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**Description** Market Profile tables. Market Profile tables. Market Profile tables. MDF and particleboard shipments data. Composite Panel Association (CPA). 2006a. 2005 North American Shipments and Downstream Market Report. Composite Panel Association. Income statement table for NAICS 321. U.S. Census Bureau. 2009a. Quarterly Financial Report: Manufacturing, Mining, and Trade Corporations. http://w ww. census.gov/econ/qfr/. Sector 31 Census data. U.S. Census Bureau. 2010i. Sector 31: EC0731SG6: Manufacturing: Summary Series: General Summary: Industry Statistics for Subsectors by Legal Form of Organization: 2007. November 16. http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-ds_name=EC0731SG6&-_lang=en. U.S. Census Bureau. 2006. Sector 31: Manufacturing: Subject Series - Concentration Ratios: Share of Value of Shipments Accounted for by the 4, 8, 20, and 50 Largest Companies for Industries: 2002. May 23. http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-geo_id=&-ds_name=EC0231SR12. Imports and exports for NAICS 321211 and 321219. U.S. International Trade Commission. 2010. USITC Interactive Tariff and Trade Database. September. http://dataweb.usitc.gov/.

U.S. Census Bureau. 2010f. Sector 31: EC0731SX1: Manufacturing: Subject Series: Industry-Product Analysis: Industry Shipments by Products: 2007. February 23. http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-filter=&- sortkey2=&-defOrder=N&-sortkey1=&-ds_name=EC0731SX11&-sortkey0=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&- ib_type=NAICS2007&-NAICS2007sector=*6&-geo_id=&- dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|PSCODE|PSCODE$|PRODVAL|UNITS$&-_lang=en&-fds_name=EC0700A1. U.S. Census Bureau. 2009c. Sector 31: EC0731I1: Manufacturing: Industry Series: Detailed Statistics by Industry for the United States: 2007. October 30. http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-geo_id=&- ds_name=EC0731I1&-_lang=en. Compiled capacity utilization data for graph. Graph of capacity utilization data. U.S. Census Bureau. Quarterly Survey of Plant Capacity Utilization. http://www.census.gov/manufacturing/capacity/historical_data/index.html. U.S. Census Bureau. Quarterly Survey of Plant Capacity Utilization. http://www.census.gov/manufacturing/capacity/historical_data/index.html.

Trade Data for Primary Manufacturing 11.23.10.v2.xls**MSF %**  **MSF %**  Door Components 155,044 6% 311,289 6% Electronic Cabinets 14,407 1% 13,748 0% Laminate Flooring 341,175 13% <64,739 <1.2% Mobile Home Decking <6,395 <0.2% <64,739 <1.2% Underlayment <6,395 <0.2% 142,615 3% Household Furniture 442,428 17% 1,189,364 21% Office Furniture 63,259 2% 545,495 10% Kitchen Cabinets and Vanities 381,812 14% 1,716,936 31% Counter Tops 18,272 1% 268,763 5% Millwork 265,385 10% 63,538 1% Moulding 346,348 13% <64,739 <1.2% Prefinished Paneling 97,758 4% 115,323 2% Retail 70,746 3% 32,618 1% Shelving 19,300 1% 244,909 4% Store Fixtures 117,880 4% 226,482 4% Other 307,365 12% 690,261 12% **Total** 2,647,574 0% 5,626,080 0%



### Imported **Domestic** Hardwood Plywood 1,844,000 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! Medium Density Fiberboard 3,256,912 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! Particleboard 7,275,399 #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!



### Country **Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  **Percent of**

**Total Quantity Custom**  **s Value**

**($1,000) Percent of** 

**Total Value**

China 1,120,385 54.98% 596,423 53.95% 

### Canada 181,619 8.91% 143,555 12.98% Indonesia 171,867 8.43% 92,964 8.41% Russia 173,714 8.53% 65,977 5.97% All Others 390,098 19.14% 206,673 18.69% **Total 2,037,683**  **100.00% 1,105,592**  **100.00%**

Canada 72,974 #VALUE! 44,543 #VALUE! **Quantity of Composite Wood Product Shipments by North A merican Producers in 2005,** 

**Product Category Medium**  **Density Fiberboard (MDF) Particleboard**  **(PB)**

**Table 2**

‐ **6: Hardwood Plywood: Quantity and Value of International Trade by Country of** Sources: CPA 2006

**Table 2**

‐ **5: 2005 U.S. Production, Trade, and Consumption of Composite Wood Products (Cubic Meters)** 



### Notes: MDF and PB production are form CPA (2005) data. HWPW production is form Table 2.2 from U.S. ITC 2008. Imports and Exports data are from U.S. ITC and include the following HTS codes: (1) HWPW: 4412.13, 4412.14, 4412.22, 4412.23, 4412.29; (2) MDF: 4411.21, (3) PB: 4410.31, 4410.32, 4410.33, 4410.39.

**Imports** 

### Product Type **Domestic Production**  **Exports Domestic Consumption** 

**Exports**Mexico 20,579 #VALUE! 11,489 #VALUE! Sweden 2,420 #VALUE! 1,268 #VALUE! Bahamas 2,314 #VALUE! 1,161 #VALUE! All Others #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! **Total #VALUE!**  **#VALUE! #VALUE!**  **#VALUE!**



### Country **Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  **Percent of**

**Total Quantity Custom**  **s Value**

**($1,000) Percent of** 

**Total Value**

China 551,254 40.07% 157,200 34.55% Canada 422,862 30.74% 119,863 26.35% Chile 171,597 12.47% 68,564 15.07% Germany 76,575 5.57% 23,608 5.19% All Others 153,403 11.15% 85,714 18.84% **Total 1,375,691**  **100.00% 454,949**  **100.00%**

Canada 208,269 #VALUE! 53,918 #VALUE! Mexico 130,794 #VALUE! 40,697 #VALUE! Russia 2,597 #VALUE! 672 #VALUE! Belgium 1,972 #VALUE! 490 #VALUE! All Others #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! **Total #VALUE!**  **#VALUE! #VALUE!**  **#VALUE!**



### Country **Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  **Percent of**

**Total Quantity Custom**  **s Value**

**($1,000) Percent of** 

**Total Value**

Canada 544,392 91.86% 129,168 90.29% Mexico 29,211 4.93% 8,030 5.61% Switzerland 4,223 0.71% 2,911 2.04% China 4,522 0.76% 1,576 1.10% All Others 10,270 1.73% 1,366 0.96% **Total 592,618**  **100.00% 143,051**  **100.00%**

Canada 99,320 #VALUE! 31,092 #VALUE! Mexico 58,730 #VALUE! 16,768 #VALUE! Russia 4,122 #VALUE! 1,597 #VALUE! United Kingdom 1,660 #VALUE! 811 #VALUE! All Others #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! **Total #VALUE!**  **#VALUE! #VALUE!**  **#VALUE!** Source: U.S. ITC 2010

**Table 2**

‐ **7: Medium Density Fiberboard: Quantity and Value of International Trade by**

**Imports**

**Exports**

Source: U.S. ITC 2010

**Table 2**

‐ **8: Particleboard: Quantity and Value of International Trade by Country of**

**Imports**

**Exports**

Source: U.S. ITC 2010
**Baseline Emissions Levels For Imported Composite Wood Products (Excluding Canadian Imports), by Product Type and Emissions Standard**  **Certification Standard HWPW**  **MDF %**  **Avg. Em issions (ppm** **)**

**% Avg.**  **Emissions (ppm** **)** None 26% 0.27 11% 0.61 CARB 2 74% 0.03 89% 0.09 **Emissions Level**

### Total

#VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!



### Percent of Consumption **from Imports**

Notes: MDF and PB production are form CPA (2005) data. HWPW production is form Table 2.2 from U.S. ITC 2008. Imports and Exports data are from U.S. ITC and include the following HTS codes: (1) HWPW: 4412.13, 4412.14, 4412.22, 4412.23, 4412.29; (2) **Domestic Consumption Baseline Emissions Levels For Imported Composite Wood Products (Excluding Canadian Imports), by Product Type and** 

**PB %**  **Avg. Em issions (ppm** **)**

38% 0.42 62% 0.05**Product Description NAICS** 

**NAICS Description NAICS** 

Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing 321211 Source: U.S. Census 2010a, http://www.census.gov/cgi-bin/sssd/naics/naicsrch
**Table 5-2: Value of Shipments by Domestic Manufacturers Table 5-1: NA** **ICS Codes, Descriptions, and Cross-Referenced Product Categories**

Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing 321211

Reconstituted Wood Products 321219**NAICS NAICS Description** 

321211 Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing

321219 Reconstituted Wood Products

**Material Type Materials Cost** 

Hardwood logs and bolts $331,471 Stumpage and Softwood logs and bolts $41,804 **Logs and Bolts Subtotal $373,275**  Hardwood veneer $626,244 Softwood veneer $187,062 **Veneer Subtotal $813,306**  **Glues and adhesives $49,565**  Hardwood plywood $158,002 Particleboard (wood) $69,367 Medium density fiberboard (MDF) $67,892 **Panel Subtotals $295,261**  **Other Materials $532,502**  **Total** $2,063,909

Logs and bolts $446,597 Pulpwood $376,893 Chips, slabs, edgings, sawdust, and other wood waste $316,508 Planer shavings $125,569 **Wood Materials Subtotal $1,265,567**  Urethane adhesives $120,261 Urea and melamine resins $390,526 Phenolic and other tar acid resins $183,297 Petroleum wax $99,648 All other plastics resins consumed in the form of granules, etc. $173,912 **Resins and Wax Subtotal $967,644**  Paints, varnishes, stains, lacquers, shellacs, japans, etc. $41,633 Overlays, vinyl and paper $148,232 **Finishes Subtotals $189,865**  Hardboard $160,646 **Hardw ood Veneer and Plyw**  **ood Manufacturing**

**Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing** Sources: U.S. Census 2010b, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|PSCODE|PSCODE$|PRODVAL|UNITS$&-NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219& -sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731SX11& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=
**Table 5-3: Summary of A nnual Costs and Shipments, 2007 (thousands, 2007$)** 

Sources: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|RCPTOT|CSTMTOT|CEXTOT|PAYANN& -NAICS2007sector=15293431& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -NAICS2007subsector=15293845& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219& -sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **Table 5-4: Material Costs by Materials Type (thousands, 2007$)** Reconstituted Wood Products Manufacturing 321219Medium density fiberboard (MDF) $146,384

Particleboard (wood) $211,734 **Panel Subtotals $518,764**  **Other Materials $846,295**  **Total $3,788,135** 

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**Country 2000** 

321211China China $34 321211Canada Canada $382 321211Indonesia Indonesia $232 321211Russia Russia $86 321211Malaysia Malaysia $108 321211Other countries Other countries $300 **Total $1,143** 

321211Canada Canada $151 321211Mexico Mexico $26 321211Germany Germany $72 321211Spain Spain $43 321211Italy Italy $18 321211Other countries Other countries $157 **Total $467** 

321219Canada Canada $1,714 321219China China $1 321219Chile Chile $47 321219Germany Germany $84 321219Spain Spain $11 321219Other countries Other countries $200 **Total $2,057** 

321219Canada Canada $169 321219Mexico Mexico $78 321219Russia Russia $0 321219France France $6 321219United Kingdom United Kingdom $38 321219Other countries Other countries $68 **Total $360** 

**Figure 5-1: Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Imports, by Country** * 2010 data is for January through September. Sources: USITC 2010, http://dataweb.usitc.gov/scripts/REPORT.asp Sources: U.S. Census 2009b, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|MFCODE|MFCODE$|MATFUELCOST&-NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-NAICS2007=321211|321219& -sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I3& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **Table 5-5: International Trade in Hardwood Veneer and Plywood and Reconstituted Wood Products, by top 2009 trading partners (millions $)**

$1,200**Figure 5-2: Reconstituted Wood Product Imports, by Country**

**Table 5-6: Primary Products Specialization and Coverage Ratios, by NA ICS, 2007** 

$0 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005**I m** **p o** **r t** **s (** **m i** **l l** **i o** **n s** **$ )** 

