Chemical testing is helping the timber industry verify origin, strengthen due diligence, and protect forests through science-backed traceability.

Join TDUK’s 2026 designTimber webinar series starting Feb 11. Gain essential CPD hours and explore award-winning timber projects

Q3 2025 UK timber imports show a slight increase but remain 2.1% behind 2024 levels. Softwood, hardwood, and engineered products show mixed results.

Xylotek dominates the 2025 Wood Awards, winning the Gold Award for the Natural History Museum’s Urban Nature Project and honors for Canada Water’s Rafter Walk.

Timber Development UK (TDUK) has unveiled a completely revamped Wood Campus, a cutting-edge online school offering over 60 flexible courses.

TDUK supports the timber industry with policy advocacy, innovation, and education, helping members navigate challenges and seize opportunities in 2025.

TDUK suggests that 2022 saw a substantial change in timber trading patterns, with significant volumes coming from China, Latvia, and the Republic of Ireland (ROI) to the UK