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Message
from the CEO
Brian Hawrysh, CEO
 These
are interesting times in our industry. Many of you are facing
business challenges that include shortages of raw materials
and labor, a high Canadian dollar and staying competitive
in our new global marketplace. However, during these difficult
times I find it encouraging to see the resilient and entrepreneurial
way you have responded to meet these challenges and move forward
in efforts to improve your businesses. It's the old adage
of "what can you do when someone hands you a lemon".
From
recent discussions with the Ministry of Forests, it is clear
that they too understand the challenges our industry faces
and the need for a healthy and productive value-added wood
products sector throughout the province. In response to this
need, the Ministry plans to announce a new program, targeting
small and medium sized firms, designed to improve the competitive
position of companies in our sector. This new program, coordinated
during the first year by BC Wood and Forintek, will expand
on their current market development and technology transfer
programs to include a broader range of business capacity building
services. We anticipate that by the next newsletter we will
be able to provide more information to you, with details on
how the program will be rolled out to industry.
In
the meantime, we are working very hard to ensure that the
upcoming Global Buyers Mission in Whistler will be an outstanding
event for our participating members. The international buyer
recruitment is going extremely well, with a huge percentage
of new buyers coming from not just our target markets, but
from all over the world. With the addition of the Architects/Designers
and Builder/Developer programs, we anticipate a very productive
session, with something for everyone.
We
also expect that our International Marketing Review and Annual
General Meeting, to be held in Whistler September 13th, will
be well supported by our members. This is a good opportunity
to get updates from our in-market representatives from China,
Europe, Japan and Korea and an overview of activities and
opportunities in all our target markets. As a member in good
standing, you will also have a chance to vote on your new
Board of Directors for the upcoming year.
I
look forward to seeing you there!
Brian
Hawrysh
BC
Wood RONA/Olympic Program
Roy Manion
Last
month, we sent out an announcement regarding BC Wood's partnering
with RONA to promote BC's value added wood products to the
2010 Olympic and related venues. As was stated in the announcement,
as an Olympic Sponsor, RONA has privileged access to Architects,
Specifiers, Engineers and Project Managers of the various
Olympic and related venues for building materials. By partnering
with BC Wood, RONA now has access to value added products
from throughout BC. This partnership is indeed a win-win for
both parties.
The
program is now well underway. Headed by Roy Manion, BC Wood's
Project Liaison Manager, BC Wood has teamed up with RONA for
two major presentations to industry, one at BC Wood's Langley
facility and the other at RONA's facilities in Vancouver.
Over 70 representatives from our industry attended the two
presentations. Those who attended learned about the opportunities
and mechanics of the program. Judging from the responses after
the presentations, they were very well received as many could
see opportunities for their respective companies.
Plans
are now underway for presentations to be held on Vancouver
Island, the Okanagan and the Interior. Announcements regarding
time and locations will be forthcoming in the next couple
of weeks. As this is a great opportunity for our industry
to showcase its products on a world stage, we hope you can
attend the presentation when it comes to your area.
As explained during the presentations, the venues we are currently
working on are: 2010 Commerce Centre being built in Robson
Square in downtown Vancouver, the BC Canada Pavilion in Beijing
for the 2008 Summer Olympics and the Willoughby Events and
Recreation Centre being built in Langley. All three venues
will showcase BC's value-added wood products. As soon as specs
are determined, Roy will be in touch with the members in the
applicable sectors.
For
those who have yet to hear the mechanics of the program, key
issues for industry when contacted for product for these venues,
are:
·
Quick response - within 48 hours (even if you can't quote
let us know)
· Prices must be competitive
· Product must be of good quality
· Delivery must be complete and on time
For
anyone wanting further information on the RONA / BC Wood Olympic
Program, please contact Roy Manion at BC Wood's office at
604-882-7100 or e-mail him at rmanion@bcwood.com.
Introduction
- Gary Tattrie
Gary Tattrie, Director Remanufactured & Engineered Wood
Products
 Greetings
& Hello!
I
have recently had the honor of being hired by BC Wood as the
new Director of two key membership sectors - Remanufactured
& Engineered Wood Products. Some of you already know me,
however, by looking at the contacts on our membership list,
many do not. Please let me introduce myself.
