Last month, President Trump announced that the administration is conducting a "major Tariff Investigation on Furniture" imports into the U.S. that will be completed in the next 50 days. He appears to have been referring to the ongoing Section 232 national security investigation into imports of lumber, timber, and derivative products. DHA supports the Section 232 investigation, which began in March.
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DHA eNews – Trump Announces Tariff Investigation Into Furniture
Decorative Hardwoods Association (formerly HPVA) eNews Volume XVIII, Issue XVII: Trump Announces Tariff Investigation Into Furniture | Trump Requests Expedited Review Of Reciprocal Tariffs | Forest Service Requests Comments On Roadless Rule | Vietnam Recalibrates Its Wood Products Export Strategy |
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Wood Trivia: Test Your Knowledge
Which U.S. states are losing the most land to wildfires?
Answer: Click on the link below to see a map of the states that are losing the most land to wildfires. States with the highest concentration of wildfires include, surprisingly, New Jersey.
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Roseburg Promotes Plywood In Consumer-Focused Video
DHA member Roseburg has teamed up with woodworking expert April Wilkerson. The resulting six-minute video, 36 Things to Know about Plywood, explains face grades, the differences between hardwood and softwood, common uses, and long-term maintenance.
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Canadian Veneer Manufacturer May Be Forced To Close
BC Veneer, a manufacturer of softwood veneer, may be forced to shut down due to a shortage of logs caused by government-imposed caps. The British Columbia manufacturer hasn't been able to secure the logs needed to keep operations running, as its log supplier on Vancouver Island has already reached its annual limit.
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