Wood waste is generated from a variety of industrial operations, including furniture production, cabinet fabrication, and other manufacturing which uses wood to make products as part of its production process. Use of wood pallets generates waste for many businesses.
If this type of wood waste is disposed, it is often classified as municipal solid waste or acceptable construction and demolition wastes. During demolition or land-clearing operations, a considerable amount of wood waste can also be generated. Typically, this waste is disposed as commercial demolition and land-clearing (CDL) waste, or construction and demolition waste (C&D)..
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