As
an employee, I bring to BC Wood a number of attributes including;
formal training - UBC Forestry graduate, Resource Management
& Commerce; a diversified business background - 30 years
in the sales, marketing, & product development of solid
wood products around the world; and perhaps most importantly,
motivation - an enthusiasm for the wood products business
and a strong work ethic.
I
know some of you from my time at BC Forest Products, Seaboard
Lumber Sales, Noranda Forest Sales, Tembec Forest Industries
- and others from my entrepreneurial days as Principal of
GW Tree, Inc. I have been a wholesaler, consultant and project
manager, which means I have a lot of experience in remanufacturing
and engineered wood products and practices - and now I am
bringing those skills to BC Wood members.
I
give you my unwavering commitment to assist you in whatever
way I can to make your business a success and your BC Wood
membership a positive, financial investment. I look forward
to setting up individual appointments to meet all of my sector
members/contacts, in person, by the end of this year at the
latest. Please feel free to contact me at any time at 604-882-7100
or by email at gtattrie@bcwood.com.
Report
on Asia-Pacific Trade Commissioners Mission Program
Randi
Walker
A
group of ten Trade Commissioners visited British Columbia
on a forestry/forest products company outreach & fact-finding
mission, hosted by Forestry Innovation Investment (FII) from
Sunday May 27th, to June 1st.
The
Canadian Trade Commissioner Service exists to promote Canada's
economic interests across all sectors in the global marketplace.
Trade Commissioners often serve as the frontline in fielding
in-market inquiries. Facilitating relationships and information
exchange with Trade Commissioners improves their effectiveness
in representing BC's forest sector in Asian markets.
BC
Wood has an excellent relationship and works closely with
many of these overseas posts and was pleased to organize tours
at Teal-Jones and Central Cedar. Our thanks to Mike Friesen
and Dick Jones at Teal Jones and Jim Fenton, Mike and Pat
Demens from Central Cedar for their interesting and informative
on-site tours.
Attendees included:
Venus Chen, Taipei, Taiwan
Sharan Fam, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Shirley Jiang, Beijing, China
Keith Kan, Shanghai, China
Dian Milasanti Martosoebroto, Jakarta, Indonesia
Tuy Dinh, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Viney Gupta, New Delhi, India
Pino Lee, Seoul, Korea
Akira Kajita, Tokyo, Japan
Celestina Leong, Brunei Darussalam
Later
that day, presentations from Wayne Iversen of COFI and Brian
Hawrysh of BC Wood, reviewed marketing and market access programs
being delivered in the attendees respective markets. This
was followed by a reception, which included many forest products
industry representatives and government officials from both
the Ministry of Forest and Economic Development.
For
more information on this year’s Japan programs, please
contact Jim Ivanoff at ivanoff@canadawood.jp
Easterm
European Trade Mission
Dave
Farley / Ludger Spohr
BC
Wood and member companies organized and participated in a
trade mission to Eastern Europe this July to explore the resort
housing market. Our goal was to research potential opportunities
in the Eastern European market for Canadian suppliers of high-end
pre-built housing in the resort market of Hungary and Croatia.
Hungary has been a member state of the EU since 2004, whereas
Croatia has applied for membership and hopes to join the EU
within the next few years.
Our
mission consisted of meetings and seminars with local architects,
builders, developers and timber importers. Many of the participants
had a strong background and understanding of Canadian building
technologies and showed interest in importing this style of
building to their home countries. In both Budapest Hungary
and Zagreb Croatia the Canadian Embassies provided great support
and organized 2 Canadian housing seminars, attracting over
70 building professionals at the events.
In
Hungary, the group found that European building codes and
standards are firmly entrenched and may pose a barrier to
the market. Local and municipal authorities have approval
status and have to give the final OK to each building system.
Nevertheless, there was significant interest in the products
we had to offer and a special affiliation between the groups
we met and Canada. In the 1950s, the entire Sopron School
of Forestry (students and faculty) relocated to Canada and
the UBC Faculty of Forestry in order to escape communism.
To this day, this relationship has created a strong link and
affection toward wood products from Canada. More importantly,
however, is that the interest in Canadian products also comes
with an understanding of Canadian building methods. CE standards
still need to be met and that may be a challenge for most
North American suppliers.
In
Croatia, the group discovered that there was much more of
a laissez-faire attitude towards the import of building materials
and housing kits. During the seminars we met with Croatian
builders who currently import building products from Canada
and are developing a number of single-family homes every year.