**Year**

$0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 $3,000 $3,500 $4,000

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005**I m** **p o** **r t** **s (** **m i** **l l** **i o** **n s** **$ )** 

**Year NAICS**  **Description**

Primary products specialization ratio (maximum value 100) Coverage ratio (maximum value 100)
Primary products specialization ratio (maximum value 100) Coverage ratio (maximum value 100)

All com panies 4 largest companies

**4 Com panies** 

# 304 33.1

# 180 35.2

**NAICS Description** 

3212 Veneer, Plywood, and Engineered Wood Product Manufacturing **321 Wood Product Manufacturing**  **31-33 All Manufacturing Industries** 

**Figure 1-6: Full Production Capacity Utilization Rates** Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2002-2010, http://www.census.gov/manufacturing/capacity/historical_data/index.html Note: A capacity utilization rate under 100 indicates that, for a given existing capital stock, a firm or industry has the potential for greater output without incurring major expenditures (FAO 1999). **Table 5-8: Full Production Capacity Utilization Rates by NA ICS Codes, Fourth Quarters, 2000 - 2009**  Source: U.S. Census 2006, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y& -dataitem=NAICS2002|NAICS2002$|CONCENFI$|COMPANY|CCORCPPCT|VSHERFI& -fds_name=EC0200A1& -defOrder=Y&-_industry=321219& -filter=&-NAICS2002sector=*6& -ib_type=NAICS2002& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2002=321211|321219& -sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0231SR12& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **321211 - Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing**

**321219 - Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing**

Note: A market is generally considered highly concentrated if the 4-firm concentration ratio is greater than 50 percent. The United States Department of Justice use an HH value of 1,000 as a ceiling for market competitiveness; an HH between 1,000 and 1,800 is considered to be moderately concentrated; and anything above 1,800 is considered to be highly concentrated (U.S. DOJ 1997). **Table 5-7: Concentration Ratios by NA ICS Code, 2002** 

**Num ber of Com** **panies in Industry Percent of value of industry shipm** **ents shipped by the largest (in term s of shipm** **ent value)** 321219 Reconstituted Wood Products

fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=Y&-_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&

- 321211 Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90**C a** **p a** **c i** **t y** **U t** **i l** **i z** **a t** **i o** **n %** 321211 Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing 321219 Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing

**NAICS NAICS Description** 

321211 Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing

321219 Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing

321211 Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing

321219 Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing

**Legal Form**

**of Organization Com** **panies Corporate Ow**  **nership** Corporations, total Subtotal, Corporate 10,670 **Noncorporate Ow nership**  Individual proprietorships Individual Proprietorship 2,337 Partnerships Partnership 1,809 Other noncorporate and unknown legal form of organization Other noncorporate and unknown 1 Noncorporate legal form of organization, total Subtotal, Noncorporate 4,147 All establishm ents **Total, Corporate and Noncorporate 14,817** 

**Table 5-13: Indicators of Financial Condition for the Wood Product Industry, Quarterly 2009-2010** Source: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y& -dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|ECT119|ECT2099|ECTGE100|ESTAB& -NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219& -sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=
**Table 5-12: Summary Information for Wood Product Manufacturing (NA ICS 321) by Type of Firm Ownership, 2002** 

Sources: U.S. Census 2005, http://www.census.gov/prod/ec02/ec0231sg1t.pdf **Table 5-10: Summary of Employment Statistics, By NA ICS (2007)** 

**Total** Source: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y& -dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|ESTAB|EMP|PAYANN&-NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=
**Table 5-11: Number of Establishments by Employee Size Category, 2007**

**NAICS Description**  Source: U.S. Census 2010c, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|CEXBLD|CEXMCHA|CEXMCHC|CEXMCHO|CEXTOT& -NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219& -sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **Table 5-9: Summary of Capital Expenditures (New and Used), 2008 (Thousands of 2007 Dollars)**

**NAICS NAICS Description**  0



### Quarter**2009 Q1**

Return on Sales -1.73% Return on Assets -4.59% Return on Equity -13.13% Current Ratio 3.20 Quick Ratio 1.68 Sources: U.S. Census 2009-2010 http://www.census.gov/econ/qfr/**Cross-Referenced Product Categories**

Hardwood plywood composites manufacturing Hardwood veneer or plywood manufacturing Panels, hardwood plywood, manufacturing Ply wood, faced with nonwood materials, hardwood, manufacturing Ply wood, hardwood faced, manufacturing Ply wood, hardwood, manufacturing Prefinished hardwood plywood manufacturing Veneer mills, hardwood Board, bagasse, manufacturing Board, particle, manufacturing Chipboard (I.e., particle core, wood chip face), manufacturing Compression modified wood manufacturing Densified wood manufacturing Fiberboard manufacturing Flakeboard manufacturing Hardboard manufacturing Insulation board, cellular fiber, manufacturing Lath, fiber, manufacturing MDF (medium density fiberboard) manufacturing Medium density fiberboard (MDF) manufacturing Oriented strandboard (OSB) manufacturing OSB (oriented strandboard) manufacturing Particleboard manufacturing Reconstituted wood panels manufacturing Reconstituted wood sheets and boards manufacturing Strandboard, oriented, manufacturing Waferboard manufacturing

**Shipm ent Type**  **Value of Shipm ents**  **(thousands, 2007$)** product code **product & NA ICS**  Hardwood veneer and plywood manufacturing $3,155,728 321211 321211_321211 Softwood veneer and plywood manufacturing $97,722 321212 321212_321211 Wood Chips $12,548 3211135 3211135_321211 Other secondary products $12,963 899998 899998_321211
Resales - Sales of products bought/sold without further mfg $71,634 9998991 9998991_321211 Contract work - Receipts for work done for others on their materials $27,831 9998992 9998992_321211 Miscellaneous receipts, including receipts for repair work, and scrap/refuse sales $12,670 9998999 9998999_321211 **Total Value of Shipm ents**  **$3,391,096** Particleboard $1,453,310 3212191 3212191_321219 **Table 5-1: NA ICS Codes, Descriptions, and Cross-Referenced Product Categories** Cellulosic fiberboard (insulating board) $182,459 3212195 3212195_321219

Hardboard products $643,322 3212196 3212196_321219 Other reconstituted wood products $4,267,338
Resales - Sales of products bought/sold without further mfg $84,243 9998991 9998991_321219 Other secondary products and other secondary receipts $88,435 9998992 9998992_321219 **Total Value of Shipm ents**  **$6,719,107**

**Industry Shipm ents**  **Cost of Materials Capital**  **Expenditure Payroll** 
$3,425,676 $2,205,161 $71,100 $594,847 $6,896,468 $4,445,566 $327,970 $890,935

**Percent of Materials Cost** product code **product & NA ICS**  16.1% 11331015 11331015_321211 2.0% 11331017 11331017_321211 **18.1%** 30.3% 32121105 32121105_321211 9.1% 32121203 32121203_321211 **39.4% 2.4%**  32552002 32552002_321211 7.7% 32121101 32121101_321211 3.4% 32121903 32121903_321211 3.3% 32121907 32121907_321211 **14.3% 25.8%**  100.0% 900001 900001_321211

11.8% 11331019 11331019_321219 9.9% 11331021 11331021_321219 8.4% 32100015 32100015_321219 3.3% 32100017 32100017_321219 **33.4%** 3.2% 32552007 32552007_321219 10.3% 32521141 32521141_321219 4.8% 32521143 32521143_321219 2.6% 32419009 32419009_321219 4.6% 32521113 32521113_321219 **25.5%** 1.1% 32551003 32551003_321219 3.9% 190059 190059_321219 **5.0%** 4.2% 32121909 32121909_321219 **Hardw ood Veneer and Plyw**  **ood Manufacturing**

**Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing** Sources: U.S. Census 2010b, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|PSCODE|PSCODE$|PRODVAL|UNITS$&-NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731SX11& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=
**Table 5-3: Summary of A nnual Costs and Shipments, 2007 (thousands, 2007$)** 

Sources: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|RCPTOT|CSTMTOT|CEXTOT|PAYANN& -NAICS2007sector=15293431& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -NAICS2007subsector=15293845& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219& -sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=3.9% 32121907 32121907_321219 5.6% 32121903 32121903_321219 **13.7% 22.3%**  100.0%

5 6 7 8

**2001 2002**  **2003 2004** 

$50 $105 $168 $429 $354 $377 $349 $407 $193 $212 $189 $213 $101 $127 $113 $166 $94 $129 $118 $207 $265 $315 $326 $431 **$1,057 $1,265**  **$1,262 $1,853** 

$147 $168 $184 $191 $19 $28 $23 $35 $54 $49 $65 $63 $41 $46 $41 $43 $23 $24 $25 $24 $142 $159 $146 $184 **$425 $474**  **$485 $539** 

$1,488 $1,560 $2,488 $3,450 $2 $1 $3 $13 $51 $59 $89 $134 $130 $125 $97 $187 $9 $42 $45 $102 $201 $255 $382 $508 **$1,882 $2,042**  **$3,104 $4,395** 

$137 $152 $146 $189 $94 $99 $84 $79 $0 $1 $1 $1 $7 $5 $4 $4 $33 $12 $9 $9 $50 $42 $32 $37 **$322 $311**  **$275 $318**  **Hardw ood Veneer and Plyw**  **ood Im ports** 

**Hardw ood Veneer and Plyw**  **ood Exports**

**Reconstituted Wood Products Im ports** 

**Reconstituted Wood Products Exports** Sources: U.S. Census 2009b, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|MFCODE|MFCODE$|MATFUELCOST&-NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I3& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **Table 5-5: International Trade in Hardwood Veneer and Plywood and Reconstituted Wood Products, by top 2009 trading partners (millions $) Table 1-11: Primary Products Specialization and Coverage Ratio, by NA**  **ICS, 2007 Table 5-6: Primary Products Specialization and Coverage Ratios, by NA**  **ICS, 2007** 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010* China Canada Indonesia Russia Malaysia Other countries

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010* Canada China Chile Germany Spain Other countries**2007 NA** **ICS Description** 

321211 Hardwood Veneer and Ply wood Manufacturing

96 321219 Reconstituted W ood Products 99

99 99
8 largest companies 20 largest companies 50 largest companies

50 largest companies

**8 Com panies**  **20 Com panies**  **50 Com panies** 

44.8 61.5 77.4 468.2

50.5 73.1 90.6 497.9

**2000 2001**  **2002 2003** 

75 66 66 76 **69 66**  **67 70**  **71 64**  **63 64** 
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2002-2010, http://www.census.gov/manufacturing/capacity/historical_data/index.html Note: A capacity utilization rate under 100 indicates that, for a given existing capital stock, a firm or industry has the potential for greater output without incurring major expenditures (FAO 1999). **Table 5-8: Full Production Capacity Utilization Rates by NA ICS Codes, Fourth Quarters, 2000 - 2009**  Source: U.S. Census 2006, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y& -dataitem=NAICS2002|NAICS2002$|CONCENFI$|COMPANY|CCORCPPCT|VSHERFI& -fds_name=EC0200A1& -defOrder=Y&-_industry=321219& -filter=&-NAICS2002sector=*6& -ib_type=NAICS2002& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2002=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0231SR12& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= Source: U.S. Census 2009a http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|NAICSPC|NAICCOV&-NAICS2007sector=*6&-fds_name=EC0700A1&-defOrder=Y&-_industry=321219&-filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007&-_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1&-sortkey1=&-sortkey0=

**321211 - Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing**

**321219 - Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing**

Note: A market is generally considered highly concentrated if the 4-firm concentration ratio is greater than 50 percent. The United States Department of Justice use an HH value of 1,000 as a ceiling for market competitiveness; an HH between 1,000 and 1,800 is considered to be moderately concentrated; and anything above 1,800 is considered to be highly concentrated (U.S. DOJ 1997). **Percent of value of industry shipm ents shipped by the largest (in term** **s of shipm ent value)**  **Herfindahl-Hirschm an**  **Index for 50 largest**
**com panies**  fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=Y&-_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&

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Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood product mfg.

