Irish sawmills have had to keep their cutting operations throttled back for months now due to a short supply of roundwood. As some customer requests cannot be catered to promptly from sawmills’ own output, quite a number of companies are importing sawn softwood from continental Europe. From the perspective of the ...
Irish sawmills must keep cutting throttled back
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