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Menomonee Tribal Enterprises Neopit, Wisconsin
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Traced Wood for the Milwaukee Bucks

The Forest Keepers

Committed to excellence in the sustainable management of our forest, and the manufacturing of our lumber and forest products providing a consistently superior product while serving the needs of our forest, employees, wood products customers, tribal community, and future generations.

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MTE traced all lumber used in the construction of the Milwaukee Bucks' court

August 9, 2021

Menominee Tribal Enterprises has been featured again in the Green Bay Press-Gazette by Frank Vaisvilas again for the stunning flooring made for the Milwaukee Bucks' basketball court. With the Bucks only losing one game at home during the post-season, many in the Menominee Tribe believe that the Native American blessing performed after installation and the spirit of the Menominee Forest contained within the wood helped guide the Bucks to victory.

 

The full article can be found here.

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Menominee Tribal Enterprises is an internationally recognized sustainable wood supplier for wood brokers & exporters, lumber yards, basketball courts, furniture and cabinetry makers, hard and softwood pallet manufacturers, construction, interior design and more. We provide chemical-free FSC and LEED certified wood to a variety of industries, serving clients throughout Wisconsin in Madison, Oshkosh, Manitowoc, Milwaukee, Eau Claire, Appleton, Green Bay, Waupaca, Sheboygan and Wausau.

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