Wood Product Manufacturing

All manufacturing**Value Percent**  **Value Percent** 
$11,549 16.24% $3,913 5.50% $22,778 6.95% $6,478 1.98%

**Total Establishm ents**  **Total Em ployees**  **Average Em** **ployees Per Establishm** **ent Total Payroll** 

**(Thousands of Dollars)**

304 18,501 60.9 $594,847 262 20,426 78.0 $890,935 566 38,927 68.8 $1,485,782

**Value %**  **Value %** 

136 45% 114 38% 79 30% 90 34%

**All Establishm ents**  **Num ber of em** **ployees Total Value of**  **Shipm ents**  **($1,000)**

12,574 464,685 90,998,636

2,343 10,000 - 24,999 Withheld 1,950 43,706 8,505,000 1 0 - 19 Withheld 4,294 59,214 10,713,281 **16,868 523,899**  **101,711,917**

**Table 5-13: Indicators of Financial Condition for the Wood Product Industry, Quarterly 2009-2010** Source: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y& -dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|ECT119|ECT2099|ECTGE100|ESTAB& -NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=
**Table 5-12: Summary Information for Wood Product Manufacturing (NA ICS 321) by Type of Firm Ownership, 2002**  Source: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y& -dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|ESTAB|EMP|PAYANN&-NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=

**Establishm ent Em** **ployee Size Category 1 to 19**  **20 to 99** Source: U.S. Census 2010c, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|CEXBLD|CEXMCHA|CEXMCHC|CEXMCHO|CEXTOT& -NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **Table 5-9: Summary of Capital Expenditures (New and Used), 2008 (Thousands of 2007 Dollars)**

**Buildings and Other structures Machinery and Equipm** **ent Autos, Trucks, etc. for Highw**  **ay Use** All manufacturing**2009 Q2 2009 Q3**  **2009 Q4 2010 Q1**  2.21% 4.50% 2.04% 2.33% -1.05% 1.00% -3.78% -0.27% -3.25% 2.92% -11.58% -0.85% 3.30 3.30 3.47 3.39 1.76 1.76 1.84 1.80**Ratio of Costs to**

**Shipm ents** 

84%

82% Sources: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|RCPTOT|CSTMTOT|CEXTOT|PAYANN& -NAICS2007sector=15293431& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -NAICS2007subsector=15293845& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0=9 10 11 12 13 14

**2005 2006**  **2007 2008**  **2009 2010** *

$613 $983 $988 $823 $607 $598 $422 $423 $376 $307 $217 $163 $194 $201 $196 $143 $94 $119 $162 $128 $122 $117 $66 $75 $174 $212 $194 $100 $54 $83 $370 $357 $435 $356 $213 $158 **$1,935 $2,305**  **$2,311 $1,846**  **$1,251 $1,196** 

$188 $202 $201 $190 $143 $128 $38 $37 $37 $32 $28 $28 $59 $62 $55 $49 $28 $23 $45 $46 $55 $35 $17 $15 $27 $29 $30 $27 $14 $10 $157 $131 $160 $147 $93 $90 **$514 $506**  **$537 $480**  **$323 $294** 

$3,210 $2,459 $1,557 $1,051 $806 $779 $56 $106 $138 $171 $209 $186 $143 $159 $128 $107 $95 $79 $201 $145 $108 $52 $61 $42 $119 $158 $94 $47 $31 $10 $614 $485 $288 $186 $133 $97 **$4,343 $3,512**  **$2,314 $1,612**  **$1,335 $1,192** 

$201 $260 $263 $254 $210 $190 $82 $109 $79 $92 $89 $68 $1 $1 $7 $20 $4 $4 $4 $3 $4 $3 $4 $2 $9 $6 $7 $3 $4 $4 $35 $31 $57 $91 $27 $34 **$331 $411**  **$417 $463**  **$337 $303** **Table 1-11: Primary Products Specialization and Coverage Ratio, by NA ICS, 2007** **Prim ary Product** 

**Specialization Ratio (m** **ax value 100) Coverage** 

**Ratio (m ax**  **value 100)**

96 99

99 99

**2004 2005**  **2006 2007**  **2008 2009**  **Percentage Change** 

78 80 65 62 44 42 -44% **73 70**  **65 66**  **51 49**  **-29% 70**  **71 70**  **72 64**  **64 -10%**  Source: U.S. Census 2009a http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|NAICSPC|NAICCOV&-NAICS2007sector=*6&-fds_name=EC0700A1&-defOrder=Y&-_industry=321219&-filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007&-_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1&-sortkey1=&-sortkey0=**Value Percent**  **Value Percent** 
$1,935 2.72% $53,703 76% $71,100 100.00% $6,673 2.03% $292,041 89% $327,970 100.00%

**Value %** 

54 18% 304 93 35% 262 Source: U.S. Census 2009a, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y& -dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|ECT119|ECT2099|ECTGE100|ESTAB& -NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **Total Establishm** **e nts**  **100+** Source: U.S. Census 2010c, http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/IBQTable?_bm=y&-dataitem=NAICS2007|NAICS2007$|CEXBLD|CEXMCHA|CEXMCHC|CEXMCHO|CEXTOT& -NAICS2007sector=*6& -fds_name=EC0700A1& -defOrder=N& -_industry=321219& -filter=&-ib_type=NAICS2007& -_lang=en&-geo_id=&-NAICS2007=321211|321219&-sortkey2=&-ds_name=EC0731I1& -sortkey1=&-sortkey0= **Machinery and Equipm ent**  **Total capital expenditures**  **Equipm ent**  **Equipm ent** **2010 Q2** 5.52% 2.67% 8.14% 3.28 1.70**# Process Step**  **Process Description**

1 Wood Selection Logs are selected based on various physical characteristics that determine their ability to be peeled, glued, and used in a finished product. 2 Preconditioning Logs are heated by steam, hot water spray, or hot water immersion; this makes logs easier to peel, gives greater strength to the veneer, and reduces log splitting, knife-wear, and glue spread.
3 Veneer Cutting The preconditioned block is positioned on a lathe and cut into veneer sheets, usually by a rotary slicer.

4 Clipping and Stacking Veneers are sorted by size, wood type, and moisture content and clipped to a predetermined size; sorting can be performed manually or automatically.

5 Veneer Drying Cut veneer or the entire veneer ribbon (before clipping) is dried in a conditioning chamber to reduce moisture content.
6 Dry Clipping After drying, the veneer is clipped to reduce veneer width and remove defects. 7 Compose Veneer Veneer panels are attached together, edge to edge, to make larger panels from multiple veneers; in the process, two panels are clipped, glue is applied to the edges, the panels are pressed together and held by tape until the glue is cured.

8 Glue Mixing Glue is prepared in vats and mixed with fillers and extenders to make the resin that will be used in bonding veneer sheets together. 9 Veneer Assembly and Glue Application Veneer sheets are laid up onto an assembly line; glue is applied to each ply by means of roller coater, curtain coater, spray coater, or extrusion; plies are arranged by back plies, face plies, and core plies and layered after glue application.
10 Pre-Pressing In some instances, plywood is cold pressed for 3-4 minutes prior to hot-pressing. 11 Hot-Pressing Plywood is separated by caul plates and loaded into the hot press; in a two-step process, pressure of around 200 ppi is applied to the wood for a short duration, followed by a pressure of 100-130 ppi for a longer pressing time; temperature of the press is dependent on the resin used.

12 Conditioning Pressed plywood is stacked to ensure that the moisture content of the wood equalizes with the surrounding air. 

### Table 2- 1: Manufacturing Steps: Hardwood Plywood13 Trimming, Sanding, Finishing Circular saws are used to make plywood rectangular and straight-edged; filler material is applied to wood to patch chipped areas; belt sanders are used to adjust the final board thickness and provide a finished surface.

**Figure 1- 1: General steps in hardwood veneer and plywood manufacturing**

**# Process Step**  **Process Description** Sources: Baldwin, 1995; Evergreen Engineering 2008; U.S. EPA 2000; WA DOE 1998



### Table 2- 2: Manufacturing Steps: Particleboard (PB) **Source: U.S. EPA 2000**1 Raw material handling Chips, sawdust, planer shavings, and other recycled materials are received, stored, cleaned, mixed and conveyed. 2 Additive handling Resin, wax, and other additives are received, stored, and prepared for use by mixing, heating, and/or dilution with water. 3 Milling Raw materials and recycled board trim are processed through mechanical hammermills, flakers, or refiners. All plants have multiple milling machines and prepare Face and Core layer materials separately. This is sometimes done in multiple steps, both before and after drying, and may incorporate screening.

4 Drying Milled material is passed through a heated rotary drum or flash tube dryers to evaporate moisture. Drying may be separated into “Green” and “Final” dryer stages. Roughly milled material may be dried in a single Green Dryer, but Final Drying of Face and Core materials is usually done separately.

5 Dry Storage Dry materials are held in separate Face and Core storage bins or silos to create surge capacity in the production process, or supply multiple production lines. 6 Blending Resin and wax is missed with the dry materials. Most mills use single-stage, water cooled, high-speed mechanical blenders that distribute the resin through intimate particle to particle contact and high energy input. Some mills employ two-stage blenders. Separate blending systems are always used for Face and Core materials. Some plants will add recycled sanderdust back into the material at the blender.

7 Forming Line A variety of different technologies are used to form a continuous fiber mat of the proper Face/Core construction for the desired product. Resinated mat trim and rejected mats are recycled by careful mixing with fresh Core material in the Core forming station. Most modern plants form on a continuous solid belt. Many older plants form on either hard aluminum or soft cloth or wire screen “cauls” that support the mat as it is conveyed to, and possibly through, the press.Most Forming Lines include either single opening prepresses or continuous precompressors to improve mat integrity.

8 Pressing Mats are consolidated into rough boards under heat and pressure. A variety of press types are employed, including multi-opening platen presses, single opening platen presses, steam injection platen presses, continuous steel belt presses, and continuous drum (Mende) presses.9 Trimming Rough boards are sawn around the perimeter.

10 Cooling Rough boards are held apart to air-cool before stacking. 11 Finishing Rough boards are converted to finished product dimensions by sawing and sanding. The portion of rough board volume that is converted into saw trim and sanderdust varies with the mill and product, but can range from 8% to 25%. 12 Residual Management The saw trim and sanderdust are either burned to generate process heat, recycled back into the board, or disposed of elsewhere. 13 Thermal energy generation All plants must generate process heat. Presses are heated with either steam or thermal oil. Dryers may be heated indirectly with either steam or thermal oil, or by direct firing. Natural gas, oil, and board residuals are all used as fuel in different mills.
Sources: Evergreen Engineering 2009b 

### Figure 1

- 2: General steps in Particleboard manufacturing**# Process Step**  **Process Description**

1 Raw material handling Chips, sawdust, planer shavings, and other recycled materials are received, stored, cleaned, mixed, and conveyed. 2 Additive handling Resin, wax, and other additives are received, stored, and prepared for use by mixing, heating, and/or dilution with water. 3 Refining Raw material is processed through a stream pressurized refiner and converted into fiber. Some mills have multiple refiners and prepare Face and Core layer fibers separately, others have only one refiner and don’t differentiate between Face and Core. 4 Blending Resin and wax is mixed with the fibers. Most mills use the blowline blending technique where the additives are mixed with the fiber prior to drying. Some mills use mechanical blending that applies the additives to the dry fiber. 5 Drying Wet fiber is passed through a heated flash tube dryer to evaporate moisture. Layered board mills dry Face and Core fibers separately. 6 Fiber Storage Dry resinated fibers are held in surge bins, and mixed with recycled fiber. These systems are more complicated in layered board mills than in those that make homogenous board. 7 Forming line A variety of different technologies are used to form a continuous fiber mate of the proper construction for the desired product. Mat trim and rejected mats are mixed with fresh fiber and recycled through the fiber storage area. 8 Pressing Mats are consolidated into rough boards under heat and pressure. A variety of press types are employed, including multi-opening platen presses, single opening platen presses, steam injection platen presses, continuous steel belt presses, and continuous drum (Mende) presses.

9 Trimming Rough boards are sawn around the perimeter. 10 Cooling Rough boards are held-apart to air-cool before stacking. 

