Results for "supply chains"
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United States Justice Department moves to eliminate illegal timber from global supply chains
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a significant effort to eradicate illegal timber from global supply chains. From May 18 to 22, the department held a...
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U.S. endowment announces $5 Million funding program to strengthen wood fiber markets and forest supply chains
U.S. Endowment launches $5M initiative to boost wood fiber markets, strengthen supply chains, and support rural forest economies across the U.S.
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Trump’s tariffs impact U.S. lumber industry: Builders brace for higher costs and supply chain strain
Trump's tariffs on softwood lumber and finished furniture will hit 30% of U.S. supply, increasing building costs and slowing housing market recovery.
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Ontario invests $1.6 million to build new 30,000-square-foot manufacturing facility
Ontario is investing $1.6 million in Bernie McGlynn Lumber Ltd. to support a $5.3M sawmill expansion in Mildmay, boosting production, jobs, and forestry supply chains.
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Microsoft reports 25% rise in carbon emissions as AI expansion increases focus on mass timber and carbon removal
Microsoft reports a 25% increase in carbon emissions as AI data center growth accelerates, reinforcing investments in mass timber and carbon removal.
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Brazilian timber exports shift toward Mexico as new U.S. tariffs reshape North American trade flows
Brazilian timber exports to Mexico surged 33% through Paranaguá Terminal as new U.S. tariffs prompted exporters to redirect shipments across North America.
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KEITH Manufacturing elevates Dock Safety and efficiency with Freight Runner® System
KEITH Manufacturing’s Freight Runner Dock-to-Trailer System automates pallet transfer, boosting safety, speed, and efficiency in material handling operations.
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US proposes 25% tariff on Brazilian imports following Section 301 findings on illegal deforestation
US proposes a 25% tariff on Brazilian imports after a Section 301 probe linked illegal deforestation and logging practices to trade distortions.
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Global softwood lumber trade faces significant first-quarter contraction as major markets reduce imports
Global softwood lumber imports fell 3.9 million m³ in Q1, with the U.S., Germany and China driving weaker demand amid construction challenges.
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Canadian lumber tariffs drive US framing costs higher as builders face intensifying material pressure
Canadian lumber tariffs push US framing lumber prices higher as homebuilders face mounting construction material and supply chain pressures.
