American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) returns to Interzum (Hall 5.2, Stand H010-J011) and presents its innovative approach to the communication of American hardwoods with a 370-square-metre stand, together with a total of 29 exhibiting companies, the highest number ever. Visitors can receive information on a wide range of US hardwoods, their environmental advantages and special features. To perfectly illustrate the wide range of species, AHEC “…is pleased to officially launch the German edition of the Guide to Sustainable US Hardwoods at the trade fair”.
“At interzum 2023, AHEC will further highlight the environmental strengths of the American hardwood resource by presenting various tools to verify its sustainability. The stand will explain the main messages driving demand for American hardwoods, as well as showcase examples of a number of past applications and projects that demonstrate the potential of these woods.”
Several US companies will be showcasing new products and projects in a joint presentation with AHEC: Abenaki Timber Corp, The Baillie Group, Banks Hardwoods, Boss Lumber, Buchanan Hardwoods Inc, Classic American Hardwoods, Inc, Cole Hardwood, Component Solutions, Cummings Lumber, Harold White Lumber, Inc, Hardwood States Export Group, Hermitage Hardwood, HHP, Inc, Kamps Hardwoods, Kendrick Forest Products, Kennebec Lumber Company, MacDonald & Owen Lumber Company, Midwest Hardwood Company, Missouri Walnut LLC, Penn-Sylvan International Hardwoods, Robinson Lumber Company, Ron Jones Hardwood, Emporium Hardwoods/Rossi Group/Bradford Forest, Roy Anderson Lumber Co. Turman Lumber Salem/Turman Tye River, Wheeland Lumber Company.
GUIDE TO SUSTAINABLE AMERICAN HARDWOODS
With the Guide to Sustainable American Hardwoods, AHEC has combined its species and classification guides into a single publication, complete with richly illustrated case studies. The aim is to provide a publication that ‘informs, educates and inspires’ and meets the needs of a wide audience, from timber merchants to end users to designers.
“The 100-page publication reflects the international market’s growing concern about the environment and the climate crisis and focuses on the sustainability and legality of American hardwoods. In addition to detailed technical performance data, the species section presents the most interesting projects in the respective wood.
The guide is available in several languages. The guide can be downloaded at this link and hard copies can be ordered at this link’.
