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Plywood “miles and more”

January 15, 2021. – Airlines are having hard times. The last happy landings were in March 2020, and most of the planes have been on ground ever since. No “bonus”

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Ramping up supply chain

January 8, 2021. – The vaccine market is hot. Every nation in the world is craving for the covid vaccinations. At the same time, each country is unhappy with the

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What a year

December 18, 2020. – Seasoned people in the industry remember autumn 2008. After September and Lehman Brothers the plywood orders started to vanish steadily month by month. There were no

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Who’s responsible for quality?

December 11, 2020. – Everyone of us has done sloppy work. Subconsciously one might have acknowledged that his or her work can lead to further questions, requests, or investigation. In

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Plywood for Christmas

December 4, 2020. – Logistics hubs and delivery centers are stuffed with small parcels. Buying goes online at an increasing speed. Instead of fetching their supplies from brick-and-mortar stores, Covid-era

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Time pressure is your offline friend

November 27, 2020. – This year the majority of customer negotiations has been online. It feels modern and effective and saves plenty of travel. But it is not quite like

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Weather is back in business

November 20, 2020. – The autumn rains have reached us in many locations. It makes me wonder if we are heading to a similar winter season as last year. In

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Time to agree

November 13, 2020. – In late autumn, companies usually plan the new fiscal year. For sales people it is also a time to renew plywood supply contracts. The main elements

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OSB vs. plywood

November 6, 2020. – Traditionally, OSB (oriented strand board) and softwood plywood have been compared to each other in many use cases. The more frequent storms and hurricanes have increased

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