### Table 2- 3: Manufacturing Steps: Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)11 Finishing Rough boards are converted to finished product dimensions by sawing and sanding. The portion of rough board volume that is converted into saw trim and sanderdust varies with the mill and product, but can range from 8% to 25%. 12 Residual Management The saw trim and sanderdust are either burned to generate process heat, recycled back into the board, or disposed elsewhere. 13 Thermal energy generation All plants must generate steam for refining. Presses are heated with either steam or thermal oil. Dryers may be heated indirectly with either steam or thermal oil, or by direct firing. Natural gas, oil, and board residuals are all used as fuel in different mills.

**Figure 1- 3: Process Flow Diagram for a Typical Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) Manufacturing Facility** Sources: Evergreen Engineering 2009a.**MSF**

Door Components 155,044 Electronic Cabinets 14,407 Laminate Flooring 341,175 Mobile Home Decking <6,395 Underlayment <6,395 Household Furniture 442,428 Office Furniture 63,259 Kitchen Cabinets and Vanities 381,812 Counter Tops 18,272 Millwork 265,385 Moulding 346,348 Prefinished Paneling 97,758 Retail 70,746 Shelving 19,300 Store Fixtures 117,880 Other 307,365 **Total** 2,647,574

**Product Category Particleboard (PB), MSF**  Cabinets and Vanities 1,329,551 Conventional Home Subflooring and Floor Underlayment 142,615 Flooring and Manufactured Home Decking C Countertops C Miscellaneous Construction Uses 775,545 Furniture 1,078,838 Paneling 115,323 Fixtures 151,726 

### Table 2- 4: Quantity of Composite Wood Sold **in the United States in 2005, by Product Category and Composite Wood Type Table 2- 4: Quantity of Composite Wood Product Shipments by North American Producers in 2005, by Product Category and** 

**Product Category Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)** 

Sources: CPA 2006Shelving 115,521

Millwork 43,588 Moulding C **Total** 4,068,886

**Product Category Particleboard (PB)**  Cabinets and Vanities $413,500 Conventional Home Subflooring and Floor Underlayment $44,400 Flooring and Manufactured Home Decking C Countertops C Miscellaneous Construction Uses $241,200 Furniture $335,500 Paneling $35,900 Fixtures $47,200 Shelving $35,900 Millwork $13,600 Moulding C

**Total** $1,167,100



### Exhibit 1: Production Volume of Primary Wood Products, by Product Category, 2005 **Total Production Volume (mmsf)**  Particleboard (3/4” basis) 3,389 Medium Density Fiberboard (3/4” basis) 1,626 Hardwood Plywood (3/8” basis) 1,526



### Exhibit 2: **Quantity and Customs Value of U.S. Imports of PB, by Country of Origin, 2009**

**Country Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  Canada 567,472 Mexico 35,913

**Product Category**

Note : mmsf - million square feet Sources: CPA 2006, WPC 2005


### Table 2- 5: Total Value of Composite Wood Products Sold **in the United States, by Product Category and Composite Wood Type (Thousands of 2005 Dollars)** 

Notes: All values have been rounded to the nearest hundred thousand. C denotes censored shipments due to less than three companies providing data for that particular downstream category. C denotes censored shipments due to less than three companies providing data for that particular downstream category. N/A means that the data was not available.

* Denotes that these values were estimated based on proportions derived from WPC 2005.

n.a. means that the data was not available. *Denotes that these values were estimated based on proportions derived from WPC 2005. Sources: CPA 2006, WPC 2005,CARB 2007

### All Others 25,516

**Total 628,901** 



### Exhibit 3: **Quantity and Customs Value of U.S. Imports of MDF, by Country of Origin, 2009**

**Country Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  Canada 439,102 China 287,372 Chile 189,162 Germany 70,224 New Zealand 45,297 Austria 29,468 All Others 95,130 **Total 1,155,755** 



### Exhibit 4: **Quantity and Customs Value of U.S. Imports of HWPW, by Country of Origin, 2009**

**Country Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  China 1,204,133 Indonesia 189,658 Russia 173,714 Canada 140,671 Malaysia 109,637 Brazil 65,545 Ecuador 40,483 **All Others** 194,130 **Total 2,117,971** 



### Exhibit 5: **Quantity of U.S. Imports of PB, MDF, and HWPW Combined, by Country of Origin, 2009**

**Country Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  China 1,491,505 Canada 1,147,245 Chile 189,162 Indonesia 189,658 Russia 173,714 Malaysia 109,637 Germany 70,224 All Others 531,482 **Total 3,902,627** 



### Exhibit 6: **Quantity and Value of U.S. Exports of PB, by Destination Country, 2009** Source: U.S. ITC 2010a Source: U.S. ITC 2010a

Note: Imports reported in kilograms were converted to cubic meters based on an estimated average MDF density of 700 kg per cubic meter. Source: U.S. ITC 2010a

Note: Imports reported in square meters were converted to cubic meters based on an estimated average thickness of 13mm, concurrent with U.S. ITC 2008a.

### Country **Quantity (Cubic Meters)**

Canada 72,489 Mexico 20,199 All Other 15,809 **Total 108,497** 



### Exhibit 7: **Quantity and Value of U.S. Exports of MDF, by Destination Country, 2009**

**Country Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  Canada 208,269 Mexico 130,794 All Other 19,923 **Total 358,986** 



### Exhibit 8: **Quantity and Value of U.S. Exports of HWPW, by Destination Country, 2009**

**Country Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  Canada 110,644 Mexico 66,685 All Other 19,962 **Total 197,291** 



### Exhibit 9: **Quantity of PB, MDF, and HWPW Combined, by Destination Country, 2009**

**Country Quantity (Cubic Meters)**  Canada 391,402 Mexico 217,678 All Other 55,694 **Total 664,774** 
**Figure 1- 4: Process Flow Diagram for a Hardboard (HB) manufacturing facility Figure 1- 5: Process Flow Diagram for a Hardboard (HB) manufacturing facility** **% MSF**  **%** 6% 311,289 6% 1% 13,748 0% 13% <64,739 <1.2% <0.2% <64,739 <1.2% <0.2% 142,615 3% 17% 1,189,364 21% 2% 545,495 10% 14% 1,716,936 31% 1% 268,763 5% 10% 63,538 1% 13% <64,739 <1.2% 4% 115,323 2% 3% 32,618 1% 1% 244,909 4% 4% 226,482 4% 12% 690,261 12% 0% 5,626,080 0%

**Hardwood Plywood (HWPW), MSF**  ***** **Medium Density Fiberboard**  **(MDF), MSF Total, MSF**  256,714 274,911 1,861,176

n.a C n.a

n.a 221,021 n.a
n.a n.a n.a 149,218 395,612 1,320,375

n.a 334,690 1,413,528

n.a n.a 115,323

n.a 84,151 235,877 

### in the United States in 2005, by Product Category and Composite Wood Type **Table 2- 4: Quantity of Composite Wood Product Shipments by North American Producers in 2005, by Product Category and**

**Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) Particleboard**  **(PB)**n.a 13,755 129,276

n.a 155,454 199,042

n.a 223,528 n.a 405,932 1,803,301 6,278,119

**Hardwood Plywood (HWPW)** * **Medium Density Fiberboard**  **(MDF) Total**  $109,600 $119,600 $642,700

n.a. C $44,400

n.a. $200 $200

n.a. n.a $0 $63,700 $172,100 $477,000

n.a. $145,600 $481,100

n.a. n.a $35,900

n.a. $36,600 $83,800

n.a. $6,000 $41,900

n.a. $67,600 $81,200

n.a. $97,200 $97,200 $173,400 $644,900 $1,985,400



### Exhibit 1: Production Volume of Primary Wood Products, by Product Category, 2005

**Quantity and Customs Value of U.S. Imports of PB, by Country of Origin, 2009**

**Percent of Total Cumulative**  **Percent Customs Value** 

**($1,000) Percent of Total**  90.2% 90.2% $138,972 88.3% 5.7% 95.9% $9,904 6.3% **in the United States, by Product Category and Composite Wood Type** C denotes censored shipments due to less than three companies providing data for that particular downstream category.

### 4.1% 100.0% $8,535 5.4% **100.0%**

**- $157,411**  **100.0%**

**Quantity and Customs Value of U.S. Imports of MDF, by Country of Origin, 2009**

**Percent of Total Cumulative**  **Percent Customs Value** 

**($1,000) Percent of Total**  38.0% 38.0% $126,145 25.6% 24.9% 62.9% $164,701 33.5% 16.4% 79.2% $75,985 15.4% 6.1% 85.3% $23,941 4.9% 3.9% 89.2% $13,480 2.7% 2.5% 91.8% $21,738 4.4% 8.2% 100.0% $66,225 13.5% **100.0%**

**- $492,215**  **100.0%**

**Quantity and Customs Value of U.S. Imports of HWPW, by Country of Origin, 2009**

**Percent of Total Cumulative**  **Percent Customs Value** 

**($1,000) Percent of Total**  56.9% 56.9% $695,967 57.5% 9.0% 65.8% $95,075 7.9% 8.2% 74.0% $65,987 5.5% 6.6% 80.7% $138,499 11.4% 5.2% 85.8% $53,359 4.4% 3.1% 88.9% $26,981 2.2% 1.9% 90.8% $19,943 1.6% 9.2% 100.0% $113,853 9.4% **100.0%**

**- $1,209,664**  **100.0%**

**Quantity of U.S. Imports of PB, MDF, and HWPW Combined, by Country of Origin, 2009 Percent of Total**  38% 29% 5% 5% 4% 3% 2% 14% **100%** Note: Imports reported in kilograms were converted to cubic meters based on an estimated average MDF density of 700 kg per cubic meter.

Note: Imports reported in square meters were converted to cubic meters based on an estimated average thickness of 13mm, concurrent with U.S. ITC 2008a.

### Percent of Total **Cumulative Percent**  **Value ($1,000) Percent of Total**  66.8% 66.8% $44,266 69.2% 18.6% 85.4% $11,227 17.5% 14.6% 100.0% $8,514 13.3% **100.0%**

**- $64,007**  **100.0%**

**Percent of Total Cumulative**  **Percent Value ($1,000)**  **Percent of Total** 58.0% 58.0% $53,918 53.81% 36.4% 94.5% $40,697 40.62% 5.5% 100.0% $5,586 5.57% **100.0%**

**- $100,201**  **100.00%**

**Percent of Total Cumulative**  **Percent Value ($1,000)**  **Percent of Total** 56.1% 56.1% $35,414 56.6% 33.8% 89.9% $19,263 30.8% 10.1% 100.0% $7,929 12.7% **100.0%**

**- $62,606**  **100.0%**

**Percent of Total**

58.9% 32.7% 8.4% **100.0%**1 2 3 4 5 6

Door Components 311,289 6% 155,044 Electronic Cabinets 13,748 0.2% 14,407 Lam inate Flooring <64,739 <1.2% 341,175 Mobile Hom e Decking <64,739 <1.2% <6,395 Underlayme nt 142,615 3% <6,395 Household Furniture 1,189,364 21% 442,428 Kitchen Cabinets and Vanities 1,716,936 31% 381,812 Counter Tops 268,763 5% 18,272 Millwork 63,538 1% 265,385 Moulding <64,739 <1.2% 346,348 Office Furniture 545,495 10% 63,259 Prefinished Paneling 115,323 2% 97,758 Retail 32,618 1% 70,746 Shelving 244,909 4% 19,300 Store Fixtures 226,482 4% 117,880 Other 690,261 12% 307,365 Total 5,626,080 2,647,574 64,739 1% 6,395

## 2005 P **RODUCTION**

(Thousand Square Feet–3⁄4 Inch Basis) 

