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Now, you can keep up with the latest developments in the Hardwood Industry…both on the supplier side and in the marketplace. You know what's happening through news and articles about sawmills, plant expansions, start-ups, buyer profiles, and market trends in the major Hardwood purchasing areas. Special plant tour features give you Hardwood purchasing needs and production methods. You will have exclusive reports on all the major Hardwood association activities and meetings…both national and regional, plus special presentations on problems and new technology being developed and utilized in the Hardwood Industry.
From humble beginnings, ITL is proud that its lumber begins with its own timber resource. ITL owns and manages over 35,000 acres of prime timberlands located in the Northeastern United States. That’s also where ITL operates 10 sawmills and dry kiln facilities equipped with the latest technology. ITL’s people manage and harvest the trees, saw the lumber, and further maintain control at every stage from drying, grading, planing and packaging.
Each year ITL produces more than 200 million board feet of the finest oak, maple, cherry, poplar, ash and walnut, delivering it to their discerning customers in the USA and throughout the world.
For premium hardwoods, and just-in-time inventory, cultivate a relationship with a supplier who has over half of a century of experience and who understands where lumber comes from. To learn more about ITL, visit ITL’s web site at www.itlcorp.com.
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From humble beginnings, ITL is proud that its lumber begins with its own timber resource. ITL owns and manages over 35,000 acres of prime timberlands located in the Northeastern United States. That’s also where ITL operates 10 sawmills and dry kiln facilities equipped with the latest technology. ITL’s people manage and harvest the trees, saw the lumber, and further maintain control at every stage from drying, grading, planing and packaging.