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Demand for gluelam beams relatively slack in early 2010
(06 February 2010)
Demand is slack at the beginning of the year on most of the main central and southern European sales markets for gluelam beams.
...moreHexion sells Italian coating resin business
(05 February 2010)
Hexion is selling its Italian business operations involving solvent-containing alkyd and polyester lacquer and varnish resins, which
...moreUndiminished growth in sawmill residue price
(05 February 2010)
Prices for all assortments of sawmill residues due for delivery in the first quarter 2010 have continued to rise in Germany above
...moreScandinavian whitewood prices are holding largely steady
(05 February 2010)
The supply of Scandinavian rough-sawn whitewood lumber has increased again slightly in the course of the last few weeks.
...moreSwedspan submits offer for French particleboard mill
(04 February 2010)
Swedspan Holding, a subsidiary of the Ikea group, has made an offer for the particleboard mill in Lure, belonging to the French company Isoroy.
...moreRaute receives order for plywood plant equipment
(04 February 2010)
Raute has received an order for a new plywood plant. The order is for almost all
...moreKlausner: 60% of creditors accepted exchange offer
(04 February 2010)
Klausner Holding Deutschland was able to carry through the planned conversion of its former €125m bond to a nominal value of
...moreWoodworking machinery Italy: Production plummeted by 48.3% in 2009
(04 February 2010)
Italian producers of woodworking machinery were facing a fall in production by 48.3% last year, according to preliminary information from
...moreOSB supply remains tight in Central Europe
(04 February 2010)
Unrelenting high demand, extended lead times, limited supply and rising prices continued to dominate Central European OSB markets as 2010 got underway.
...morePrices for packaging products are rising sharply
(04 February 2010)
At the end of January, buyers of packaging lumber were calculating with higher procurement prices than they had done in November/December.
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