what is scope for plywood business in todays market?
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not very good. the osb market is expected to increase over the next several years pushing out plywood.  plywood manufactures are going to have to up grade to more modern equipment in order to stay in business.  most plywood co's will have to go to nich markets that osb can not compete with
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Whole bunch of links here\nhttp://www.lumber.org/links/
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to give strength to the plywood. to see an example go to the hobby shop and buy some balsa wood and try it at home. you will find that the wood bends with the grain very easy and fractures but by putting the grain 90 degrees it will support each other when you try to bend it.
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Please check google answers. They do this kind of research all the time for people looking into new industries.
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Which country you are located now? In which field you wish to set up your business? What is the tentetive size, i mean is it large scale, medium scale or smaller one?\n\nFeel free to write me back...
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There are several marketplaces that brings together buyers and sellers looking for paper products. These are the places where you will find people looking for paper products\n\nHere are some of them:\n\nPulp and Paper Online http://www.pulpandpaperonline.com/content/homepage/\nTPX Online http://www.tpxonline.com/Shopping/Default.htm
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I am assuming you are pretty knowledgable about Siding and Roofing and are looking for help on the business side of things.\n\nTry starting with the Small Business administration's website.
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It depends on what aspect of the business you want to get into.  Sales, installation, manufacturing, wholesale, etc.  Be more specific.
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What type of manufacturing are you talking about.  what industry?
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I don't believe their is. Competition might be great for your business though. If your prices are lower and quality better it might help. Get some good advertising and business will come to you.
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Cotheeka Jute Industry ;)\n\nhttp://jute.cotheeka.com/juteespadrilles.htm
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Well, these things are usually custom tailored to the specific needs!\n\nYou could ask a contractor to see a sample contract.
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Grainger\nMotion Industries
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Phenol plays an unseen, but major role, in our everyday lives. Plywood, window glazing, compact discs (CDs), computers, sports equipment, and car headlights are some of the many items that rely on this important raw material. \n\nPhenol is a major component of the phenolic adhesives used in wood products such as plywood and oriented strandboard. It is also used to produce phenolic resins, which are used in the moulding of heat-resistant components for household appliances, counter-top and flooring laminates, and foundry castings. In addition, it is a valuable intermediate in the manufacture of detergents, agricultural chemicals, medicines, plasticisers, and dyes. \n\nThe largest single market for phenol is in the production of Bisphenol A (BPA), which is manufactured from phenol and acetone. BPA is, in turn, used to manufacture polycarbonate (the largest and fastest growing use for BPA) and epoxy resins. \n\nBoth polycarbonate and epoxy resins are used in many different industries and in countless items which we encounter everyday like CDs, circuit boards and fibre glass boats. \n\nWhen reacted with bromine, BPA forms the fire retardant tetrabromobisphenol A. BPA is also used to manufacture engineering thermoplastics such as polysulfones and polyarylates.
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Here is the website: http://www.bonnevillewd.com\n\nBonneville International, a subsidiary of Groupe Bocenor, operates through its Bonneville Portes et Fenêtres (Bonneville Windows and Doors) division to manufacture wood, PVC, and aluminium-clad windows and doors. Its products include patio and French doors. The unit uses eastern white pine and western red cedar for its wood products. Bonneville operates six factories in Quebec and in New Hampshire. The company sells its products through a network of more than 1,200 distributors in eastern Canada and the eastern US.
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Handicrafts arnt the best example, to be honest. They are a very niche market and wouldnt be worth exporting. Think about cars or machinary parts or something big and worth a lot. Then just describe why other countries might buy them, how you would compete with the existing market in those countries, if there would be a sufficient market to make the export worthwhile and so on.
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You need to give a locale for anyone to answer this question, also some details as to what you are looking for.\n\nAs for national pine lumber and pulp, look here\n\nhttp://www.weyerhaeuser.com/\nhttp://www.bc.com/\n\n\nhttp://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22Lumber+Companies%22&ei=UTF-8&fr=ks&x=wrt\nhttp://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/search?p=Pine+Lumber&ei=UTF-8&fr=ks&x=wrt