US Forest Products Sector Overview.

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1 US Forest Products Sector Overview

2 Forest area (>2 million hectare) Canada Russia USA China Mx Co Vz Bo Peru Su DRC In Indo PN Brazil A Key: This shape represents 1 million hectares. Area of shapes is directly proportional to forest area. Source: FAO

3 Production industrial round wood Production (>15 million cu.m.) USA Canada Swe Fr Gy Fi Pol Russia China Jp Brazil India Mlys Indns Key: Ch SAf Aus NZ This shape represents 1 million cubic metres. Areas shown are directly proportional to volume. Source: Yearbook of Forest Product Statistics, FAO, 1997

4 Consumption timber, pulp & paper (>2mi cu.m. Consumption RWE) NAm UK Sp Nw Sw Fr Gy It Rs China HK SK Japan India Brazil Key: This shape represents 1 million cubic metres Round Wood Equivalent volume. Areas shown are directly proportional to volume. Source: 1997 import data from Eurostat, World Trade Atlas, & national yearbooks of statistics - by commodity by country; 1997 log production data from FAO Yearbook of Forest Product Statistics

5 USA Canada China Brazil Russian Fed Sweden Indonesia Finland Malaysia Germany France India Chile Japan Australia South Africa Poland New Zealand Spain Czech Rep Austria Turkey Romania Belarus Portugal Millions of WRME Cubic Metres 9% of industrial wood is produced in 25 countries Source : FAO, SOFO 97, LEK analysis Non-Tropical Tropical Percent of Total World Production

6 U.S. Forest Products Consumption (production plus net imports) 6 Net Imports Million tons, dry weight Paper& paperboard Composites production Lumber & miscellaneous 1.9% per year increase.9% per year increase Paper/paperboard increases most

7 Paper and Paperboard Percentages 7% 5% 8% 16% 28% 37% Containerboard Printing/Writing Boxboard Newsprint Tissue Packaging Papers US Consumption 1 million tons/yr

8 Wood use per single family house (cubic meters) Source: D. McKeever, USDA Forest Products Lab

9 U.S. Wood Products Consumption 75% goes to residential markets Housing market is still primary outlet! 22 Softwood Lumber 52.6 BBF (128 million cubic meters) 22 Structural Panels 37.1 BSF(3/8) (33 million cubic meters) R&A 34% NR 6% Industrial 19% New Residential* 41% R&A 22% NR. 9% Industrial 16% New Residential* 53% *New residential includes single-family, multi-family, and mobile homes Source: APA & SFPA, Market Outlook, September 22

10 Wood & Competitive Materials in Residential Buildings 11% 5% 39% 4% Solid wood Others Engineered wood Metals Plastics 5%

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12 Georgia Pulp Mills Inland Paperboard & Packaging N International Paper Ponderosa Georgia Augusta Newsprint (Abitibi & Thompson Newsprint) Armstrong World Industries Riverwood International Southeast Paper Mfg Weyerhaeuser International Paper Interstate Paper Rayonier Georgia-Pacific Georgia-Pacific Packaging Corp. of America Grupo Industrial Durango (Gilman Paper) Roads Rivers Pulp Mills

13 U. S. South Total Pulpwood Consumption 25 Volume (million tons) Source: Forest Resources Association (formerly American Pulpwood Assoc.)

14 World Pulp Production Million metric tons U.S.A. Canada Sweden Finland Brazil Chile N.Z Source: Pulp & Paper International, Paperloop.com

15 Trends in Wood Pulp Capacity Million tons Total U.S. Source: FRA (APA), USDA Southern Research Station, and Pulp & Paper NA Fact Book,TimberMart-South South

16 Global Paper and Board Consumption Over the past 23 years global paper and paperboard consumption has grown 3.% a year on average 35 Million tons Rest of World %/a Non-Japan Asia 25 2 Japan 15 Europe 1 5 North America

17 Global Demand for Paper and Paperboard World demand for paper and paperboard continues to grow by a growth rate of 2.2 percents a year to 45 million tons by the year Million tons Rest of the World Latin America Rest of Asia China 2 Japan Eastern Europe 1 Western Europe North America

18 Global Consumption of Papermaking Fibre World consumption of papermaking fibre forecast to grow to 46 million tons by the year 215, or 2.3%/a on average. 5 Million tons 4 3 Recovered paper 2 Non-wood pulps Sulphite pulps UKP BHKP 1 BSKP Mechanical/semichemical

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