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U.S. FORESTRY PRODUCTS INDUSTRY WAS THE SECOND MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURE EXPORT AS LATE AS 1995 SECOND ONLY TO SOYBEANS. THE INDUSTRY WAS LISTED AS ONE OF THE INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AS LATE AS 2002. NOW ALMOST THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY HAS BEEN SHUTTERED, AUCTIONED, OR SITS RUSTING, WITH MANY THOUSANDS OF DIRECT AND INDIRECT RURAL AREA JOBS LOST. IT IS LIKE THE ENTIRE FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES HAVE BEEN EXPORTED. TREES CONTINUE TO GROW BUT THE USE INFRASTRUCTURE IS LARGELY PART OF THE HISTORY OF THE NATION. THIS LIST WAS COMPILED BY THE FOREST PRODUCTS WORK FORCE. IT HAS NOT BEEN MODIFIED IN ANY WAY. SIGNIFICANCE OF COLOR AND SPACING IS UNKNOWN – MAY 2013 CARBONTECH COOPERATIVE, INC. Number Number of Jobs of Jobs File Reference State City Company Location Type Mill Lost Year Shutdown Curtailed Reason for shutdown / Physical Location Contact Location 2nd File Reference Location Ketchika Ketchika AK n Ketchikan Pulp Co. n P&P 11-Feb-97 Don W Alaska Pulp AK Sitka Corporation Sitka Pulp 17-May-93 Don W Abbevill Abbeville Forest AL e Products Abbeville Sawmill 2000 Don W Abbevill AL e U.S. Forest Abbeville Sawmill 100 2001 Annette's Email Stallworth & AL Braggs Johnson Braggs Sawmill 2003 Don W Smurfit-Stone AL Brewton Container Corp. Brewton Mill 8-Aug-07 8-8-07 GP Buys this for $355 mill Dave C. Announce 6-2-11 will close three former Smurfit- Stone corrugated container plants in Corrugated the fourth quarter 3 plants listed in 1 file--closure will be completed by 4Q11— 6-2-11 Rock Birming Birmingh Container of fiscal year was stated We expect that RKT will eventually idle 20-30 Tenn 3 Corr AL ham Rock Tenn am Plant 2011 converting plants. Dave C. Plants Close.pdf 6-3-11 RockTenn 3 Box Plants.pdf AL Brent Olen Belcher Brent Sawmill 2003 Don W Alabama Dry Felt AL Calera Mill Calera Pulp 18-Sep-02 Don W Centrevi Hampton Lumber Centrevil AL lle Sales le Sawmill 22-Jun-05 Don W Childers Childersb AL burg AbitibiBowater urg Pulp & Paper Curtailed Don W 12-12-11 to 1- Childers Resolute (Formally Childersb Temporary Resolute has been down since Dec. 19 and will be back full 11-12 Resolute AL burg AbitibiBowater) urg Pulp & Paper Downtime production by Jan. 25. Dave restart.pdf Temporary Downtime--file Childers Resolute (Formally Childersb confirmed restart of Resolute has been down since Dec. 19 and will be back full 1-18-12 Resolute AL burg AbitibiBowater) urg Pulp & Paper machine production by Jan. 25. Dave downtime.pdf 1-18-12 Resolute downtime.pdf AL Clayton Louisiana Pacific Clayton Particleboard 2001 Don W Coosa Coosa AL Pines Bowater Pines Newsprint 300 2001 Don W Announce 9-18-09 9-18-09 Coosa Coosa halt production on announce 9-18-09 it would immediately halt production on AbitibiBowater AL Pines AbitibiBowater Pines Newsprint one PM one newsprint machine. Dave .pdf 2-14-11 Announce 2-14-11 AbitibiBowater Coosa Coosa permanently close Coosa Pines AL AL Pines AbitibiBowater Pines Newsprint 150 Paper Machine Announce 2-14-11 permanently close Paper Machine Dave & D. Wise 150 employ.pdf 2-14-11 AbitibiBowater Coosa Pines AL.docx Courtlan Courtlan AL d International Paper d P&P Curtailed Don W Courtlan Courtlan #34 Machine Down Dave File 11-17- AL d International Paper d Pulp & Paper 24 Days Start downtime at Thanksgiving Week. Dave 08 Caraustar AL Eufaula Industries, Inc. Eufaula Tube Plant 25 2003 Don W Evergree AL n Louisiana Pacific Lockhart Sawmill 2000 Don W Goodwat Sterling Lumber Goodwat AL er Co. er Sawmill 2002 Don W Grove Grove AL Hill Hamilton Veneer Hill Sawmill 2002 Don W AL Jackson Boise Paper Jackson Sawmill 27-Jan-07 Boise has this sawmill for sale. Dave C. Jackson Saw Mill AL Jackson Co. Jackson Sawmill 1998 Don W Lockhar AL t Louisiana Pacific Lockhart Sawmill 8-Feb-99 25 N Crestview, FL Don W Caraustar Announce 1-9-09 Dave File 1-9-09 AL Linden Industries, Inc. Linden Tube Plant closure Will be down by March 2009 Dave RISI Feb. 1-11 & Feb. 6- 4-2-09 North AL Mahrt MeadWestvaco Mahrt 16 Temporary Downtime Dave American.pdf AL Millport Weyerhaeuser Millport Plywood 250 2003 Don W AL Mobile International Paper Mobile P&P 1999 Curtailments Don W AL Mobile International Paper Mobile P&P 7-Jul-00 Closure Dave C. AL Mobile Kimberly Clark Mobile P&P 1999 Don W AL Mobile Kimberly Clark Mobile Pulp 450 2001 Don W AL Mobile Kimberly Clark Mobile Tissue 115 2001 Don W AL Mobile SAPPI Mobile P&P 