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The decline in Finland's forest industry production continued in July – September in all main product groups. Cardboard, sawn timber and pulp held their ground best, but the downturn in paper continued most sharply...... [mai mult...]
The European Federation of Wooden Pallet & Packaging Manufacturers (FEFPEB) has warned that tighter supplies of wood in some international markets is expected to increase prices into and beyond the final quarter of 2020...... [mai mult...]
Scott Group has acquired Bedfordshire-based business Direct Pallets Ltd (DP) in a strategic deal that will deliver additional reconditioned pallet capacity...... [mai mult...]
Lockdown measures in the UK, one of the nations most affected by COVID-19, are being eased but more slowly than elsewhere in Europe...... [mai mult...]
As countries, provinces and states across the United States and Canada announced strict measures to contain the spread of coronavirus a growing number of forestry events have been cancelled, postponed or will be held remotely...... [mai mult...]
The situation of the European sawmill industry was analyzed by its representatives on June 10 during the first online general meeting of the European Organization of the Sawmill Industry (EOS). The effects of the coronavirus pandemic obviously determined the talks and are sometimes very different, EOS reports...... [mai mult...]
The Federal Government will offer € 700 million to deal with the damage in the German forest after two years of drought. The sustainable management of forests should be promoted as well as digitalization in forestry...... [mai mult...]
In a flash survey by the German Association for Wood Packaging, Pallets and Export Packaging (HPE), which was carried out before the current easing of the lockdown, 72.5% of the German companies surveyed stated that they perceived the negative effects of the coronavirus pandemic...... [mai mult...]