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Liberty Woods Facing Lacey Act Violation Allegations

Liberty Woods Facing Lacey Act Violation Allegations

Reston, VA, October 24, 2017—Global Witness has reported that Liberty Woods, the top importer of plywood in the U.S., is facing numerous allegations of indigenous rights violations, environmentally unsustainable logging, and illegal logging as a result of sourcing timber in Malaysia, according to the Hardwood, Plywood & Veneer Association.

AmericasMart Creates Lifeline Program to Help Disaster Victims

AmericasMart Creates Lifeline Program to Help Disaster Victims

Atlanta, GA, October 24, 2017 – The U.S. gift and home furnishings industry is responding to the essential needs of people affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and the California wildfires with Lifeline, a national program to fund food and water provisions organized by Gift For Life and AmericasMart Atlanta.

Georgia Governor Visits Aquafil's Italian Headquarters

Georgia Governor Visits Aquafil's Italian Headquarters

Cartersville, GA, October 24, 2017—On October 19th, Georgia governor Nathan Deal and his spouse Sandra, along with a delegation of the Georgia Department of Economic development led by Pat Wilson, visited Aquafil Headquarters in Arco, Italy.

NWFA Participates in Junior Achievement Career Fair

NWFA Participates in Junior Achievement Career Fair

St. Louis, October 24, 2017—The National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA) recently participated in the 2017 Junior Achievement Career Fair, sharing information on careers within the wood flooring industry with more than 2,200 students.

Mohawk to Continue Offering Discounted Terms on Carpet Products

Mohawk to Continue Offering Discounted Terms on Carpet Products

Calhoun, GA, October 20, 2017—Last week, as part of an announced price increase on residential and mainstreet carpet products, Mohawk announced that it would eliminate discounted terms on residential carpet products, if purchased on that basis, in lieu of a price increase.