Ideas on show
28 June, 2003
This year's Interzum furniture and interiors materials exhibition in Cologne was quieter than usual, but there was no lack of new designs and products. Mike Botting, editor of TTJ's sister title Wood Based Panels International, reports

Adding value
31 May, 2003
Added value and the promotion of wood in the domestic market are key factors of Estonia's forest products industry. Mart Riistop, deputy managing director of the Estonian Forest Industries Association, reports

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 foundations for business
24 March, 2003
Timber is continuing to bite into carpet's share of the UK flooring market. Mike Jeffree reports from the Contract Flooring Show

Sustainable growth
22 March, 2003
Moves aimed at ensuring timber comes from sustainable resources are gathering pace but mutual recognition between certification schemes remains a thorny issue

Demand strong but profits dented by competition
08 March, 2003
It was not an easy market for most of the UK forest products sector last year but for now mills can take advantage of the shortages created by ice in the Baltics