Taiga Building Products completes sale of two California distribution facilities to Boise Cascade

By Public Technologies
  • Taiga Building Products completed the sale of two California distribution facilities to Boise Cascade on Nov. 10, 2026.
  • The transaction, first announced Nov. 5, 2026, included operating assets at the Rocklin and Sanger locations.
  • Both facilities are now part of Boise Cascade's distribution network. They will adopt its name and continue operating.
  • Other locations and products in Canada and the United States remain under the seller's ownership and operation.


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