Compared with the previous month, production was up 13%.

Company commits to modernization and decarbonisation across 50 sites as past five-year spending exceeds Euro 500 million.

Combined with more than $200 million in federal support, the funding backs large-scale wildfire recovery, habitat projects and planting 53.8 million trees on public lands by 2027

Alan Haughie to retire after seven years, remaining as advisor through February 2027 to support annual report completion.

Index remains unchanged from previous week and falls just $1 from one month ago.

Japan and the United States were the largest destinations, accounting for about 25% and 23% of volume respectively.

Institutional investment, fast-growing Southern Yellow Pine and advanced sawmill technology are positioning the Southeast as a steady supplier for engineered structural products.

Price for wood pellets exported from Indonesia gained 4%.

Price for wood chips exported from Indonesia expanded 15%.

Single-family spending increased 1.4% in April while remodeling rose 0.4% and remained 7.5% higher year-on-year.

Exports of MDF panels from Turkey gained 1.1%.

China's construction crisis and higher logistics costs have cut shipments, while Russia's downgraded economic outlook limits domestic absorption of growing supply.

Compared with the previous month, production was down 7%.

Timber price declines may ease costs only with a lag and further closures are likely if the market doesn't improve.

The first compact store opened in Limoges at 3,000 m² and a second will open in Le Mans; the format offers more than a quarter of the IKEA range for immediate pick-up and will be located mainly in retail parks.

The official manufacturing purchasing managers index stood at 50.0 in May, down 0.3 points from April, while the composite PMI output index rose to 50.5.