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Another month has passed, COVID 19 is still with us, and some states are talking about soft openings at this point. Time will tell what…
These are certainly extraordinary times. Chances are your valuable employees are experiencing more anxiety at home and on the job. Like most companies, we are…
I don’t think anyone could have imagined the current situation of the market coming into 2020, what a roller coaster it has been so far.
These are certainly extraordinary times. With the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Department of Labor both saying that the forest products industry is an…
Spanish Cedar has a long history of use in our market, from the cigar craze for boxes, to interior and exterior millwork, shutters and blinds…
In case you haven’t noticed, the vast majority of your customers, suppliers, colleagues, and others are all using social media in one form or another.…
If you have spent time in the hardwood lumber industry you are most likely aware that there have always been ebbs and flows in both…
The hardwood sawmill business is constantly changing. Whether it be ebbs and flows in logs or changes in the labor supply, it seems no two…
Sapele has taken over as the primary mahogany species used in the US market. In the past it was Genuine Mahogany and African Mahogany before…
Is leadership an innate quality or something that can be taught and learned? The answer is probably a mixed one. Some individuals seem destined for…
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In their efforts to close deals and keep loyal customers happy, many companies sometimes lose focus on the power and value of their brand. But…
Besides being one of the most popular hardwood lumber species, Hard Maple also has a large variety of uses. From furniture, to cabinets, to stairs,…
Where do new, innovative ideas for business come from? Often, it falls to the business owner or leader to generate a fresh approach or come…
Red Grandis is a plantation grown species. Grown in the North Western part of Uruguay, Red Grandis is 100% FSC certified and the supplier does…
