Actualités de la filière bois de Italie

The project will develop and pilot tools for recycled material uptake, reuse and take-back models, integration of agricultural residues and improved traceability across eight European countries.

The primary woodworking machinery sector has been hit harder by the downturn than the secondary segment that supplies machinery for further processing.

Project replaces cast-iron Yankee dryer with new-generation steel unit to reduce energy use.

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.

Exports fell 6.6%.

Installation marks a step forward in scanning precision and log recovery optimization

Recapitalised group splits into three independent companies with no replacement for group CEO role.

Marco Bertola continues as Global CEO as new ownership promises greater R&D investment and market expansion.

New Oceano sawmill aims for 35,000 m3 monthly output once fully operational.

New PM2 expands production capacity with advanced drying and automation systems.

Coalition represents 1,500 companies and Euro 120 billion in annual turnover across seven European trade associations.

Company enters forbearance agreement with over 70% of noteholders as European paper industry faces structural demand decline.

Producer cites rising production and raw material costs for the across-the-range increase.

New Oklahoma facility adds 1 million ft2 of buildings with automated warehouse and TAD technology.

Asia accounts for more than 90% of Chile’s bleached softwood kraft pulp shipments.

Exports total Euro 1.458 billion, domestic sales Euro 710 million, and imports Euro 240 million, Acimall reports.

Shipments to China account for 98% of total export volume.

New Lombardy site will triple annual production capacity to 1.5 million pallets with major industrial investments starting March 2026.

Enhances product mix with facial tissue, towel, napkin and toilet paper production.

Targets increased post-press dryness and energy savings through comprehensive machine modernization.

Production continues as debt freeze supports search for business continuity and job preservation.

The start-up of the new machine is scheduled for Q2 2028.

Upon completion of the transaction, Multiply Group will hold 60.8% of ISEM, while Peninsula Capital and minority investors will own the remaining 39.2%.

Eumabois appointment of three new board members: Tomas Nieciag (DROMA, Poland), Antoine Vernez (HBT, Switzerland) and Mustafa Sabri Erol (AIMSAD, Turkey).

Planned to start up by March 2026, this new pivotal project aims to support the area in achieving energy consumption reduction, marking a strong, tangible commitment to a greener future.