The highlight was a trip down to the beautiful Croatian coast
to meet with several developers and investors in the resort
hotel market. We toured several types of hotels, both detached
and non-detached units. In this region there is potential
for Canadian building and finished wood products as we discovered
a number of four and five start resorts being planned for
this area.
Some
of the key contacts made will travel to the GBM in Whistler
to follow up on the l discussions we had with building professionals
in these two promising countries. If you wish to discuss opportunities
in either of these countries, please contact either one of
us at dfarley@bcwood.com or lspohr@bcwood.com.
WSN
Inquiry System
David
Pao
As
we continue to work at improving the quality of inquiries
circulated on the WSN system, it is good to hear that some
real business is being generated offshore. However, it is
a work in progress and your support and feedback is appreciated.
Here
a few of the most recent inquiries on our system:
Inquiry
#7869
Market – Japan
Inquiry
Type – Remanufactured Products
Product Description/Details: Rough Pine Lumber, 16x120x4000,
21x120x4000
Quantity – 2-4(40ft) containers/yr
Inquiry
#7865
Market – Korea
Inquiry Type – Remanufactured Products
Product Description/Details:ACQ treated hemfir for decking28x140x3600,
21x120x3600, 15x95x3600 Quantity - Container 40ft.
Inquiry
#7864
Market – United States
Inquiry Type – Log homes
Product Description/Details:Looking for supplier of 8"x
2 1/2" log siding
Inquiry
#7858
Market – Japan
Inquiry Type – Remanufactured Products
Product Description/Details:Furniture cutstock, S2S, Lodgepole
Pine, 25 x 152, 33 x 152
Quantity – 2 Containers 40ft
For
more information on the WSN, please visit www.bcwood.com
or contact David Pao at dpao@bcwood.com
or 604-882-7100.
Upcoming
Shows and Events
August,
2007
Japan DIY Home Centre Show
Location: Chiba, Japan
September,
2007
BC Wood Global Buyers Mission
Location: Whistler, BC
October,
2007
Salon Maison Bois
Location: Angers, France
Interbuild
Location: Birmingham, UK
Pacific
Building Trade Expo AIA
Location: Honolulu, USA
Log
Home and Timber Home Show
Location: Concorde, USA
100%
Design Tokyo
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Nagoya
Architecture Expo
Location: Nagoya, Japan
Building
Component Manufacturers Conference
Location: Columbus, USA
Branchentag
Location: Cologne, Germany
Expo
Cihac
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
HCMC
Expo
Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
New
BC Wood Associate Members
Smart-tech
Building Solutions Inc.
Smart-tech
Building Solutions Inc. is a Distributor of 'Green' Modular
and Portable Buildings manufactured using Structural Insulated
Panel (SIP) technology. SIP buildings have numerous advantages
vs. traditional Concrete or Wood Framed structures including
higher Energy Efficiency, reduced Construction Time, Labour
and Cost, and offer superior Quality and Comfort. SIP structures
are used for both Residential and Commercial applications.
Brian
Leitch bmleitch@smart-techsolutions.com
Everest
TMI
Everest TMI Enterprises Ltd. Everest TMI Enterprises Ltd.
work on quality control, lumber recovery, log grading for
the custom cutting programs; and with manufactures of processing
supply material projects.
Wei Liu everesttmi@shaw.ca
Chinski
Information Management Ltd.
Chinski Information Management Ltd. offers proofreading, editing,
writing and indexing. The company has experience in a variety
of subject areas, both technical and non-technical. No document
is too small nor too large as our expertise ranges from one
page promotional pamphlets to mega consultant studies.
Don Chinski chinski@shaw.ca
BCIT
Announcement
BCIT's
new wood manufacturing program is designed to facilitate training
in your hometown, on your schedule, without having to leave
work. For more information on this innovative program, click
here or
contact Program Head John_McDonald@bcit.ca.
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Global
Buyers Mission 2007
Randi Walker
If
increased sales and global partnerships are on your wish list,
then the BC Wood Global Buyers Mission (GBM) is for you. Simply
put, this event is the most cost effective way to showcase
your product to a highly qualified group of local and international
industry professionals.
