US lumber prices find fresh momentum on tighter supply

US lumber prices have strengthened in recent weeks, with futures reaching their…

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Latvia timber prices: spruce gains, pine stable, birch under pressure

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Why Feedstock Markets Are Becoming Central to Bio-Bunkering Strategy

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EUDR Due Diligence Statements Explained: How to Manage Polygons, Traceability, and Repeat Shipments

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You Can’t Print a Forest

Plant a single species in rows, on a schedule, at a set density, and you’re not growing a forest — you’re manufacturing one. Eastern white pine makes the difference obvious. Push it toward a uniform, printable output and you get the opposite result. White pine planted in dense, even-aged stands is the textbook target for […] The post You Can’t Print a Forest appeared first on NELMA.

GWMI Interview: HASSLACHER’s Raffaele Parlato on timber demand, prices and mass timber

Global Wood Markets Info spoke with Raffaele Parlato, Vice President Sales Division…