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Three of B.C.’s largest forest products players have slashed their lumber production for the next week or more in response to market volatility resulting from the evolving COVID-19 pandemic.
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In response to the COVID-19 outbreak and its impact on certain business markets, Rayonier Advanced Materials curtailed production at seven Canadian locations.
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In an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, FPAC president and CEO Derek Nighbor requested that Canada follow the U.S.’s lead and add forest products to its list of essential critical infrastructure workers.
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Logging contractors need forwarder tires that provide traction even in rugged terrain or challenging soil types. FORESTECH is a BKT bias steel-belted tire, suitable for forestry applications with forwarders. The strong bead and shoulder area ensure high puncture resistance as well as a longer tire life-cycle. As a result, you can deal with the most difficult operating conditions in the woods without sacrificing performance or operating costs. FORESTECH forwarder tires combine the following features in an affordable option:
• High puncture resistance
• Aggressive traction
• Heavy-duty service characteristics
» Find out more, including sizing and tech specs here.
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“We’ve gone from a strong economy in February and a strong housing market to a deep recession almost overnight." Read what the experts at Forest Economic Advisors are saying about the impacts of COVID-19 on the North American forest products markets.
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To celebrate International Women's Day this year, we are once again profiling Women in Forestry and sharing their stories, career advice and tips. Over the month of March we will be sharing all of our articles about women in the industry, gender diversity hiring practices and initiatives, and more!
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Declining demand and lower paper packaging, commodity paper and market pulp prices will be only partially offset by increasing wood product prices and modestly stronger demand for tissue, specialty paper and pulp, Moody’s expects.
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Starting in May 2020, innogy’s solar farm will supply an annual production of more than 45,000 MWh of carbon-free energy and environmental attributes to West Fraser.
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A Huu-ay-aht First Nations-owned limited partnership is buying a majority stake in Western Forest Products Tree Farm Licence 44 on Vancouver Island, and a 7 per cent stake in its Port Alberni, B.C., sawmill.
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