Brown Wood Products has acquired the assets of Industrial Wood Products, a supplier of custom wood components to OEM manufacturers based in Windsor, Connecticut.

Brown Wood Products has acquired the assets of Industrial Wood Products, a supplier of custom wood components to OEM manufacturers based in Windsor, Connecticut.

Brown Wood Products has acquired the assets of Industrial Wood Products, a supplier of custom wood components to OEM manufacturers based in Windsor, Connecticut.

Cefla Finishing has partnered with Famis Inc., a distributor and manufacturer of industrial chemicals, coatings, and engineered finishing solutions throughout the Southeastern U.S., Caribbean, Central, and South America.

Cefla Finishing has partnered with Famis Inc., a distributor and manufacturer of industrial chemicals, coatings, and engineered finishing solutions throughout the Southeastern U.S., Caribbean, Central, and South America.

On June 17, 2022, a federal jury in Milwaukee found Man Wah liable for willful trade dress infringement, misappropriation of trade dress, false patent marking, and willful patent infringement related to Raffel's integrated illuminated cup holder for motion furniture.

On June 17, 2022, a federal jury in Milwaukee found Man Wah liable for willful trade dress infringement, misappropriation of trade dress, false patent marking, and willful patent infringement related to Raffel's integrated illuminated cup holder for motion furniture.

On June 17, 2022, a federal jury in Milwaukee found Man Wah liable for willful trade dress infringement, misappropriation of trade dress, false patent marking, and willful patent infringement related to Raffel's integrated illuminated cup holder for motion furniture.

On June 17, 2022, a federal jury in Milwaukee found Man Wah liable for willful trade dress infringement, misappropriation of trade dress, false patent marking, and willful patent infringement related to Raffel's integrated illuminated cup holder for motion furniture.

The Department of Energy recently awarded $39 million in grant funding to 18 universities and labs across the United States that are working to cut down the carbon footprint of various construction materials. The labs are trying to create replacements for things like concrete, wood, insulation, and paneling.