South Africa’s – and the world’s - calendar is marked with days, weeks and months that call our attention to the value of improving the world around us. The act... read more →
Agora Wood Products in Tanzania is the latest East African company to benefit from a partnership with Dolphin Bay, which has helped its sales reach double-digit growth. After providing support... read more →
Dolphin Bay has added copper azole to its range of wood preservative products, offering customers an even broader choice and broadening their opportunities to export. “While chromated copper arsenate (CCA)... read more →
Wood treatment processing plants across Africa can increase their efficiency – and turnover – by 30% or more, by implementing a cost-effective modification. In much of Africa, where the industry... read more →
Kwambo Poles & Timber has brought on Dolphin Bay as a supplier in a decision that owner Colin Lucke says is “not just about price, but about service”. This follows... read more →
Green Resources’ recent signing of the Dolphin Bay Quality Pledge was witnessed by the Mozambican energy utility EDM (Electricidade de Moçambique), demonstrating the company’s commitment to providing quality poles to... read more →
The Carbon Tax came into effect on 01 June 2019, amid a flurry of confusion and controversy for the forestry, sawmilling, and timber-treatment industries. “The National Treasury has done this... read more →
It has become customary for companies to use service as a marketing tactic, promising to solve their customers’ problems but rarely following through. The Dolphin Bay team invests time and... read more →
Dolphin Bay has signed a three-year sole-supplier agreement with the Norway-based Green Resources AS group, cementing a long-standing relationship. We have been supplying Green Resources’ Sao Hill plant in Tanzania... read more →
Embracing contradictions We live in a world of the quick fix and instant gratification. Yet our industry, by its very nature, requires long-term investment. Forestry companies must plant large tracts... read more →
