TABLE 2: New paper machines and mills in the U.S., 1997-1998.
Company Location Project Grade Capacity
(tpy)
For 1997 startup:
Boise Cascade Corp. Jackson, Ala. New machine Uncoated free-sheet 300,000
Consolidated Papers Inc. Stevens Point, Wis. New machine Coated free-sheet specialty 64,000
Creative Paper Co. Worchester, Mass. New machine Recycled medium 53,700
Fonda Group Gouverneur, N.Y. New machine Tissue 17,000
Kimberly-Clark Corp. Beech Island, S.C. New machine Tissue 72,000
Ponderosa Fibres
of Pennsylvania
Northampton, Pa. New mill Deinked pulp 144,000
Ponderosa Fibres
of Washington
Wallula, Wash. New mill Deinked pulp 95,000
Visy Industries New York, N.Y. New mill Recycled containerboard 286,000
For 1998 startup:
City Forest Corp. Ladysmith, Wis. New machine1 Tissue 33,000
Edwards Paper Co. Miami, Fla. New mill Tissue 18,000
Georgia-Pacific Corp. Crossett, Ark. New machine Tissue 60,000
Perkins Papers Rockingham, N.C. New machine Tissue 25,000
Procter & Gamble Co. Albany, Ga. New machine Tissue 65,000
Re-Box Paper Inc. DePere, Wis. New mill Recycled containerboard 140,000
Willamette Industries Inc. Hawesville, Ky. New machine Uncoated free-sheet 300,000
World Wide Recycling Inc. Miami, Fla. New mill Tissue 10,500
1. Replacing one or more existing paper machines. Listed capacity is for new machine; net capacity gain is lower.
Source: Pulp & Paper Project Report.