Canadian News

Conifex extends same curtailment a second time, cites virus pandemic

VANCOUVER, B.C. - Canadian lumber giant Conifex has extended its temporary production curtailment at its sawmill in Mackenzie, British Columbia. The curtailment will last for four weeks to June 1.
 
This is the second extension of the same curtailment. On April 6, it announced a two-week restriction. On April 16, it added on two weeks, extending it to May 3.

Woodworking Industry News

SAMES Kremlin completes acquisition of Eisenmann Intec

MEYLAN, France - Paint and high-viscosity products provider SAMES Kremlin has finalized its strategic acquisition of bonding equipment specialist Eisenmann Intec. The news and naming of iNTEC SAMES Kremlin was announced early April by SAMES Kremlin and its parent firm EXEL. EXEL Industries signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the German-based Eisenmann Intec GmbH & Co. KG back in late December. The iNTEC site at Erftstadt, near Cologne, is being retained with all the staff in Germany and abroad. The primary market for iNTEC is automotive.

Woodworking Industry News

More oral histories published by American Home Furnishings HOF

HIGH POINT, N.C.— The American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame Foundation has published three more oral histories of Hall of Fame inductees Aminy I. Audi, CEO and chairman of L. & J.G. Stickley; John Bray, president of Vanguard Furniture Co.; and the late Bernard Castro, founder of Castro Convertibles. The Hall of Fame has now published 53 hardcover books and completed 66 oral interviews of industry leaders. Thirteen of those oral histories are in the process of being published as books, complete with photography, the organization said.