### T **OTA L**  

### USA **C AN**  **AD A**  

### P **ARTICLEBOARD** 5,742,413 4,110,883 1,631,530 

### M **EDIUM** 

### D **ENSITY** 

### F **IBERBOARD** 2,751,326 1,840,281 911,045 

### H **ARDBOARD** 800,335 724,461 75,874 (Cubic Meters) 

### T **OTA L**  

### USA **C AN**  **AD A**  

### P **ARTICLEBOARD** 10,162,864 7,275,399 2,887,465 

### M **EDIUM** 

### D **ENSITY** 

### F **IBERBOARD** 4,869,270 3,256,912 1,612,358 

### H **ARDBOARD** 1,416,427 1,282,145 134,2827

6% 1% 13% <0.2% <0.2% 17% 14% 1% 10% 13% 2% 4% 3% 1% 4% 12%

0%**Item** 1Q

_ 2008

_ 2Q

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2008

_ Net sales, receipts, and operating revenues ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 15,560 17,636 Depreciation, depletion, and amortization of property
, plant, and equipment .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 483 487 All other operating costs and expenses ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14,889 16,276 **Incom e (loss) from** **operations**

................................................................................................................................................................................................ 189 874 Interest expense ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 415 408 All other nonoperating income (expense) .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 120 109 **Incom e (loss) before incom** **e taxes**

........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ (106) 574 Provision for current and deferred domestic income taxes .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. (14) 9 **Incom e (loss) after incom**  **e taxes**

.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (92) 565 Cash dividends charged to retained earnings this quarter ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 865 261 **Net incom e retained in business** 

.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. (957) 304 Retained earnings at beginning of quarter .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17,802 16,611 Other direct credits (charges) to retained earnings (net), including stock and other non-cash dividends, etc. ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (199) (133) **Retained earnings at end of quarter**

.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16,645 16,782 **INCOME STATEMENT IN RATIO FORMAT** Net sales, receipts, and operating revenues .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 100.00 100.00 Depreciation, depletion, and amortization of property
, plant, and equipment ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3.10 2.76 All other operating costs and expenses .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 95.69 92.29 **Incom e (loss) from** **operations**

........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1.21 4.95 Interest expense ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2.67 2.32 All other nonoperating income (expense) ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 0.77 0.62 **Incom e (loss) before incom** **e taxes**

..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (0.68) 3.26 Provision for current and deferred domestic income taxes ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ (0.09) 0.05 **Incom e (loss) after incom**  **e taxes**

........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ (0.59) 3.20 **OPERATING RATIOS** (see explanatory notes) Annual rate of profit on stockholders' equity at end of period: Before income taxes ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ (1.94) 10.29 After income taxes .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (1.67) 10.13 Annual rate of profit on total assets: Before income taxes .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (0.73) 3.95 After income taxes ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (0.63) 3.89 **BALANCE SHEET RATIOS** (based on succeeding table) Total current assets to total current liabilities ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3.14 3.25 Total cash, U.S. Government and other securities, to total current liabilities ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1.55 1.67 Total stockholders' equity to total debt ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1.30 1.46 **ASSETS** Cash and demand deposits in the U.S. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2,344 2,621 Time deposits in the U.S., including negotiable certificates of deposit ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 327 467 **Total cash on hand and in U.S. banks**

............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2,671 3,088 Other short-term financial investments, including marketable and **(percent of net sales)**

**(percent)** 

### Table 16.0 -- Income StatementFor Corporations in NAICS Manufacturing Subsector 321,

**Wood Products All Total Asset Sizes** 

**(m illion dollars)** 

**(m illion dollars)** government securities, commercial paper, etc. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13,217 13,510 **Total cash, U.S. Governm ent and other securities** 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15,887 16,598 Trade accounts and trade notes receivable (less allowance for doubtful accounts) ............................................................................................................................................................ 5,671 6,014 Inventories ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8,660 7,985 All other current assets ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,888 1,773 **Total current assets**

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 32,106 32,370 Property , plant, and equipm ent ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30,659 31,119 Land and mineral rights ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6,915 6,630 Less: Accumulated depreciation, depletion, and amortization ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20,920 20,786 **Net property, plant, and equipm ent** 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16,654 16,964 All other noncurrent assets, including investment in nonconsolidated entities, long-term investments, intangibles, etc. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9,171 8,775 **Total Assets**

...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 57,931 58,108 **LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY** Short-term debt, original maturity of 1 year or less: a. Loans from banks ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1,780 1,813 b. Other short-term loans, including commercial paper ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 393 183 Trade accounts and trade notes payable ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,368 3,760 Income taxes accrued, prior and current years, net of pay me nts ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 318 289 Current portion of long-term debt, due in 1 year or less: a. Loans from banks ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 535 617 b. Other long-term loans ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,580 930 All other current liabilities, including excise and sales taxes, and accrued expenses ................................................................................................................................................................................ 2,267 2,372 **Total current liabilities**

................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10,241 9,965 Long-term debt, due in more than 1 year: a. Loans from banks ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5,157 4,985 b. Other long-term loans ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7,517 6,702 All other noncurrent liabilities, including deferred income taxes, capitalized leases, and minority stockholders' interest in consolidated domestic corporations .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13,042 14,144 **Total liabilities**

......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35,956 35,796 Capital stock and other capital (less treasury stock) .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5,330 5,531 Retained earnings ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16,645 16,782 **Stockholders' equity**

................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21,975 22,312 **Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity**

........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 57,931 58,108 **NET WORKING CAPITAL** Excess of total current assets over total current liabilities ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21,865 22,405 **SELECTED BALANCE SHEET RATIOS** Total cash, U.S. Government and other securities ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27.42 28.56 Trade accounts and trade notes receivable .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9.79 10.35 Inventories .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14.95 13.74 Total current assets ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 55.42 55.71 Net property , plant, and equipm ent ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28.75 29.19 Short-term debt, including current portion of long-term debt ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7.40 6.10 Total current liabilities ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17.68 17.15 Long-term debt ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21.88 20.11 Total liabilities ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62.07 61.60 Stockholders' equity

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37.93 38.40 **(percent of total assets)**3Q

_

2008

_ 4Q

_

2008

_ 1Q

_

2009

_ 2Q

_

2009

_ 3Q

_

2009

_ 4Q

_

2009

_ 1Q

_

2010

_ 2Q

_

2010

_ 19,505 16,033 13,433 14,658 15,980 14,495 14,537 17,877

651 629 608 622 667 649 608 599 18,129 15,922 13,058 13,712 14,594 13,551 13,590 16,292 725 (519) (233) 324 719 295 339 986 533 517 545 569 605 605 602 666 1,125 (1,198) (55) 53 74 (386) 212 189 1,317 (2,234) (833) (193) 187 (696) (51) 509 848 (370) (215) (39) 30 8 23 25 469 (1,864) (617) (154) 157 (704) (74) 484 317 597 199 325 211 337 579 535 152 (2,461) (817) (479) (53) (1,041) (654) (51) 21,349 20,920 17,787 16,709 17,640 17,158 16,950 17,298

73 (51) 52 (5) 163 157 573 259 21,575 18,407 17,023 16,225 17,750 16,274 16,869 17,506

100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

3.34 3.93 4.52 4.25 4.17 4.47 4.19 3.35 92.94 99.31 97.21 93.55 91.33 93.49 93.48 91.13 3.72 (3.24) (1.73) 2.21 4.50 2.04 2.33 5.52 2.73 3.22 4.06 3.88 3.79 4.18 4.14 3.72 5.77 (7.47) (0.41) 0.36 0.46 (2.66) 1.46 1.06 6.75 (13.93) (6.20) (1.32) 1.17 (4.80) (0.35) 2.85 4.35 (2.31) (1.60) (0.27) 0.19 0.06 0.16 0.14 2.41 (11.63) (4.60) (1.05) 0.99 (4.86) (0.51) 2.71

17.46 (35.07) (13.13) (3.25) 2.92 (11.58) (0.85) 8.14 6.22 (29.27) (9.73) (2.59) 2.45 (11.72) (1.24) 7.74

6.63 (12.35) (4.59) (1.05) 1.00 (3.78) (0.27) 2.67 2.36 (10.30) (3.40) (0.84) 0.84 (3.82) (0.39) 2.54

2.80 3.31 3.20 3.30 3.30 3.47 3.39 3.28 1.61 1.82 1.68 1.76 1.76 1.84 1.80 1.70 1.33 1.14 1.11 0.95 1.06 0.97 0.95 1.02
3,259 2,362 2,154 2,770 3,250 2,859 2,045 2,191 585 438 519 468 568 234 248 290 3,844 2,799 2,673 3,238 3,818 3,093 2,293 2,481 **(m illion dollars)** 

**(percent of net sales)**

**(percent)**

**(m illion dollars)**  **(percent of net sales)**

**(percent) Wood Products**  **All Total Asset Sizes**

**(m illion dollars)** 

**(m illion dollars)** 18,613 16,271 15,289 15,403 15,327 15,243 17,047 16,631

22,457 19,070 17,961 18,641 19,146 18,336 19,340 19,112
6,410 5,133 5,683 5,574 5,930 5,277 5,881 6,168 8,296 8,590 8,355 7,626 7,577 7,722 8,062 8,466 2,041 1,783 2,237 3,086 3,283 3,155 3,046 3,120 39,205 34,577 34,236 34,926 35,935 34,489 36,329 36,865 40,111 40,966 41,484 42,529 42,999 44,651 44,953 45,573 10,891 10,844 11,439 11,161 10,996 11,047 11,198 11,142 26,635 26,663 27,153 27,953 28,095 29,319 29,827 30,515 24,367 25,146 25,770 25,737 25,900 26,379 26,324 26,200
15,923 12,646 12,607 12,993 13,211 12,789 12,629 13,269 79,494 72,369 72,614 73,656 75,046 73,658 75,282 76,335

1,903 1,971 2,081 1,936 1,785 1,672 1,826 1,963 127 148 367 216 472 476 666 671 3,885 3,421 3,392 3,662 3,871 3,581 3,847 4,129 1,604 266 197 110 112 103 123 108

654 734 882 1,066 910 949 802 759 1,236 758 922 749 778 531 720 658
4,578 3,156 2,865 2,859 2,968 2,632 2,733 2,949 13,988 10,455 10,706 10,598 10,896 9,944 10,717 11,238
6,068 6,676 6,414 7,195 6,990 6,950 7,171 7,375 12,719 12,067 12,129 13,892 13,274 14,250 14,045 13,043

16,539 17,694 17,993 18,209 18,188 18,475 19,309 19,650 49,314 46,892 47,242 49,894 49,348 49,620 51,242 51,306 8,605 7,070 8,349 7,537 7,948 7,764 7,171 7,522 21,575 18,407 17,023 16,225 17,750 16,274 16,869 17,506 30,179 25,477 25,372 23,762 25,698 24,038 24,040 25,029 79,494 72,369 72,614 73,656 75,046 73,658 75,282 76,335

25,217 24,122 23,530 24,329 25,039 24,545 25,612 25,628

28.25 26.35 24.74 25.31 25.51 24.89 25.69 25.04 8.06 7.09 7.83 7.57 7.90 7.16 7.81 8.08 10.44 11.87 11.51 10.35 10.10 10.48 10.71 11.09 49.32 47.78 47.15 47.42 47.88 46.82 48.26 48.29 30.65 34.75 35.49 34.94 34.51 35.81 34.97 34.32 4.93 4.99 5.86 5.39 5.26 4.93 5.33 5.31 17.60 14.45 14.74 14.39 14.52 13.50 14.24 14.72 23.63 25.90 25.54 28.63 27.00 28.78 28.18 26.75 62.04 64.80 65.06 67.74 65.76 67.37 68.07 67.21 37.96 35.20 34.94 32.26 34.24 32.63 31.93 32.79 **(percent of total assets) (percent of total assets)** 1 2 3 4 5

Sector 31: EC0731SG6: Manufacturing: Summary Series: General Summary : Industry Statistics for Subsectors by Legal Form of Organization: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

. Geographic Area Name 2007 NAICS code Meaning of 2007 NAICS code Meaning of Legal form of organization code

Footnote identifier Companies Number of establishments Number of employees United States 321 Wo od product manufacturing

All establishm ents 14,817 16,868 523,899 United States 321 Wo od product manufacturing

Corporations, total 10,670 12,574 464,685 United States 321 Wo od product manufacturing

Noncorporate legal form of organization, total 4,147 4,294 59,214 United States 321 Wo od product manufacturing

Individual proprietorships 2,337 2,343 j United States 321 Wo od product manufacturing

