Month: March 2026

197 posts

Timber demand defies UK construction slowdown

The value of timber and joinery product sales at UK builders’ merchants…

Norwegian log prices ease as sawmills struggle with high raw-material costs

Log prices in Norway continued to decline in February, extending the gradual…

UPM and Sappi Graphic Paper Joint Venture: What It Means for the European Paper Industry

UPM and Sappi Graphic Paper Joint Venture: What It Means for the…

Despite Energy Uncertainty, Optimism Persists in European Biofuels

Despite Energy Uncertainty, Optimism Persists in European BiofuelsResourceWise After several challenging years…

US closes the door on imported lumber

For decades the United States has been the world’s largest buyer of…

LVL at a crossroads in Europe

When news emerged in late 2025 that Stora Enso was considering divesting…

Europe’s timberland market is quietly changing hands

The scramble for forests in Europe is no longer confined to timber…

A shortage in Central Europe offers a rare opening for Swedish sawmills

Sweden’s forest industry enters the new year after a difficult period marked…

Built Together: Wood and the Architecture of the Family Compound

The family compound is one of architecture’s most enduring forms — not a building type so much as a philosophy of settlement. It says: we are bound to one another, and the land around us should reflect that. From the Kennedy compound at Hyannis Port to the Rockefeller Great Camps of the Adirondacks, the compound […] The post Built Together: Wood and the Architecture of the Family Compound appeared first on NELMA.

Costly logs and cautious buyers trouble Sweden’s sawmills

The outlook for Sweden’s timber market remains difficult to read as 2026…