Who We Are
For the past seven years, Forest2Market, Inc. (F2M) has delivered
unprecedented value through its set of proprietary products and services. All F2M market data
services are unique – and not available anywhere else. From our industry-leading price
benchmarks and databases - that have become the industry standard - to our customized business
solutions, we are the leading provider of market information for the forest products
industry. Our unique knowledge, coupled with industry expertise and third-party independence,
allows F2M to understand the needs of our clients and proactively help them make better business
decisions.
What We Do 4 You
Forest2Market business solutions are perfectly tailored to
suit your needs. Whether you are a private timberland owner, a pension fund invested in
timberland or represent a large forest products company, F2M delivers customized business
solutions.
A private landowner needs local timber prices, updated daily, and clicks on the
F2M on-line timber price service to find constantly updated timber prices relevant to his or her
market.
A forest products company subscribes to the
F2M FOB Delivered Wood Cost Benchmark to understand its wood costs compared to its
competitors – it is the only product of its kind, available only from F2M.
A timberland investor assesses risk by subscribing to the
F2M 4Cast, which projects local timber prices with changing mill consumption patterns
for the next 18 months.
The largest forest products company calls on Forest2Market to provide turnkey
market and timber resource assessments for multiple sawmill acquisitions.
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April 8, 2008
Despite the slowing national economy, pulpwood prices in coastal South Carolina have been resilient because of decreased lumber production and increased exports, an expert in the forest products industry said Tuesday. ...
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March 31, 2008
Despite the slowing housing market and subsequent downturn afflicting lumber mills, forests in the Pacific Northwest remain a valuable resource with important products that are still in demand, an expert in the forest industry said Monday. ...
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