An artificial intelligence application developed by Metsä Group and CollectiveCrunch for detecting insect damage in forests has won the Quality Innovation Award in a competition organised by the Finnish Quality Association, Excellence Finland. Source: Timberbiz Metsä Group’s Future Sa
The new global body bringing together some of the world’s leading sustainable forestry companies has welcomed a new member. Source: Timberbiz The International Sustainable Forestry Coalition (ISFC) formally launched during New York Climate Week and released a hard copy of its Position
OneFortyOne is keeping a local Christmas tradition alive, giving away free Christmas trees this December. General Manager Green Triangle Forests Deon Kriek said the radiata pines are thinned from different parts of the OneFortyOne estate. Source: Timberbiz “The trees we give away are
With the native timber industry to close in Victoria at the end of the month Gippsland East Nationals MP, Tim Bull, has blasted the Labor State Government for its inexcusable treatment of timber families. Source: Timberbiz “As it sits, we have four weeks until the closure and the gove
HIF Global, a world leading eFuels company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Forico, Tasmania’s largest private forestry manager, to support development of Australia’s first eFuels production facility. Source: Timberbiz The collaboration anticipates utilisation of a site a
Forest & Wood Products Australia (FWPA) announced the launch of the Softwood Timber Market Index (TMI) to further support planning, growth and investment across the industry. Source: Timberbiz The Timber Market Index is a representative directory of historic price movements for di
The Victorian Government has reiterated its claims to action on climate change and achieving a net-zero future with this week’s legislative amendments to update targets and lock in emissions reduction goals. Source: Timberbiz To achieve these goals the state must embrace and not turn
Another year on, post Covid, waiting, change of Premier still waiting, shuffling portfolios, still waiting, phone calls and emails falling on deaf ears. The Labor Party has failed once again at arriving at a fair and equitable outcome for hardwood logging contractors who are strugglin
Four weeks. That’s all the native timber industry in Victoria and Western Australia has left. In WA, mills have been closing with alarming regularity. In Victoria it’s no better. Italia d’Antonio from North East Logging in Acheron, not far from Alexandra, about 130km northeast of Melb