Search Results: 'Setra'

A key link in green supply chains
23 October, 2023
Timber trade at ABP’s Port of King’s Lynn has continued to grow against a backdrop of development across the wider group, King’s Lynn port manager Kim Kennedy tells TTJ

Roller Coaster Year for Softwood
15 June, 2021
The TTF’s softwood conference provided delegates with some insight into the extraordinary supply and demand dynamics of 2020 and made some predictions for 2021. Sally Spencer reports

Challenges ahead for the UK softwood sector
21 April, 2020
The TTF Softwood Conference presented a mixed and uncertain message for delegates. Just as the post-Brexit landscape started to emerge, fresh challenges lie ahead, not least the COVID-19 coronavirus. Simon Hastelow reports

From forest to final product
20 June, 2017
Situated near the strategic port of Varberg in south Sweden is Derome AB, a multifaceted timber industry business with sawmilling operations right up to timber house manufacturing. Stephen Powney visited the Derome sawmill

Redwood’s robust performance
20 June, 2017
Swedish redwood suppliers are striking an optimistic note, investing and looking at new products. Mike Jeffree reports

Looking Ahead
19 June, 2015
James Donaldson & Sons has evolved from a timber importer into an integrated group with multiple divisions, reports Stephen Powney from Fife

Simplifying Supply chains
16 July, 2014
TTJ’s Mike Jeffree asked Vice-President Esa Kaikkonen about Metsä Wood’s latest developments, the market and future strategies

Markets in play
16 June, 2014
Setra sees a strong future in further market and product diversification. Mike Jeffree spoke to market director Olle Berg.

Great Scot-line
02 November, 2013
Timber liner and terminal operator Scotline has developed a strong presence in south-east England. Stephen Powney visits its Rochester operation.

Softwood shows a sense of collective optimism
02 November, 2013
The International Softwood Conference in Edinburgh found the sector upbeat about medium to longterm prospects. Mike Jeffree reports.

Sun shines for TTBS golf day
10 August, 2013
The TTBS’s national golf day at the Northumberland Golf Club was a huge success.

A new buzz
29 June, 2013
After some tough times, Setra sees light at the end of the tunnel, both in the wider global market and the UK. Mike Jeffree reports.

Tailored to the market
26 November, 2011
Setra continues to invest in the downturn to exploit new markets and serve existing ones better

One stop port
15 October, 2011
Sweden’s leading timber port says it is now offering customers a uniquely co-ordinated and efficient service

Pasquill makes grand entrance
19 March, 2011

Added-value visionaries
07 August, 2010
Ever greater customer focus is steering latest developments in Swedish sawmilling

Evolution of a special relationship
07 August, 2010
The Swedish and UK timber trades have been inextricably linked for generations. Mike Jeffree asked leading Swedish suppliers how they see the connection shaping up in the 21st century

Short-term pain, long-term gain
17 January, 2009
The Swedish timber industry is bracing itself for a difficult year or two, but is still investing in the longer term

Mills continue investing despite difficult market
30 August, 2008
Swedish mills are feeling the impact of slowing economies, especially in the UK, but they are still making substantial investments

Production slump follows record year for mills
10 May, 2008
The contrast could not be more marked: last year Sweden's mills reached record production of sawn softwood; this year they are reducing production