Partnerships 1,809 1,950 43,706 United States 321 Wo od product manufacturing

Other noncorporate and unknown legal form of organization 1 1 a6 7 8 Sector 31: EC0731SG6: Manufacturing: Summary Series: General Summary : Industry Statistics for Subsectors by Legal Form of Organization: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

. Annual pay roll ($1,000) Production workers avg per year Production workers hours (1,000)

17,426,832 417,447 835,583 15,581,991 370,838 745,938 1,844,841 46,609 89,645 D D D

1,411,220 34,721 67,396 D D D9 10
Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

. Production workers, nonleased employees wages ($1,000) Value added ($1,000) 12,083,007 41,098,005 10,790,817 36,802,170 1,292,190 4,295,835 D D 982,031 3,378,229 D D11 12
Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

. Total cost of materials ($1,000) Total value of shipments ($1,000)

60,533,510 101,711,917 54,083,165 90,998,636 6,450,345 10,713,281 D D 5,144,484 8,505,000 D D13
Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

. Total capital expenditures (new and used) ($1,000) 3,046,891 2,758,762 288,129 D 233,417 D1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sector 31: Manufacturing: Subject Series - Concentration Ratios: Share of Value of Shipments Accounted for by the 4 8 20 and 50 Largest Companies for Industries: 2002 [NOTE. Data based on the 2002 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this table represent those available when this report was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry .] 2002 NAICS code

Meaning of 2002 NAICS code

Meaning of Concentration ratio code Footnote identifer

Year Companies Total value of shps ($1,000) 321211All com panies

321211 Hardwood veneer & ply wood m fg All com panies 2002 304 3,082,173 3212114 largest companies

321211 Hardwood veneer & ply wood m fg 4 largest companies 2002 X X 3212118 largest companies

321211 Hardwood veneer & ply wood m fg 8 largest companies 2002 X X 32121120 largest companies

321211 Hardwood veneer & ply wood m fg 20 largest companies 2002 X X 32121150 largest companies

321211 Hardwood veneer & ply wood m fg 50 largest companies 2002 X X 321219All com panies

321219 Reconstituted wood product mfg

All com panies 2002 180 5,828,833 3212194 largest companies

321219 Reconstituted wood product mfg

4 largest companies 2002 X X 3212198 largest companies

321219 Reconstituted wood product mfg

8 largest companies 2002 X X 32121920 largest companies

321219 Reconstituted wood product mfg

20 largest companies 2002 X X 32121950 largest companies

321219 Reconstituted wood product mfg

50 largest companies 2002 X X9 10 and 50 Largest Companies for Industries: 2002 [NOTE. Data based on the 2002 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this table represent those available when this report was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry .] Total value of shps (%)

Herfindahl-Hirschman index 100 X 33.1 X 44.8 X 61.5 X 77.4 468.2 100 X 35.2 X 50.5 X 73.1 X 90.6 497.9[NOTE. Data based on the 2002 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this table represent those available when this report was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry .][NOTE. Data based on the 2002 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this table represent those available when this report was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry .][NOTE. Data based on the 2002 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this table represent those available when this report was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry .]

### 2000 **2001 2002** 

321211China



### 321211 China 34,135,754 49,500,983 105,391,271 321211Canada



### 321211 Canada 382,244,638 353,754,780 376,665,499 321211Indonesia



### 321211 Indonesia 232,274,186 193,290,626 212,185,319 321211Russia



### 321211 Russia 86,360,736 101,053,233 127,036,176 321211Malaysia



### 321211 Malaysia 108,388,441 94,270,888 128,715,250 321211Subtotal - 321211



### Subtotal - 321211 843,403,755 791,870,510 949,993,515

321211Other countries



### Other countries 300,018,154 265,154,902 315,354,961 321219Canada



### 321219 Canada 1,714,013,911 1,488,200,587 1,559,564,421 321219China



### 321219 China 606,407 2,064,030 1,127,398 321219Chile



### 321219 Chile 47,040,673 51,235,310 59,052,938 321219Germany



### 321219 Germany 83,965,241 130,302,437 125,259,135 321219Spain



### 321219 Spain 11,340,938 9,287,345 42,284,831 321219Subtotal - 321219



### Subtotal - 321219 1,856,967,170 1,681,089,709 1,787,288,723

321219Other countries



### Other countries 200,173,795 201,033,516 254,913,828

**Total 3,200,562,874**  **2,939,148,637 3,307,551,027** 

Sources: Data on this site have been compiled from tariff and trade data from the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission.



### 2000 **2001 2002**  **In Actual Dollars** 321211Canada



### 321211 Canada 151,354,296 146,997,518 167,586,972 

## Annual + Year-To-Date Data from Jan - Sep

**NAIC Number Country**  **NAIC Number Country** 



## HWPW: FAS Value by NAIC Number and FAS Value **HWPW: Customs Value by NAIC Number and Customs Value**

**Annual + Year-To-Date Data from Jan - Sep**321211Mexico



### 321211 Mexico 26,021,462 19,223,221 27,637,136 321211Germany



### 321211 Germany 71,823,189 53,667,764 49,061,615 321211Spain



### 321211 Spain 43,123,480 40,901,292 46,435,544 321211Italy 

### 321211 Italy 17,803,613 22,561,010 24,053,854 321211Subtotal - 321211



### Subtotal - 321211 310,126,040 283,350,805 314,775,121

321211Other Countries



### Other Countries 156,562,979 141,972,842 158,809,260 321219Canada



### 321219 Canada 168,683,736 137,489,763 151,537,085 321219Mexico



### 321219 Mexico 78,253,502 94,212,144 98,898,972 321219Russia



### 321219 Russia 262,136 273,569 1,110,379 321219France



### 321219 France 6,191,052 6,716,961 5,180,716

321219United Kingdom



### 321219 United

Kingdom 38,226,650 33,328,828 12,247,419

321219Subtotal - 321219



### Subtotal - 321219 291,617,076 272,021,265 268,974,571

321219Other Countries



### Other Countries 68,218,920 49,817,261 42,443,574

**Total 826,525,015**  **747,162,173 785,002,526** 

Sources: Data on this site have been compiled from tariff and trade data from the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission.

TABLE 2.2 Estimated global production of hardwood plywood (1,000 cubic meters) Country 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 China 9,720 17,990 17,960 21,530 23,360 Indonesia 6,550 6,111 4,514 4,534 6,111 Malaysia 4,341 4,771 4,734 5,006 5,072 Russia 1,675 1,820 2,066 2,352 2,390 India 1,600 1,760 1,936 2,130 2,312 United States 1,855 1,855 1,855 1,844 1,786 EU 27 1,611 1,580 1,689 1,677 1,712 Brazil 1,100 1,220 1,380 1,305 1,387 Japan 1,132 1,131 919 963 1,009 Taiwan 500 550 650 650 717 Canada 300 300 300 302 293 Subtotal 25,741 30,621 29,643 30,360 32,647 Other 3,503 3,602 4,034 4,093 4,061 Total 33,887 42,690 42,038 46,385 50,210 Source: Estimated by Commission staff based on data from the FAOSTAT Forestry Database, ITTO annual reports, and FEIC Annual Report 2006–07. Source: US ITC 2008 - Wood Flooring and Hardwood Plywood: Competitive Conditions Affecting the U.S. Industries

### 2003 **2004 2005**  **2006 2007**  **2008**

167,512,879 429,274,104 612,505,207 982,532,108 988,436,025 823,190,774 348,862,674 406,701,679 422,180,783 423,471,192 376,343,702 306,650,056 188,600,018 212,721,282 194,263,756 201,375,041 195,592,742 143,028,983 112,704,936 165,527,370 161,901,998 128,074,580 121,908,288 117,107,878 118,000,740 207,227,965 174,202,933 212,409,093 193,607,414 100,361,807 935,681,247 1,421,452,400 1,565,054,677 1,947,862,014 1,875,888,171 1,490,339,498
326,022,528 431,167,578 369,543,169 356,876,387 434,757,269 355,809,409 2,488,039,151 3,449,819,098 3,209,798,730 2,459,325,758 1,557,478,144 1,050,916,252 2,732,037 13,383,165 56,022,019 106,349,686 137,913,611 170,608,256 89,078,045 134,306,774 143,415,279 158,956,719 127,848,975 106,543,408 97,353,976 186,693,094 201,065,095 144,853,857 108,477,228 51,540,504 45,210,356 102,477,183 118,607,082 157,668,010 93,728,241 46,587,841 2,722,413,565 3,886,679,314 3,728,908,205 3,027,154,030 2,025,446,199 1,426,196,261
382,033,328 508,196,308 614,204,990 485,137,852 288,312,058 185,510,639 **4,366,150,668 6,247,495,600**  **6,277,711,041 5,817,030,283**  **4,624,403,697 3,457,855,807** 

Sources: Data on this site have been compiled from tariff and trade data from the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission.



### 2003 **2004 2005**  **2006 2007**  **2008**
184,273,632 190,512,261 187,879,745 202,266,363 200,759,536 189,976,180 

## Annual + Year-To-Date Data from Jan - Sep **In Actual Dollars**



## HWPW: FAS Value by NAIC Number and FAS Value **HWPW: Customs Value by NAIC Number and Customs Value**

**for ALL Countries U.S. Imports for Consumption**  **Annual + Year-To-Date Data from Jan - Sep**

**for ALL Countries U.S. Domestic Exports** 

### 23,148,780 34,571,387 38,335,639 36,520,077 36,568,043 32,349,010

64,671,586 62,683,429 59,183,812 61,563,674 54,698,737 49,088,845 41,026,044 43,103,944 44,802,598 45,521,809 54,721,473 35,107,790 25,357,031 23,895,596 26,567,109 28,546,238 30,479,456 26,741,177 338,477,073 354,766,617 356,768,903 374,418,161 377,227,245 333,263,002
146,355,434 184,451,937 156,734,704 131,417,152 159,587,731 146,933,285 145,883,788 189,017,906 200,578,811 260,086,379 262,548,327 254,023,003 83,748,829 78,780,158 82,269,867 109,415,534 79,248,253 91,950,704 810,644 918,941 516,673 963,704 7,190,073 20,251,690 3,948,024 3,651,827 3,582,663 3,370,695 3,938,073 3,493,976 8,610,951 8,645,992 8,994,380 6,479,601 6,928,012 2,768,314
243,002,236 281,014,824 295,942,394 380,315,913 359,852,738 372,487,687
31,708,257 37,225,583 35,363,286 31,084,579 57,274,709 90,627,617 **759,543,000 857,458,961**  **844,809,287 917,235,805**  **953,942,423 943,311,591** 

Sources: Data on this site have been compiled from tariff and trade data from the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. International Trade Commission.

