Western Forest Products to temporarily reduce lumber production levels in December
The Vancouver-based forest products company says the reduction will amount to about 200 million fewer board feet.The reduction will be spread across its B.C. manufacturing business throughout December, but will not interrupt remanufacturing or shipping operations.
Lumber production at the impacted sites will resume in January 2023 and the company says it will keep evaluating market conditions to balance production and demand.Sign up for our newsletter to get breaking news and daily digests sent to your email.Western has a lumber capacity in excess of one billion board feet from seven sawmills and operates four remanufacturing facilities and two glulam manufacturing facilities.
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