The Hardwood Federation has proposed several policies to the U.S. Senate regarding hardwood workers and companies hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A fire ripped through 84 Lumber's warehouse and 6.8-acre property last week, causing $1.5 million in damage.

State officials are looking into whether or not Maine-based Eldredge Lumber & Hardware is the source of a COVID-19 outbreak. Thirteen new cases have been linked back to the store.

Basic setup and maintenance are crucial to keeping complex edgebanders up and running.

Jay Moore president, Timber Products Inspection, has responded to the lawsuit and press release about Brazilian plywood.

The next Bluewater Wood Alliance Online Roundtable Covid-19 event will focus on best practices for health and safety.

The distribution of the notices are the result of a motion for preliminary injunction filed on June 5 by ten U.S. plywood companies who make up the U.S. Structural Plywood Integrity Coalition.

E-commerce furniture and home goods giant Wayfair saw profits dip nearly $1 billion over the year of 2019. Then came COVID-19 and everything changed.

A Washington cabinetmaking company has seen five employees test positive for COVID-19, prompting a temporary shutdown.

This nationwide, full-virtual conference July 27-30, 2020 is the first of its kind.