Source: US ITC 2008 - Wood Flooring and Hardwood Plywood: Competitive Conditions Affecting the U.S. Industries

### 2009 **2010 YTD**

606,552,705 597,957,803 216,583,159 163,450,983 93,793,528 118,927,515 66,238,656 74,879,552 54,322,160 83,151,134 1,037,490,208 1,038,366,987
213,221,355 157,902,014 806,020,340 778,865,432 208,713,720 186,314,627 95,289,604 78,823,351 61,003,850 41,688,503 30,638,682 9,613,949 1,201,666,196 1,095,305,862
133,216,513 97,135,438 **2,585,594,272 2,388,710,301** 

**2009 2010 YTD** 
143,358,119 128,019,601

### 28,343,067 28,429,627

28,088,771 22,563,072 16,710,742 14,637,494 13,919,237 10,238,042 230,419,936 203,887,836
92,794,771 90,409,752 210,109,620 190,246,330 88,749,154 68,011,441 4,098,173 3,991,162 3,917,202 2,253,739 3,702,705 4,174,726
310,576,854 268,677,398
26,765,201 34,041,165 **660,556,762 597,016,151** **1 2**  **3 4**  **5 6**  **7 8**  Sector 31: EC0731I3: Manufacturing: Industry Series: Materials Consumed by Kind for the United States: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

. **Key** Material or fuel code Meaning of Material or fuel code Meaning of Units of measure

2007 NAICS code

Meaning of 2007 NAICS code

Consumption quantity

Delivered cost ($1,000) 900001_321211

900001 Total materials 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing X 2,063,909 11311000_321211

11311000 Stum page cost 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing X D 11331015_321211

11331015 Hardwood logs and bolts mi l bd ft Intl 1/4 in. scale 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing S 331,471 11331017_321211

11331017 Softwood logs and bolts mi l bd ft Intl 1/4 in. scale 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing S D 32121105_321211

32121105 Hardwood veneer mi l sq ft sm 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing S 626,244 32121203_321211

32121203 Softwood veneer mi l sq ft (1 in. basis) 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing S 187,062 32121101_321211

32121101 Hardwood ply wood mi l sq ft sm 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing S 158,002 32121903_321211

32121903 Particleboard (wood) mi l sq ft (3/4 in. basis) 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing S 69,367 32121907_321211

32121907 Medium density fiberboard (MDF)

mi l sq ft (3/4 in. basis)

321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing S 67,892 32552002_321211

32552002 Glues and adhesives 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing X 49,565 970099_321211

970099 All other m aterials/components/parts/containers/supplies 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing X 232,293 971000_321211

971000 Materials, ingredients, containers, and supplies, nsk 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing X 300,209 900001_321219

900001 Total materials 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing X 3,788,135 11331019_321219

11331019 Logs and bolts mi l bd ft Intl 1/4 in. scale 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

S 446,597 11331021_321219

11331021 Pulpwood 1,000 standard cords 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

S 376,893 32100015_321219

32100015 Chips, slabs, edgings, sawdust, and other wood waste 1,000 s tons 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing (q)12,047.2 316,508 32100017_321219

32100017 Planer shavings 1,000 s tons 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing S 125,569 32121909_321219

32121909 Hardboard 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing X 160,646 32121907_321219

32121907 Medium density fiberboard (MDF)

mi l sq ft (3/4 in. basis)

321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

S 146,384 32121903_321219

32121903 Particleboard (wood) mi l sq ft (3/4 in. basis) 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

S 211,734 32551003_321219

32551003 Paints, varnishes, stains, lacquers, shellacs, japans, etc. 1,000 gallons 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing S 41,633 32552007_321219

32552007 Urethane adhesives mi l lb (dry basis) 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

(q)195.0 120,261 32521141_321219

32521141 Urea and melamine resins mi l lb (dry basis) 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

S 390,526 32521143_321219

32521143 Phenolic and other tar acid resins mi l lb (dry

basis) 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

S 183,297 32419009_321219

32419009 Petroleum wax 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing X 99,648 190059_321219

190059 Overlays, viny l and paper 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing X 148,232 32521113_321219

32521113 All other plastics resins consumed in the form of granules, etc. 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

X 173,912 970099_321219

970099 All other m aterials/components/parts/containers/supplies 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

X 382,957 971000_321219

971000 Materials, ingredients, containers, and supplies, nsk 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing

X 463,338Sector 31: EC0731I3: Manufacturing: Industry Series: Materials Consumed by Kind for the United States: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

. Delivered cost ($1,000)Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

.Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

.**1 2**  **3 4**  **5 6**  **7** Sector 31: EC0731SX1: Manufacturing: Subject Series: Industry-Product Analysis: Industry Shipm ents by

Products: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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. **Key** Geographic Area Name Products and services code

Meaning of Products and services codeMeaning of Units of measure 2007 NAICS code

Meaning of 2007 NAICS code 0_321211 United States 0 Industry total 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 321113_321211

United States 321113 Sawm ills 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 3211135_321211

United States

3211135 Wo od chips, except field 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 321211_321211

United States 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 3212111_321211

United States

3212111 Hardwood veneer, incl. backed w/ paper/cloth/etc. 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 3212113_321211

United States

3212113 Hardwood ply wood, except prefinished made from purchased 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 3212115_321211

United States

3212115 Hardwood ply wood, prefinished, made from purchased 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 3212117_321211

United States

3212117 Hardwood ply wood-ty pe products 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 321211W _321211

United States

321211W Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing, nsk, total 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 321212_321211

United States 321212 Softwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 3212121_321211

United States

3212121 Softwood veneer, incl. backed w/ paper/cloth/other flexible mat. 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 3212124_321211

United States

3212124 Softwood ply

wood products: rough, sanded, and specialties 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 899998_321211

United States 899998 Other secondary products 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 8999980_321211

United States

8999980 Other secondary products 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 999899_321211

United States 999899 Total miscellaneous receipts 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 9998991_321211

United States

9998991 Resales - Sales of products bought/sold without further mfg 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 9998992_321211

United States

9998992 Contract work - Rcpts for work done for others on their materials 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 9998999_321211

United States

9998999 Misc. rcpts, including rcpts for repair wrk, scrap/refuse sales 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 0_321219 United States 0 Industry total 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 321219_321219

United States 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 3212191_321219

United States

3212191 Particleboard, made from particleboard prod. at same estab. 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 3212192_321219

United States

3212192 Wa ferboard and oriented strandboard 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 3212193_321219

United States

3212193 Medium density fiberboard (MDF), from MDF prod. same estab. 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 3212195_321219

United States

3212195 Cellulosic fiberboard (insulating board) 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 3212196_321219

United States

3212196 Hardboard products 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 3212198_321219

United States

3212198 Particleboard/med. density fiberboard (MDF), prefin., purch. 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 321219W _321219

United States

321219W Reconstituted wood product manufacturing, nsk, total 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 325211_321219

United States 325211 Plastics material and resin manufacturing 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 3252111_321219

United States

3252111 Thermoplastic resins and plastics materials 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 899998_321219

United States 899998 Other secondary products 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 8999980_321219

United States

8999980 Other secondary products 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 999899_321219

United States 999899 Total miscellaneous receipts 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 9998991_321219

United States

9998991 Resales - Sales of products bought/sold without further mfg 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 9998992_321219

United States

9998992 Contract work - Rcpts for work done for others on their materials 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 9998999_321219

United States

9998999 Misc. rcpts, including rcpts for repair wrk, scrap/refuse sales 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing**8 9**  Sector 31: EC0731SX1: Manufacturing: Subject Series: Industry-Product Analysis: Industry Shipm ents by

Products: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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. Footnote identifier

Products shipments value ($1,000) 3,391,096 12,548 12,548 3,155,728 D 1,096,794 D 461,587 238,360 97,722 D D 12,963 12,963 112,135 71,634 27,831 12,670 6,719,107 6,546,429 1,453,310 D D 182,459 643,322 D 313,192 D D D D D 84,243 D DData based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

. Data in this file represent those available when this file was created; data may not be available for all NAICS industries or geographies. Data in this table may be subject to employ me nt- and/or sales-size minimums that vary by industry

.Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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.**1 2**  **3 4** 

Sector 31: EC0731I1: Manufacturing: Industry Series: Detailed Statistics by Industry for the United States: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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. 2007 NAICS code

Meaning of 2007 NAICS code Companies Number of establishments 321211 Hardwood veneer and ply wood m anufacturing 277 304 321219 Reconstituted wood product manufacturing 176 262**5 6**  Sector 31: EC0731I1: Manufacturing: Industry Series: Detailed Statistics by Industry for the United States: 2007 Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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. Establishments with 1 to 19 employees Establishments with 20 to 99 employees 136 114 79 90**7 8**  **9**
Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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. Establishments with 100 employees or more Number of employees Annual pay roll ($1,000) 54 18,501 594,847 93 20,426 890,935**10 11** 
Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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. Total fringe benefits ($1,000) Em ployer's cost for health insurance ($1,000)

182,717 67,418 278,729 101,403**12**
Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology

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. Em ployer's cost for defined benefit pension plans ($1,000) 14,559 24,804**13 14** 

Em ployer's cost for defined contribution plans ($1,000) Em ployer's cost for other fringe benefits ($1,000) 14,260 86,480 22,095 130,427**15 16**  **17**

Production workers avg per year Production workers - 1st qtr Production workers - 2nd qtr 15,504 15,825 15,448 16,076 16,484 16,415**18 19**  **20**

Production workers - 3rd qtr Production workers - 4th qtr Production workers hours (1,000) 15,540 15,203 32,256 16,110 15,295 34,615**21 22** 

Production workers, nonleased employees wages ($1,000) Total cost of materials ($1,000) 429,977 2,205,161 625,963 4,445,566**23 24** 

Materials, parts, containers, packaging, etc. used ($1,000) Cost of resales ($1,000) 2,063,909 65,383 3,788,135 53,520**25 26**  **27**

Cost of purchased fuels ($1,000) Purchased electricity ($1,000) Contract work ($1,000) 21,840 41,905 12,124 249,498 328,965 25,448**28 29** 

Quantity of electricity

purchased (1,000 kW h) Quantity of generated electricity (1,000 kW h) 754,927 0 6,060,806 D**30 31** 

Quantity of electricity

sold or transferred (1,000 kW h) Total value of shipments ($1,000) 0 3,425,676 0 6,896,468**32 33** 

Prim ary products value of shipments ($1,000) Secondary products value of shipments ($1,000) 3,198,026 123,233 6,712,843 39,850**34 35**  **36**

Total miscellaneous receipts ($1,000) Value of resales ($1,000) Contract receipts ($1,000) 104,417 75,547 16,200 143,775 94,582 D**37 38** 

Other miscellaneous receipts ($1,000) Prim ary products specialization ratio (%) 12,670 96 D 99**39**

Value of primary

products shipments made in all industries ($1,000) 3,236,649 6,762,714**40 41** 

Value of primary

products shipments made in other industries ($1,000) Coverage ratio (%) 38,623 99 49,871 99**42 43**  **44**

Value added ($1,000) Total BOY inventories ($1,000) Finished goods inventories, BOY ($1,000)

1,211,534 554,064 293,502 2,443,180 633,827 235,465**45 46** 

Wo rk-in-process inventories, BOY ($1,000) Materials and supplies inventories, BOY ($1,000) 45,050 215,512 31,222 367,140**47 48** 

Total EOY inventories ($1,000) Finished goods inventories, EOY ($1,000) 540,689 276,045 618,036 227,467**49 50** 

Wo rk-in-process inventories, EOY ($1,000) Materials and supplies inventories, EOY ($1,000) 53,526 211,118 31,498 359,071**51 52** 

BOY gross book value of depreciable assets ($1,000) Total capital expenditures (new and used) ($1,000) 1,385,386 71,100 6,905,900 327,970**53**

Capital expenditures: buildings & other structures (new and used) ($1,000) 11,549 22,778**54**

Capital expenditures: machinery and equipm ent (new and used) ($1,000) 59,551 305,192**55**

Capital expenditures: autos, trucks, etc. for highway use ($1,000)

3,913 6,478**56**

Capital expenditures: computer and data processing equipment ($1,000) 1,935 6,673**57 58** 

Capital expenditures: all other machinery and equipm ent ($1,000) Total retirements ($1,000)

53,703 42,445 292,041 182,323**59 60** 

Gross value of depreciable assets at end of year ($1,000) Total depreciation ($1,000) 1,414,041 82,135 7,051,547 403,170**61 62**  **63**

Total rental pay me nts ($1,000) Buildings rentals ($1,000) Machinery rentals ($1,000) 25,803 20,264 5,539 43,063 18,614 24,449**64 65** 

Total other expenses ($1,000) Temporary staff and leased employee expenses ($1,000) 276,369 11,464 604,974 20,087**66 67** 

Expensed computer hardware and other equipment ($1,000) Expensed purchases of software ($1,000) 1,051 1,746 2,064 2,338**68 69** 

Data processing and other purchased computer services ($1,000) Communication services ($1,000) 1,202 3,301 1,262 6,769**70**

Repair and maintenance services of buildings and/or machinery ($1,000) 30,876 141,698**71**

Refuse removal (including hazardous waste) services ($1,000) 8,070 45,901**72 73** 

Advertising and promotional services ($1,000) Purchased professional and technical services ($1,000) 3,449 10,134 7,932 47,685**74 75** 

