RazorGage, a supplier of automated positioning and cutting products, has officially launched its new logo as part of a new branding initiative. The company says the refreshed logo reflects the company’s evolution, innovation, and commitment to designing industrial-grade machinery that is "intuitive to use yet is constantly evolving to meet the needs of the customer."

New residential furniture orders rose 13% in July, compared to the same period in 2024, according to the September issue of Furniture Insights. New orders also rose compared to the month prior, up 6% over June figures, according to Mark Laferriere, assurance partner at Smith Leonard.

Landforce, a nonprofit combining environmental stewardship with workforce development, opened "The Mill," a 10,000-square-foot facility that transforms Pittsburgh’s fallen and salvaged trees into high-quality lumber, pallet parts, tree stakes, and biochar.

Charter Industries LLC, a Michigan-based manufacturer of edgebanding and other products for the furniture and other industries, has been sold to another private equity firm.

On Wednesday, October 1, the Cabinet Makers Association (CMA) kicked off its CMA 2025 National Conference by revealing the winners of the 15th annual Wood Diamonds Awards contest.

On Oct. 1, 2025, nine presidents and CEOs representing American manufacturers of hardwood plywood, engineered wood flooring, and hardwood veneer asked President Trump to add their products to the recently announced Section 232 tariffs on wood products.

The company manufacturers its products using hardwoods, heavy-gauge steel, and premium powder-coated finishes.

Castaly Machinery will emphasize its wide and diverse range of machinery at Wood Pro Expo Lancaster, October 23-24 at Spooky Nook Sports.

Implementing a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) has become a best practice for kitchen cabinet manufacturers seeking to modernize operations. An MES is the digital bridge between designing cabinets using CAD/CAM software and delivering information to business planning systems, such as ERP. In other words, it fills the gap between the drawing board and the boardroom, ensuring that what gets designed in theory is executed efficiently on the shop floor.