As
you know, the BC Wood Global Buyers Mission has developed
a reputation in international markets as one of the best events
to attend, for those looking for new sources of wood suppliers.
Why
should you attend?
Key
local and international decision makers in the wood industry
are on their way to Whistler to meet with BC's top manufacturers
of value-added wood products. They can and WILL be making
buying and partnering decisions with companies they meet at
GBM 2007. There is no better way to secure a one-on-one audience
with such a high profile group of this industry's global elite.
Architects
& Designers
Our
Architects & Designers Program addition this year has
been received well by the Architectural Institute of British
Columbia (AIBC) and the targeted Architects & Designers
we have invited.
Their
program will include seminars at the GBM and site tours of
some of Whistler's architectural marvels, all of which qualify
for AIBC/AIA Learning Units. This offers them, along with
invited Developers & Builders, an excellent opportunity
to find new sources of high quality, innovative and competitively
priced wood products - from you!
Extended
Mission Programs
In
addition to GBM 2007, our annual extended mission programs
continue to offer an unsurpassed opportunity for both the
buyers - to make direct contact with the manufacturers, and
the manufacturers - to build the important trust and relationships
necessary in these important markets. Our overall goal for
the 2007 GBM is to recruit 70% new buyers from our high target
markets in China, Japan, Korea, Europe and the US.
Interested?
You
should be! As you know, BC Wood has gathered these participants
as part of our ongoing commitment to increasing the sale of
BC wood products, both locally and throughout world.
Limited
Exhibit Space Available
Effective
today, we have sold 98% of our booth space. We encourage you
to contact Randi Walker at rwalker@bcwood.com
or by phone at 604-882-7100 immediately to secure booth space
at Canada's largest value-added trade event!
BC
Wood 2007 Annual General Meeting and Members Only Program
BC Wood will be holding our 2007 Annual General Meeting and
Members-Only Program on September 13th in Whistler, British
Columbia. All BC Wood members are encouraged to attend a special
half-day event incorporating our AGM activities, along with
some very special guest speakers and reports from our In-Market
Representatives.
The
program is designed to also give our Global Buyers Mission
exhibitors an opportunity to participate by scheduling the
program at the Whistler Conference Centre.
If
you would like to attend this special half-day program but
are not participating in the Global Buyers Mission, please
complete the attached registration form here
(Registration ensures we will reserve space for you at the
Luncheon and evening Welcome Reception).
US
Market Update
KBIS
- May 7 - 10, 2007
Randi Walker
For
the first time, BC Wood and members attended the Kitchen &
Bath Industry Show (K/BIS) in Las Vegas, May 7th to 10th.
The annual K/BIS event showcases the very latest products
and cutting-edge design ideas in the kitchen and bath industry.
This captivating event featured the largest array of product
displays and demonstrations, National Kitchen & Bath Association
(NKBA) professional development courses, NKBA keynote speeches,
interactive roundtable sessions and the opportunity to network
with thousands of industry professionals.
The
forum for dealers, designers, architects, distributors, retailers,
home centers and many other kitchen and bath professionals,
K/BIS is the world's largest international trade event dedicated
to the kitchen and bath industry. K/BIS 2007 brought together
over 900 companies exhibiting their products and more than
40,000 national and international industry professionals.
BC
Wood members included Merit Kitchens, Norelco Cabinets, STOR-X
Organizing Systems and Nickels Custom Cabinetry. Norelco also
had their kitchen in the exciting NextGen "Market Trends"
Home Experience, featuring the latest trends in kitchen and
bath design in a real home. Some of the biggest names in the
industry debut their latest products as part of the "must
see" presentation.
Norelco,
STOR-X and Nickels shared floor time in BC Wood's beautiful
new multi-panel LCD display, each using a professional, custom
designed video presentation.
K/BIS
2008 will be held at McCormick Place in Chicago, April 11th
to 13th, 2008.
AWFS
Fair 2007 (Association of Woodworking & Furnishing Suppliers)
David Pao
BC
Wood has just finished exhibiting at the largest ever AWFS
Fair in Las Vegas, Nevada. From July 18-21, the Association
of Woodworking & Furnishing Suppliers marked its 50th
anniversary at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Over 850 exhibitors
took space in both the North and South halls demonstrating
woodworking machinery and tooling, hardware products, panel
and board products, wood components, software, and other technologies
related to the woodworking industries.
