We're ahead of schedule to meet the new federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) Title VI standard, following our strong track record of responsible manufacturing processes. Read More
Title VIElegant, strong and beautiful, maple trees are the king of hardwoods. The wood is almost completely free of grain patterns and ranks at the top of the hardness scale. Read More
Hardwood LumberDoing their part to take care of the environment is high on the priority list for many of today’s consumers. They want to know the products they choose to purchase and the companies they choose to do business with are committed to green practices - and that includes the building industry. Read More
Timber Products CompanyWe already know that wood is good for a lot of things, like creating furniture or building a fire on a cold day. But did you know that wood can also help you de-stress and become calmer in your daily life? Read More
Attracting and retaining qualified drivers in a market short on applicants means that trucking companies have to put their drivers’ well-being first. For TP Trucking, that means using top of the line vehicles, maxed out with amenities and keeping these vehicles running in peak condition. Read More
TP TruckingThirty miles north of the California border, Timber Products Company’s Medford Particle Board Mill converts more than 80,000 tons of post-industrial wood waste per year into high-quality, eco-friendly particle board. Read More
Particle Board Composite PanelsStaying healthy on the road is just as important as driving safely. If you want a long and successful career (and life!), eating healthy and living a healthy lifestyle needs to be a priority on the road. Read More
TP TruckingOne of the biggest questions on everyone’s minds in the lumber industry is “How will job growth affect the timber industry in upcoming years?” Read More
Timber Products CompanyAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, women make up 47% of the U.S. workforce, but only 6% of American truckers. With the American Transportation Research Institute reporting a shortage of approximately 50,000 drivers - why are there not more women truck drivers? Read More
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