Associations

The purpose of this association is to promote the use of wooden pallets and containers.

Associations

Window and Door Manufacturers Association (ex National Wood Window and Door Association)

“The Window and Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) is a trade association representing approximately 130 U.S. and Canadian manufacturers and suppliers of windows and doors for the domestic and export markets. Members sell to distributors, dealers, builders, remodelers, architects, contractors and other specifiers in residential, commercial and institutional markets”

Value-Added Products (WES-WOO)

Wood Machinery Manufacturers of America (WMMA)

Contact: info@wmma.org

“Wood Machinery Manufacturers of America has worked to increase the productivity and profitability of U.S. machinery and tooling manufacturers and the businesses that support them”. “WMMA has dedicated itself to the advancement of the U.S. woodworking machinery and cutting tool industry while promoting awareness of American technology in the woodworking industry”.

Wood Component Manufacturers Association (WCMA), (ex HDMA and ex NDMA)

Contact: wcma@woodcomponents.org

“The WCMA represents manufacturers of wood component products made from various hardwoods, softwoods, plywood and engineered wood materials”. The WCMA was initially organized as the Hardwood Dimension Manufacturers Association (HDMA). In 1985, the association changed its name to the National Dimension Manufacturers Association (NDMA). “In 1996, the name was changed to Wood Component Manufacturers Association to reflect the broader range of wood component products being produced by its member companies”.

Wood Moulding and Millwork Producers Association

Contact: info@wmmpa.com

“The WMMPA is an international trade association for manufacturers of hardwood and softwood moldings, interior and exterior door frames and jambs, plank paneling, Fingerjoint, MDF, and related millwork products”.

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Woodwork Institute of California

Contact: online e-mail

The purposes of the Woodwork Institute of California, a California Non-Profit Corporation, is “to develop and disseminate information relative to the uses, advantages and functional utility of wood products in all types of building construction; to carry out a sound promotional plan, the effects of which will increase public acceptance and greater use of wood products”; among others.

Woodworking Machinery Importers Association of America

Contact: info@wmia.org

The Woodworking Machinery Industry Association (WMIA) “has provided the North American wood products industry with the most technologically advanced woodworking systems available in the global market.” They have a wide range of programs that “provide industry awards, scholarships and a host of other methods to support industry initiatives and address industry issues”.