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    Canfor Temporarily Curtailing Production Capacity in BC

    ByClaude January 30, 2019July 13, 2026

    Vancouver, BC, Canada — Canfor Corporation has announced it will be temporarily curtailing operations at three British Columbia mills due to log supply constraints, log costs and current market conditions. Canfor’s sawmill in Vavenby will be curtailed for six weeks from February 11 to March 22, 2019. In addition, Canfor’s sawmills in Houston and Mackenzie…

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    Watchdog probes commodity discrimination by rail

    ByClaude January 30, 2019July 13, 2026

    The Canadian Press — A preliminary report from the Canadian Transportation Agency appears to confirm shippers’ complaints about a relatively high number of restrictions on commodities they tried to move by rail through the Vancouver area. Industry groups have accused Canada’s two largest rail companies of “discriminatory treatment” against some commodities, the report notes, highlighting…

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    Samsung ditching plastic packaging

    ByClaude January 30, 2019July 13, 2026

    Samsung Electronics has announced it will replace plastic packaging used for its bevy of products — from mobile phones and tablets to home appliances and wearables — with paper and other environmentally sustainable materials like recycled/bio-based plastics. Samsung will start making the switch in the first half of the year. The company aims to only…

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    Former Northern Peninsula mayor questions timber deal

    ByClaude January 30, 2019July 13, 2026

    CBC News — A former mayor and forestry operator on the of the Northern Peninsula, Nfld. has questions about Active Energy Company ‘s intentions. Leander Pilgrim, who served as the mayor of Main Brook for over 30 years, says the U.K. company has no experience in forestry management and will ruin the traditional way of…

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    Trade agreements key, Resolute

    ByClaude January 30, 2019July 14, 2026

    Representatives of Resolute Forest Products are asking Queen’s Park for help, as they battle with American producers for access to U.S. markets. In a news report published in Dryden Now, Resolute says they have $100 million in duty deposits sitting in Washington, and there’s still no agreement on softwood lumber. The last deal expired in…

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    Forest2Market predictions for global wood markets

    ByClaude January 30, 2019July 13, 2026

    Timberbiz — Forests2Market, which focuses primarily on the US and the American continent, has provided its predictions for 2019. The company is a provider of global timber pricing, cost benchmarks and in-depth analytics for participants in the wood raw materials supply chain. 1.Global pulp market will maintain strength China will continue to buy more pulp…

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    Forests for the Future—62nd NB/ARPFNB AGM

    ByClaude January 28, 2019July 13, 2026

    Registration is now available for the 62nd Industry Forum & Forest NB/ARPFNB AGM’s – “Forests for the Future.” Click Here The 2019 event will again be hosted at the Fredericton Convention Center with accommodations blocked for delegates at the Hilton Garden Inn. Registration remains open and preferred hotel rates are valid until March 8th, 2019…

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    Continental makes FORTUNE’S “World’s Most Admired Companies” List

    ByClaude January 28, 2019July 13, 2026

    For the third year in a row, the technology company Continental was honoured as one of FORTUNE magazine’s “World’s Most Admired Companies” for 2019, maintaining its spot in the Top 5 within its industry. Recognized for excellence in key areas like quality of products and management, social responsibility, people management, and innovation, Continental works tirelessly…

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    Bandit adds Pronar to lineup

    ByClaude January 28, 2019July 13, 2026

    Bandit Industries has announced that it will offer select trommel screens and conveyor stackers manufactured by Poland-based company, Pronar. Bandit will unveil and demonstrate the Model 60 GT-HD stacker and the Model 7.24 GT at the U.S. Composting Council’s Conference and Tradeshow in Glendale, AZ., from Jan. 28-31. “This partnership is very important for Bandit…

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    Logging contractor sustainability review completed

    ByClaude January 28, 2019July 13, 2026

    BC — As a result of the final phase of the logging contractor sustainability review, the ministry will amend the Timber Harvesting Contract and Subcontract Regulation to make forest-sector contractors and licensees more sustainable and competitive in the long term. Amending the regulation is the recommendation of former provincial premier Dan Miller, who facilitated the…

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