The IFP Solid Wood Products Division is pleased to announce a strategic addition to the company with the opening of a dedicated Solid Wood Products office in Shanghai. Read more
US forest products group International Forest Products Corp. is to run its European lumber and panel operation from the UK, the company confirmed. TTJ (Timber Trades Journal) Read more
Plenty of mega-rich philanthropists are happy just writing checks. But Myra Kraft is forging a whole new form of engaged giving. Read more
At their annual agents’ dinner, Catalyst Paper, one of British Columbia’s largest forest products companies, named International Forest Products Corporation (IFP) their agent of the year for their work in developing bleached kraft pulp sales in Thailand. Read more
International Forest Products Corporation (IFP) of Foxborough, Mass. has moved up 55 positions in the past four years and now ranks 45th on the list of the Top 100 Exporters for 2005 by the Journal of Commerce. They are the only Massachusetts-based company to make the Top 100 list. The rankings are based on containerized shipments. Read more
The International Forest Products Co., which uses ports all along the East Coast, boosted its shipments out of Boston by 50 percent last year largely because of the China route, said President Dan Kraft. Read more
International Forest Products Corp. (IFP) of Foxboro, Massachusetts is pleased to announce that Mr. Terry MacEachen has joined the company as Vice President - Pulp Sales, effective January 16, 2006. Read more
I am very pleased to announce the hiring of Steve Maneri as Sales Manager – US North East for the Solid Wood Products group. Read more
Terrace Lumber Company (TLC) today announced the start-up of operations for its recently acquired mill in Terrace, BC which had been closed since 2001. Formerly owned by Skeena Cellulose (New Skeena), the mill will employ 70 people utilizing world-class fibre from suppliers throughout the North Coast Region, especially First Nations partners. Read more
Dan Kraft, president of International Forest Products of Foxborough, which exports waste paper from several North American ports, said the direct service to China helped persuade the company to make additional investments in Southern New England, including buying two plants for packaging the material. Read more