As summer weather finally starts to heat up the east coast, manual laborers across the country prepare for the changing work conditions. While not everyone aspires to work in an office environment, air conditioning and indoor temperature control is a luxury that many Millwood team members don't have.
With high school graduation around the corner, many students may be wondering the overwhelming but inevitable question: What's next?
Have you heard about the hardwood market struggles? The delicate balance between supply and demand is facing challenges that pallet suppliers across the U.S. are fighting to overcome.
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Millwood, Inc. has always been loyal to its roots in Christian ministry, and continues to incorporate Biblical teachings into everyday operations. While normally we prefer to display our Christian identity with quiet humility, on this National Day of Prayer we'd like to share our faith and fellowship with our readers.
Millwood team members all across the country celebrated Earth Day this Sunday. Some helped their children with school projects, others tried their hands at gardening, a few cleaned up their local parks but almost all took the opportunity to spend the day in nature!
After a week of meeting potential customers, visiting with vendors and catching up on industry news the Millwood team has returned home from their trip to Atlanta.
Wonder how Millwood does it, year after year? Here are the golden rules of the trade show business:
Because of the complexity of supply chains, it is easy to lose sight of a single pallet. Unfortunately, the occasional disappearance of a single pallet can cost the pallet industry millions over the course of time. In fact, many pallets, especiallyplastic pallets, become absorbed into the pallet black market.
Wood is generally separated into two categories:hardwood and softwood.But why is balsa wood, one of the softest woods of all, considered a hardwood? Why is a yew tree classified as softwood even though it’s much harder than many hardwoods?
