Anybody see this? Article is from November but says they purchased 42,000 acres including land in East Texas as part of their conservation efforts.
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IKEA buying large tracts in East Texas?
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Originally posted by GoneSouth View PostGotta have lots of trees to be able to keep pumping out that cheap *** excuse for furniture.
Kinda like the steakhouse owning the feedlot
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Originally posted by Landrover View PostVertical integration is absolutely a brilliant business practice. I am hoping they are practicing forestry and not environmentalism![emoji848]
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Originally posted by hooligan View Posta quote from them in the article has a quote from them about "responsible forest management" and "sustainable foresting" so I be they're going to be cutting. Reading more on it and a couple other articles it sounds like they but these timber tracts as an invest piece and are betting on timber prices increasing globally. It just happens to be nice that their marketing team can sell it as conservation. Good business move by the Swedes
We dang sure been waiting on some legitimate pricing for the last 10 years.....come on global demand!!![emoji383][emoji383][emoji383]
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The Swedes have a thing called "The Right of Public Access", meaning anyone can enjoy land in Sweden, including private land, with a few exceptions. I would sure think they wouldn't mind people walking on their land here and maybe taking a deer or two if their country has a national law allowing people to access private land at will.
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