At
the show, BC Wood shared an exhibit with member companies
promoting products and companies to participants. There was
a consistent, strong interest for hardwood lumber and wood
veneer products that would be further processed in the cabinet
and furniture manufacturing industry. Over the four-day show,
participants approached staff from BC Wood and member companies
inquiring about ways to find new, alternative sources of wood
products. Participants included key distributors and wholesalers
of wood products going into finished wood products like furniture,
doors, windows, and millwork. Also present at the show were
many cabinet manufacturers looking for new sources and species
of high quality veneer products.
BC
Wood used the new four-screen LCD display to highlight member
companies at the show. Attendees and exhibitors all commented
on how visually striking and attractive our booth looked.
By the end of the week, BC Wood and participating members
had collected many good contacts and potential sales leads.
"It
was a very good show and we got some very good exposure into
the Southern California, Utah, and Arizona markets. We had
some good opportunities to connect with current and new customers
and are excited about attending next year" - Tony Pistilli,
Sales Carlwood Lumber.
For
more information about this show, please contact David Pao
at dpao@bcwood.com or 604-882-7100.
Japan
Market Update
Jim
Ivanoff
Japanese
Importers Eager to find Canadian Suppliers
Recently
I have been visiting many clients to invite them to the upcoming
GBM and have been pleasantly surprised by the great interest
in BC lumber products. While the continuing strength of the
Canadian dollar is a major concern for BC exporters, the Euro's
climb has been even more dramatic. In general, many importers
"gave up" on Canada years ago thanks to the aggressive
sales efforts of the Europeans and their promise of higher
quality products. However, these are the same companies that
are now suffering because of the Euro and they are once again
eager to look for Canadian suppliers.
Over
the past ten years, as Japan shifted to European suppliers,
the market here has changed dramatically. For example, Japan's
wood manufacturing industry has seen a hollowing out and most
importers prefer to carry products that do not require any
further processing in Japan. This was aided by the European
ability to supply Japanese sizes and levels of quality so
that finished products could be imported with confidence.
Thanks to the strong Euro though, Japanese importers are very
interested in looking at Canadian companies that are able
to provide these products.
Conversely,
with the recent weakness of the Yen, Japanese wood manufacturers
have become more competitive on labour costs. As a result,
some companies have expressed an interest in rough lumber
from Canada that can be finished in Japan. With renewed interest
in both finished and semi-finished products, Canadian companies
have a unique window of opportunity to retake some of the
Japanese market that was lost to Europe.
In
addition to the strong Euro, the Russian log export tax has
many in the industry here looking for long-term supply solutions.
The Nikkei Newspaper recently reported that Sumitomo Corporation
will expand its milling operations in Russia by 2009 and expects
to be processing 700,000m3 there by that time. Meanwhile Sojitz
Corp is studying whether or not North American companies can
supply logs cut to 4m in order to meet the needs of Japanese
plywood manufacturers.
Of
course Russia is hoping that Japanese companies will choose
to invest in new mills there but this is a risky proposition
from the Japanese point of view. The fact that the Russian
government forced Mitsui and Mitsubishi out of the Sakhalin
2 natural gas project once they completed major investments,
does not give Japanese companies much faith in dealing with
Russia. All of these factors give importers the incentive
to look for new stable sources of wood products and Canada
is once again on their minds.
To
take advantage of this opportunity we are offering members
several programs this fiscal year. The first one being the
Japan Home Show in November for which the application deadline
is looming. The other will be a remanufactured wood products
mission that will specifically target current importers of
European wood products. Also, please keep an eye on the WSN
as we have received many inquiries from companies trying to
find new suppliers right away.
For
more information and pricing of this year's Japan trade show
program, please contact Jim Ivanoff (BC Wood Japan Program
Manager) by e-mail at ivanoff@canadawood.jp.
Market
Intelligence Available for BC Wood Members
In
the past year, BC Wood has contracted numerous studies on
behalf of our members, to improve your knowledge and understanding
of many issues relating to market access and market development
in our target markets. Shortly, the following studies and
reports will be available for you to download from our Members-Only
website:
Market
Study of Cabinet Opportunities in Resort Communities of North
Eastern California
Opportunities were investigated around Lake Tahoe in the state
of Nevada and California. Located in the Sierra Nevada mountain
range, Lake Tahoe straddles California's eastern and Nevada's
western state. The ski resort town of Mammoth Lakes, also
located in the Sierra Nevada mountain range of eastern California,
was investigated. It is located 325 miles northeast of Los
Angeles and 325 miles east of San Francisco.
