Month: September 2026

177 posts

Dutch authorities seize 375 tonnes of Gabon azobé in timber legality investigation

Dutch authorities have seized more than 375 tonnes of azobé timber during…

Carbon Removal Has Policy Momentum. Why Do Projects Still Struggle?

Carbon Removal Has Policy Momentum. Why Do Projects Still Struggle?ResourceWise Governments and…

Lumber Prices Mostly Unchanged into September

Labour Day came and went with no dramatic changes to lumber prices. Sentiment throughout the marketplace stayed where it had generally been for the past long while: a cautious approach and just-in-time buying. Supply remained on the tighter side, as the year moved steadily into the slow-down time of winter. Conversations ranged to the latest […] The post Lumber Prices Mostly Unchanged into September first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.

Versowood CEO Ville Kopra: Weak competitiveness shifts Finnish sawmill ownership to Central European groups

The expansion of Austrian groups into Finland’s sawmill industry is not simply…

Tervolan Saha adds drying capacity after earlier sawmill expansion

Finnish sawmill Tervolan Saha ja Höyläämö is preparing another step in the…

Gulf slump cuts EU softwood lumber exports to MENA

EU softwood lumber exports to the Middle East and North Africa fell…

Jartek wins repeat US order and first major Cameroon project

Jartek has secured new thermal modification equipment orders in Cameroon and the…

Another piece of the Karl Hedin empire goes on sale

Karl Hedin has put more than 2,000 hectares of forest land on…

Forest leases become a new risk for Russian sawmills

Russian timber companies are calling for changes to new forest-management rules that…

European hardwood sawmills raise alarm over log supply and processing competitiveness

Europe’s hardwood industry is stepping up pressure on policymakers to address a…