National Hardwood Lumber Association
Founded in 1898, the National Hardwood Lumber Association is the world’s largest and oldest hardwood industry trade association representing companies that produce, use and sell North American hardwood lumber. NHLA was founded in an effort to establish a uniform system of grading rules for hardwood lumber. While the NHLA past is rich in history and tradition, the present NHLA is a modern trade association providing its members the means to succeed in a competitive global economy. www.nhla.com
Founded in 1898, the National Hardwood Lumber Association is the world’s largest and oldest hardwood industry trade association representing companies that produce, use and sell North American hardwood lumber or provide equipment, supplies or services to the hardwood industry. NHLA was founded in an effort to establish a uniform system of grading rules for the measurement and inspection of hardwood lumber. While our past is rich in history and tradition, the present NHLA is a modern trade association providing its members the means to succeed in a competitive global economy.
NHLA's Mission is to serve NHLA Members engaged in the commerce of North American hardwood lumber by: maintaining order, structure and ethics in the changing global hardwood marketplace; providing unique member services; promoting North American hardwood lumber and advocating the interest of the hardwood community in public/private policy issues; and providing a platform for networking opportunities.
To learn more about NHLA and all it has to offer please visit ww.nhla.com.