
Targets efficient lime recausticizing with optimized energy consumption and operational costs.

Targets efficient lime recausticizing with optimized energy consumption and operational costs.

Investment replaces fossil fuels with bioenergy, reducing annual CO2 output by 113,000 tonnes.

Facilities represent hundreds of millions in investment and potential for 300 jobs, converting wildfire-damaged wood to clean energy.

The Florida-based acquisition adds Mill-Rite’s architectural millwork and casework capacity to Adams Group’s vertically integrated production network.

Agreement enters into force on December 31, 2025 after regulatory approvals and includes reciprocal wood supply and ownership changes.

Holstein facility expansion is the largest in company's history and enhances production capacity for architectural wood doors.

North American mills face tariffs and closures, Europe postpones new deforestation rules, and Russia’s forest sector enters a structural crisis.

The facility will install a new measuring frame and advanced systems to improve log measurement and sorting efficiency by summer 2026.

Leader of Russia’s largest forest industry company warns of a coming wave of bankruptcies.

Shutdown from December 22 to January 9 responds to soft demand and a 45% duty on Canadian lumber.

Facility overhaul to switch fuel source and cut annual CO2 emissions by roughly 70%

Solid sorbent pilot unit at Alberta pulp mill will gather operational data to support future commercial-scale carbon capture assessment.

The world's first commercial-scale wood-to-chemicals plant targets 220,000-tonne annual output upon full operation.

Modernization aims to enhance moisture profile uniformity and operational runnability across three Chinese mills.

Western Forest Products adds two continuous dry kilns in Chemainus; Island TimberFrame expands timber-frame production in Cumberland.

Brazilian unit's $490 million investment raises annual output from 100,000 to 440,000 tonnes for hygiene products.

Enhances product mix with facial tissue, towel, napkin and toilet paper production.

The shutdown, affecting 189 employees, follows concluded arbitration and will take effect 31 December 2025.

The 52-day project increases production capacity by at least 15% through new forming and pressing technology.

New production facility aims to build a Special Administrative Region with world-class wood processing technology.