Holland and Associates Environmental Consultants’ advice to our clients regarding the environmental compliance of their plants was “a huge help”, those who signed up for the service have said. Dolphin... read more →
Treated Timber Products (TTP) has raised the bar on standards by becoming the first company to sign our Quality Pledge, a platform where treatment companies can commit to excellence. The... read more →
We are extremely pleased to have extended our agreement with New Forests Company (NFC) to include Tanzania, making us the sole supplier to the NFC group in Africa. Dolphin Bay... read more →
Dolphin Bay imports 95% of our raw materials, and we export large proportions of our finished product, as do many of our customers. As a result, we understand that shipping... read more →
Drought is becoming the new norm in South Africa and many other African countries, threatening the water supply on which industry, as well as every community, depends. The good news... read more →
In light of the recent environmental compliance letters received by the industry, Dolphin Bay has initiated an assistance process in partnership with our own environmental consultants, Holland & Associates Environmental... read more →
We are delighted to welcome the treatment plant Bosco Timbers, situated at the prestigious Lourensford wine estate in Somerset West, on board as a new customer. This business partnership follows... read more →
Dolphin Bay extends our heartfelt thanks to each one of you, our clients. It has been a tough year but, working in close partnership, we were able to find solutions... read more →
Our Chief Operating Officer, Thinus Ferreira, observes that 2017 has been a year of supply chain constraints, due largely to “an unprecedented increase in volumes being shipped from the Asian... read more →
We may think our thoughts are private and largely inconsequential. This is not true. Our thoughts are tremendously powerful, crafting our identities, determining our behaviour, and influencing reality around us.... read more →
