Diverse perspectives: Q&A with FPInnovations’ Alana Prashad

Diverse perspectives: Q&A with FPInnovations’ Alana Prashad Jennifer Ellson From broadcasting to…

Cat Lake First Nation eyes forestry opportunities

Cat Lake First Nation eyes forestry opportunitiesJennifer Ellson Cat Lake First Nation…

Metsä Group to close a sawmill in Finland

The change negotiations concerning the Merikarvia sawmill of Metsä Fibre, part of…

Large US hardwood lumber producer ceases operations

Allegheny Wood Products, a 50-year-old West Virginia-based internationally known hardwood producer, closed…

Demand for spruce sawlogs increasing in Austria, despite slow construction

Despite the subdued construction industry, demand for spruce sawlogs is currently increasing…

Global timber industry impacted by transportation disruptions

The Red Sea conflict is affecting global economic stability and shipping, thereby…

EOS and EPF sign the European Industrial Deal

The European Panel Federation (EPF) has joined with 72 leading companies and…

Allegheny Wood Products Ceasing Operations

According to MetroNews, The Voice of West Virginia, Allegheny Wood Products (AWP), a 50-year-old West Virginia-based internationally known hardwood producer, closed its doors recently and eliminated hundreds of jobs held by state residents. State Economic Development Secretary Mitch Carmichael called the news “very sudden and unfortunate.” He spoke with company officials shortly after the company […]

Can North American lumber prices rally this spring?

North American lumber prices tend to peak during spring and summer as…

Lumber Sales Improve as Builders Look Toward Spring

Customers remained cautious as the effects of ongoing winter weather kept construction activity low. Sellers warned of looming supply shortages in the future if everyone held off buying until they absolutely needed the wood. Sawmills and wholesalers alike were generally fielding orders highly-specified mixed loads. The large-volume, bulk purchases which usually signal the spring building […] The post Lumber Sales Improve as Builders Look Toward Spring first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.