In the 31 years since I started working with the wooden pallet and hardwood lumber industries many conditions have changed dramatically. For many years, changes were gradual; now they can come fast and furious at times. ...
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Sometimes people end up running a business because they grew up in it. It’s what their father did, and maybe their grandfather, too. Others take a more circuitous route. Ken Wells, president of Custom...
The Pallet Enterprise, Pallet Profile Weekly, and Recycle Record are teaming together to conduct a Wage/Human Resources Survey of the wooden pallet and container industry. The last labor survey we conducted was in 2004. Because of the recent change in...
Since Baker Products introduced its first band resaw in 1988 at the Richmond Expo, the company has become a leader in the design and manufacture of thin-kerf wood processing equipment. Baker Products was founded by Ed...
As a kid, I remember going on camping trips with friends. One of my favorite activities was the competitive game of telling ghost stories and jokes. Every kid took turns trying to one-up what the others had done....
Okay, I admit it. The headline is a sham – sort of. Mainly, I’m just green with envy the way some companies are so ingenious about turning their promotional and marketing campaigns into eco-righteous enviro-ganzas. The...
BESSEMER, Alabama — From accountants to technology advisors to wedding planners, experts bridge the divide between the end and the means. They take care of the ancillary ‘must-do’ tasks so we can focus on our core enterprises. Coxco...
Many readers, especially those with a history in pallet recycling, have known and appreciated Jack Thornton for many years. In 2000, I had the pleasure of recognizing his positive...
Carbon footprints, or the measure of carbon emissions released by companies or individuals on a daily basis, have become another tool for verifying a business’s environmental friendliness. ...