WEMHÖNER positions MasterLine as a modular architecture for lacquering and direct/digital printing on MDF and panels, designed to integrate into existing lines and deliver repeatable quality.
Direth (Química Bosques S.A.) presents a wood fire-retardant concept focused on limiting flames and spread, with immersion/spray/brush application and a declared yield suitable for process control.
LUAN brings GRASS motion platforms—concealed slides, drawer systems and hinges—focused on repeatability, silence and long-term stability in cabinetry.
Smarter sorting, deeper decontamination and tuned formulations are making post-consumer fibre viable again—reshaping supply resilience for panel makers.
Mass timber construction is advancing as a technical alternative for lighter, faster buildings with lower embodied carbon.
Wood dowels are regaining relevance as a technical solution for clean, strong joints compatible with more efficient production processes.
Thanks to the use of drones, Argentina plans to plant more than 100,000 trees on 13 hectares Nature is one of the fundamental pillars of the Earth. Natural ecosystems fulfill essential functions and, due to human activity, accelerated degradation has occurred in many areas, putting the natural balance of the planet at risk. However, South America has taken a step forward in the reforestation of these lands. Thanks to an innovative method, Argentina is going to implement a system based on the use of drones to recover hundreds of kilometers of trees.
When a very strong wind, some trees bend without breaking and others fall. The key is in its natural aerodynamics: roots, flexibility of the trunk and shape of the crown. When a wind storm hits forests and cities, the scene can seem chaotic: some trees bend almost touching the ground and survive, while others snap like matches.
The Tree Cities of the World program distinguishes municipalities that manage trees with international standards. Every year Argentina adds more cities to this global network. Five Argentine cities are already part of an international network that rewards municipalities with the best urban tree policies. It recognizes municipalities that manage trees with international standards. Every year Argentina adds more cities to this global network.
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