The
Status and Potential of the Coastal Secondary Wood Products
Industry
During the last five to ten years, much of the coastal secondary
wood products industry has experienced a significant shift
in scale and business focus. This has created numerous challenges
for the secondary industry but, at the same time, some new
opportunities have arisen.
European
Log Building Export Guide: Market Focus on France
BC log and timber buildings markets, in order of volume have
been and continue to be USA, Canada, Japan and Europe, with
the large majority (approximately 80%) USA. The strengthening
Canadian currency, or more properly, the weakening US currency,
has increased the challenge of competing in all markets. This
is also true of the European market.
A
Report on the Japanese F**** Rating Process for Value-Added
Wood Products
After the Kobe earthquake in 1995, the Japanese Government
introduced a series of changes to improve the integrity of
homes constructed in that country. Part of the changes included
a rating system to ensure the interior environment of residential
housing in that country called F****. The F**** rating system
covers much more than interior air quality and is not targeted
at any particular product or building system. However, it
is the interior air quality provision that concerns BC value-added
wood processors and is reported upon in this report, specifically
the area of formaldehyde emissions.
Comparing
Factors of Production in the Furniture Industry of the Pacific
Northwest
This study will discuss a number of important factors of production
in the furniture manufacturing sector of the PNW and how they
compare between states and provinces. Although the focus of
this discussion will largely be on labour costs, the study
will also include a brief discussion of other cost drivers
such as taxes, utilities, business insurance, raw materials,
financing, regulation, and training.
A
Report on Market Access Barriers in the US, Japan, Korea,
China and the European Union
This report provides details of market access issues to a
number of markets important to BC Wood members in the US,
Japan, China, Korea and the EU.
In these markets the key issues are directed to making residential
structures safer and healthier and providing definitive guidelines
for manufacturers who want to sell their products to consumers.
Analysis
of Market Segments in Industrial End-Users in China
The objective of this study is to provide a detailed overview
and analysis of the uses of nonstructural lumber in Chinese
industry sub-sectors, including furniture, giftware and interior
finishing products. The information gathered will bench-mark
the current state of these industry sub-sectors. As well it
will provide B.C.'s lumber remanufactures with a guide to
the opportunities that are available within these sub-sectors.
An
Investigation of the Green Building Market in the State of
California and its Relevance to the BC Cabinet Industry
This paper provides a discussion on the market potential for
green cabinets, in the California market place. This market
is significantly driven by the green building movement but
also by the healthy housing movement, which is primarily concerned
with indoor air quality.
Market
Opportunity for the Log Home and Timber Frame Sector in the
Carolinas
This report focuses on the market potential for the log home
and timber frame sector in the western region of North Carolina,
an area known for its mountain lifestyle and affluent residents.
Western North Carolina, a 23-county region that covers 10,000
square miles, is within a one day's drive of half of the entire
United States' population of almost 300 million people.
The
Market for Canadian Industrial Lumber in Japan: An Analysis
of Market Segments in Industrial End-Users
The Japanese industrial lumber market has been going through
significant changes for the past five years. While the Japanese
economy has finally recovered from the collapse of the "bubble
economy" in 1991, several trends have continued to shrink
this market.
Secondary
Manufacturing of Solid Wood Products in British Columbia:
2006 Structure, Economic Contribution and Changes Since 1990
This report presents the results of a 2006 survey of the BC
secondary manufacturing wood industry. The survey gathered
operational, employment, production, marketing and financial
information on eight defined product groups of business types,
with supplemental information added for a ninth, firms producing
panelboards.
Market
Opportunities for Cabinets and Millwork in the I5 Corridor
This market study is a guide to help BC manufacturers of finished
wood products, cabinets, and millwork products to increase
their ability to get their products into the I5 corridor region.
Got
Something to Say?
If
you have any questions, comments, or would like to contribute
to BC Wood News On-line, please contact David
Pao at:
BC
Wood
#200 - 9292, 200th Street
Langley, BC
Phone: (604) 882-7100
Fax: (604) 882-7300
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