500 2001 Don W Moundvi Moundvil AL lle International Paper le Sawmill 2003 Don W Announce Dec. 2 shutting down #1 12-2-09 GP Penningt Georgia Pacific Penningt PM indefinitely - Announce Dec. 2, 2009 will shutdown #1 PM indefinitely Naheola #1 PM . AL on (Naheola Mill) on Pulp & Paper economy due to the economy. Dave Pdf Peterma Announce Nov. 12, Dave File 11-12- Hope to restart AL n Georgia Pacific Peterman Plywood 300 08 Shutdown perm. Will be down by Jan. 2009 08 nbc13.com back up Temp. Down Prattvill Announce Nov. 17 Dave File Nov. AL e International Paper Prattville Pulp & Paper 2008 Temp Shutdown on #1 Machine Dec. 20-28 Dave 17, 2008 Will start back up Temp. Down Announce Nov. 17 Dave File Nov. AL Pine Hill International Paper Pine Hill Pulp & Paper 2008 #1 #2PM Temp Shutdown on #1 & #2 PM's Dec. 20-28 Dave 17, 2008 Will start back up Permanent Closure Lumber & of Lumber Plywood 2-11-09 Pinehill AL Pine Hill Weyerhaeuser Pine Hill Plywood 368 mill 368 Permanent shutdown Dave AL .pdf Alabama River Omitted from 2008- Perdue Newsprint Co. Perdue Mill was idled Dec. 11-13-09 Idled AL Hill (Claiborne Mill ) Hill Pulp & Paper 5, 2008 Omitted from 2008-Mill was indefinitely idled since Dec. 5, 2008 Dave Closed.pdf Alabama River-- bleached Temp down 21 4-2-09 Parsons Perdue Parsons & Perdue hardwood days--March 26- & Whittemore AL Hill Whittemore Hill Kraft 167 April 16, 09 Temp 21 days downtime Dave Purdue Hill.pdf 11-13-09 Idled Closed.pdf Perdue Hill, Monroe 8-8-11 Perdue County, 8-8-11 Announced Stopped making Newsprint in December 2008. Laid off AbitibiBowater AL Hill AbitibiBowater AL Newsprint to be sold for scrap 167 in early 2009 Dave for Scrap.pdf 8-11-11 mill closing Alabama Abitibiwater.pdf Both Started back up-taking Complete 2 week Temp. Cold Downtime #15 & # 16 PM down 2 weeks Dave File 11-17- more downtime AL Selma International Paper Riverdale Pulp & Paper 925 cold outage after Thanksgiving 08 in 1 QTR On Jan. 26, 2009 Temp shutdown of #15 PM, shutdown all this week. 1-26-09 AL Selma International Paper Riverdale Pulp 75 Temp down 75 58 & 15 layoff Dave Riverdale.pdf 7-2-09 North Temp Down in American Gr 35 AL Selma International Paper Riverdale Pulp March 2009 Temporary Downtime in March 2009 of #15 & #16 PM Dave mills .pdf Talladeg AL a Georgia Pacific Talladega Plywood Temp Don W Tuscaloo Tuscaloos AL sa Loper Lumber Co. a Sawmill 1997 Don W Ashdow AR n Domtar Ashdown P&P 2000 200 Don W Ashdow AR n Georgia Pacific Ashdown Pulp Dryers Sep-98 Don W 3-29-11 to shutdown 3-29-11 Domtar Ashdow permanently 1 3-29-11 permanently shut down 1of 4 paper machines Ashdown AR AR n Domtar Ashdown Pulp & Paper 110 machine. at Ashdown, AR. 940 still employed Dave 110 jobs.pdf AR Bearden Bearden Mill Bearden Sawmill Don W AR Camden International Paper Camden Bag 300 1999 Don W AR Camden International Paper Camden P&P 600 2001 Don W AR Crossett Georgia Pacific Crossett P&P 2000 300 Don W 9-10-11 operations are being curtailed 9-10-11 GP Plywood & indefinitely in the Wood Products AR Crossett Georgia Pacific Crossett Lumber 700 coming weeks 9-10-11 700 employees at Crossett plywood and lumber Dave Operations.pdf Announce Dec. 10, 12-10-09 GP Pulp Wood 2009 Permanent Fordyce AR AR Fordyce Georgia Pacific Fordyce Plant 340 Closure of Plant 340 Announce Dec. 10, 2009 Permanent Closure of Plant Dave 340.pdf Fort Smurfit-Stone Fort Don AR Smith Corp. Smith Box Plant W/Meredith Fort Fort PACE & Don AR Smith MeadWestvaco Smith Container 72 Mar-03 W. combina tion of 215 jobs combinati at the 4 on of 215 International Paper is shutting down 4 plants across the Fort Fort locatoin Plant should be jobs at the country in the next two months. Plants located in Fort 4-24-12 4 AR Smith International Paper Smith Container s closed by June 2012 4 locatoins Smith, Ark., Santa Paula, Calif., Chicago and Solon, Ohio. Dave Locations IP.pdf 4-24-12 IP 4 locations data.pdf International Paper 6-11-10.pdf-6- Jonesbor Corrugated Box Jonesbor Container Box 11-10 AR o Plant o Plant 86 ######## Permant Close Box Plant in next few weeks Dave Jonesborro AR 6-11-10 IP Today pdf--boxes for poultry and industrial Announce 6-2-11 will close three former Smurfit- Stone corrugated container plants in Corrugated the fourth quarter 3 plants listed in 1 file--closure will be completed by 4Q11 6-2-11 Rock Jonesbor Jonesbor Container of fiscal year --was stated We expect that RKT will eventually idle 20-30 Tenn 3 Corr AR o Rock Tenn o Plant 2011 converting plants.
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