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Read the July 2013 issues of pallet enterprise
Idea Box: Do?s and Don?ts of Using Twitter
July, 1, 2013
Social media platforms have become a large part of marketing efforts and information sharing in the business world. Twitter is one of the most popular social media venues, probably...
Letter to the Editor
July, 1, 2013
Hello Dr. Brindley, I want to take a brief minute to drop you a line to say “Well Said” and “Amen” with respect to your message (June PE Letter...
Market Update: Are We There Yet? Looking for the bottom of the softwood market
July, 1, 2013
Back in December, the western softwood grade market began to see some surprising trends. There was upward pressure on upper grade material. The trend befuddled even the savviest...
Pallet People
July, 1, 2013
Froedge Machine & Supply recently hired Kevin Corder as director of business development. Corder’s main role will be to advance Froedge’s sales and marketing program. His experience will be...
Pallet People
July, 1, 2013
Since before we started publishing the Pallet Enterprise, the East Coast Forest Products Expo has been the leading trade show that focuses heavily on the wooden pallet industry. Many...
Supplier Spotlight: Profile Technology Helps Customers Maximize Machine Performance
July, 1, 2013
Profile Technology offers cutting tools produced specific to customers’ individual application needs, custom-engineered cutter heads, saw blades and technical design and assistance. In addition, the company headquartered in St. Louis...
Thinking Ahead?Letter from Chaille: Lamenting What Could Have Been ? The Downfall of iGPS
July, 1, 2013
Just imagine what you could do with almost $600 million dollars. Ok, now that you have picked yourself up off the floor, that is about the amount of money...
You Said It:
July, 1, 2013
John Lucy is the president of Clary Lumber, a cut stock and specialty hardwood pallet manufacturer in Gaston, N.C. Pallet Enterprise: What is the hardest challenge your company faces...
