LABE WOOD

LABE WOOD s.r.o. operates a large-capacity sawmill in Štětí, Czechia, that cuts mainly spruce, and also pine and larch, into fresh sawn timber. The website states the plant is built for processing at least 1 million cubic metres of logs per year, with logs sourced primarily from the Czech Republic.

Customers are buyers of sawn timber for the construction, packaging and pallet industries and for glued wood products. The website describes bark, sawdust, wood chips and wood waste as by-products of the process and names Mondi Štětí a.s., a neighbouring paper mill, as a buyer.

The company was founded in 2012 and is registered in Czechia as an s.r.o. Its headquarters are in Štětí in the Ústí region, near Prague and close to motorway D8. The website lists open positions including electrician, sawline operator, PLC programmer, IT administrator, timber sorter and forklift driver, and describes an EU co-financed in-company training project for 130 employees. It names ECO-INVESTMENT, a.s., an investment holding company, among its investors and partners.

Product: Fresh sawn softwood timber (mainly spruce, also pine and larch) plus by-products: bark, sawdust, wood chips and wood waste.