Taxes and license fees ($1,000) All other expenses ($1,000) 11,855 193,221 41,449 287,789**2007 2007**  **2007 2007**  **2008 2008**  **2008 2007 Q1**  **2007 Q2 2007 Q3**  **2007 Q4 2008 Q1**  **2008 Q2 2008 Q3**  **NA ICS**  **Code(s) Description**  **Utilization Rate**  **Utilization**

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate**

31-33 All m anufacturing 72 73 74 72 76 73 72 3211 Sawm ills and wood preservation 83 70 65 3212 Veneer, ply wood, and engineered wood product mfg. 73 78 73 62 61 61 57 3219 Other wood product mfg. 58 64 60

321 Wo od Product Manufacturing 68 73 71 66 67 65 61**2008 2009**  **2009 2009**  **2009 2010**  **2010**

**2008 Q4 2009 Q1**  **2009 Q2 2009 Q3**  **2009 Q4 2010 Q1**  **2010 Q2 Utilization**  **Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate Utilization** 

**Rate**

64 59 60 66 64 66 69

59 55 55 50 53 62 53

44 37 48 51 42 53 60

51 41 49 52 52 54 60

51 44 50 51 49 56 58$0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 $3,000 $3,500 $4,000 $4,500 $5,000**M i** **l l** **i o** **n D** **o l** **l a** **r s** 

**Year** Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Imports Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Exports Reconstituted Wood Products Imports Reconstituted Wood Products ExportsHardwood Veneer and Plywood Imports Hardwood Veneer and Plywood Exports Reconstituted Wood Products Imports Reconstituted Wood Products Exports**IPCU Code 1/ NA** **ICS Description**  **Year Quarter 3**  **Quarter 2 Quarter 1**  **Quarter 4** G3111A7A8

3111, 3117, 3118

Anim al food, bakery

and tortilla m fg, seafood product preparation and packaging **2007** 74 70 78 79 G3112A5A6

3112, 3115, 3116

Grain and oilseed milling, dairy , and anim al slaughtering and processing **2007** 80 81 77 89 G3113A4 3113, 3114 Sugar and confectionary product, fruit and vegatable preserving and specialty food mfg. **2007** 59 68 64 61 G3119 3119 Other food mfg. **2007** 72 74 66 67 G3121 3121 Beverage m fg. **2007** 77 80 77 75 G3122 3122 Tobacco mfg. **2007** 62 67 69 65 G313 3131, 3132, 3133 Fiber, yarn, thread mills, fabric mills, textile and fabric finishing, and fabric coating mi lls **2007** 79 72 69 74 G314 3141, 3149 Textile furnishings millsand other textile product mills **2007** 81 72 76 69 G315 3151, 3152, 3159 Apparel knitting mills; cut and sew apparel, apparel accessories and other apparel mfg. **2007** 80 75 67 76 G316 3161, 3162, 3169 Leather and hide tanning and finishing; footwear, other leather and allied product mfg. **2007** 81 72 72 74 G3211A2 3211, 3212 Sawm ills and wood preservation; veneer, ply wood, and engineered wood product mfg. **2007** 73 78 73 62 G3219 3219 Other wood product mfg. **2007** 68 68 63 71 G322 3221, 3222 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mi lls; and converted paper product mfg. **2007** 87 83 85 71 G3231 323 Printing and related support activities **2007** 78 69 74 82 G3241 324 Petroleum and coal products mfg. **2007** 88 87 83 82 G32511A9 32511, 32519 Petrochemical and other basic organic chemical mfg. **2007** 87 86 83 83 G32512T8 32512,

32513, 32518 Industrial gas, sy nthetic dye

and pigm ent, and other basic inorganic chemical mfg. **2007** 69 74 71 75G3252A3A5 3252, 3253, 3255 Resin, sy nthetic rubber, and

artificial sy nthetic fibers and filaments mfg; pesticide, fertilizer, and other agricultural chemical mfg; and paint, coating, and adhesive m fg. **2007** 77 79 77 74 G3254 3254 Pharmaceutical and medicine mfg. **2007** 67 69 77 66 G3256 3256 Soap, cleaning compound, and toilet prepartion mfg. **2007** 69 70 68 63 G3259 3259 Other chemical product and preparation mfg. **2007** 74 76 72 68 G3261 3261 Plastics product mfg. **2007** 75 75 72 69 G3262 3262 Rubber product mfg. **2007** 75 74 71 75 G3271A4A9

3271, 3274, 3279

Clay product and refractory
, lim e and gy psum product, and other nonmetallic mineral product mfg. **2007** 80 81 76 67 G3272 3272 Glass and glass product mfg. **2007** 81 80 72 78 G3273 3273 Cement and concrete product mfg. **2007** 67 61 54 66 G331 331 Prim ary metal mfg. **2007** 74 78 74 78 G3321A2A4T6

3321, 3322, 3324, 3325, 3326 Forging and stamping; cutlery

and handtool, boiler, tank, shipping container, hardware, and spring and wire mfg. **2007** 84 71 72 67 G3323A7T9

3323, 3327, 3328, All other fabricated metal

product mfg. **2007** 66 73 71 68 G3331A2 3331, 3332 Agriculture, construction, mi ning and industrial
ma chinery

mfg. **2007** 71 74 69 73 G3333A5 3333, 3335 Commercial and service industry machinery ; and
me talworking machinery mfg. **2007** 87 78 77 75 G3334 3334 Ventilation, heating, airconditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment mfg. **2007** 72 68 67 58 G3336 3336 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment mfg. **2007** 66 68 64 66 G3341 3341 Computer and peripheral equipm ent mfg. **2007** 67 59 58 71 G3342 3342 Communications equipment mfg. **2007** 68 75 71 67G3343A6 3343, 3346 Audio and video equipm ent mfg; and manufacturing and reproducing magnetic and optical media **2007** 74 60 77 80 G334411A2A4T9

334411, 334412, 334414, 334415, 334416, 334417, 334418, 334419 Electron tube, bare printed

circuit board, electronic capacitor, and electronic resistor mfg.; electronic, coil, transformer, and other inductor mfg.; electronic connector, printed circuit assembly

(electronic assembly ), and other electronic component mfg. **2007** 65 68 67 66 G334413 334413 Sem iconductor and related device mfg. **2007** 74 80 90 80 G3345 3345 Navigational, m easuring, electromedical, and control instruments mfg. **2007** 67 61 63 52 G3351A2 3351, 3352 Electric lighting equipm ent and household appliance mfg. **2007** 75 75 74 82 G3353A9 3353, 3359 Electrical equipment and component mfg. **2007** 78 76 76 76 G3361T3 3361,

3362, Motor vehicles, body and trailer, and parts mfg. **2007** 70 73 73 69 G3364 3364 Aerospace product and parts mfg. **2007** 69 69 67 73 G3365A6A9

3365, 3366, 3369

Railroad rolling stock, ship, boat, and other transportation equipm ent mfg. **2007** 70 73 74 69 G337 3371, 3372, 3379 Furniture and related product mfg. **2007** 72 73 71 70 G3399 3399 Other Miscellaneous mfg. **2007** 83 70 66 84 N3339 3339 Other general purpose
ma chinery

mfg. **2007** 70 72 73 74 N3391 3391 Medical equipm ent and supplies mfg. **2007** 84 81 82 79


### 31-33 **manufacturing** 74 73 72 72 

### 321 **wood product** 71 73 68 66 

### 3212 **reconstituted wood & hardwood veneer** 73 78 73 621 2 3 4 **2008 2009**  **Quarter 4 Quarter 4** 

**NA ICS Code(s)**  **Description Utilizatio**  **n Rate Utilizatio** 

**n Rate**

31-33 All m anufacturing 2/ 63.9 64.1 3111, 7, 8 Anim al food, bakery and tortilla m fg, seafood product preparation and packaging 63.7 68.2 3112, 5, 6 Grain and oilseed milling, dairy , and anim al slaughtering and processing 83.3 80.4 3113, 4 Sugar and confectionary product, fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food mfg. 70.7 73.2 31191 Snack food mfg. 76.7 67.5 31192 Coffee and tea mfg. 67.2 69.6 31193, 4, 9 Other food mfg. 65.9 63.4 3121 Beverage m fg. 59.0 63.9 3122 Tobacco mfg. 59.2 65.0 3131 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills 67.9 74.6 3132 Fabric mills 60.6 59.5 3133 Textile and fabric finishing, and fabric coating mills 42.9 56.3 3141 Textile furnishings mills 60.2 51.7 3149 Other textile product mills 64.7 68.5 31511 Hosiery

and sock mills 51.1 41.8 31519 Other apparel knitting mills 71.9 76.5 31521 Cut and sew apparel contractors 62.9 67.3 31522 Men's and boy's cut and sew apparel mfg. 84.7 79.2 31523 Wo me n's and girl's cut and sew apparel mfg. 88.5 76.6 31529 Other cut and sew apparel mfg. 68.1 63.1 3159 Apparel accessories and other apparel mfg. 65.0 60.3 3161 Leather and hide tanning and finishing 56.7 72.8 3162 Footwear mfg. 69.0 62.8 3169 Other leather and allied product mfg. 57.7 53.5 3211 Sawm ills and wood preservation 59.1 52.6 3212 Veneer, ply

wood, and engineered wood product mfg. 43.7 42.3 3219 Other wood product mfg. 50.9 52.4 32211 Pulp m ills 91.2 90.8 32212 Paper mills 84.1 83.5 32213 Paperboard mills 90.2 86.5 3222 Converted paper product mfg. 70.6 68.1 3231 Printing and related support activities 68.2 56.3 32411 Petroleum refineries 81.5 80.0 32412, 9 Paving, roofing, and all other petroleum and coal products mfg. 52.6 46.3 32511 Petrochemical mfg. 61.3 77.5 325193 Ethy l Alcohol m fg. 86.0 97.3 325191, 2, 9 Gum, wood chemical, cyclic crude and intermediate, and all other basic organic chemical mfg. 51.0 70.1 32512, 3,8 Industrial gas, sy nthetic organic dye and pigm ent, and other basic inorganic chemical mfg. 72.5 68.7 325211 Plastics material and resin mfg. 58.2 75.3 325212 Sy nthetic rubber mfg. 59.4 69.8 32522 Artificial and sy nthetic fibers and filaments mfg. 42.4 78.7 32531 Fertilizer m fg. 62.2 74.1 32532 Pesticide and other agricultural chemical mfg. 63.0 61.5 3254 Pharmaceutical and medicine mfg. 62.2 68.8 3255 Paint, coating, and adhesive mfg. 55.2 46.63256 Soap, cleaning compound, and toilet preparation mfg. 55.0 54.8 3259 Other chemical product and preparation mfg. 53.1 58.1 3261 Plastics product mfg. 53.6 51.3 32621 Tire mfg. 65.7 67.1 32622, 9 All other rubber product (excluding tires) mfg. 61.0 55.9 3271 Clay

product and refractory mfg. 49.9 44.2 3272 Glass and glass product mfg. 80.4 66.1 32731 Cement mfg. 66.5 46.1 32732, 9 Ready-mix concrete; concrete pipe, brick, and block; and other concrete mfg. 43.9 28.5 3274 Lim e and gy psum product mfg. 61.7 51.2 3279 Other nonmetallic mineral product mfg 68.3 48.8 3311, 2 Iron and steel mills and ferroalloy mfg.; and steel product mfg from purchased steel 50.7 61.9 3313 Alum ina and alum inum production and processing 78.3 61.3 3314 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing 65.6 68.4 3315 Foundries 53.4 53.2 3321, 2, 4, 5, 6 Forging and stamping; cutlery , handtool, boiler, tank, shipping container, hardware, and spring and wire mfg. 66.4 61.3 3323, 7, 8, 9 All other fabricated metal product mfg. 67.8 59.4 3331 Agriculture, construction, and mining machinery mfg. 71.3 52.8 3332 Industrial machinery mfg. 55.4 53.3 3333 Commercial and service industry machinery

mfg. 72.5 74.7 3334 Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment mfg. 63.9 56.5 3335 Metalworking machinery mfg. 68.8 48.7 3336 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment mfg. 60.8 56.3 3339 Other general purpose machinery mfg. 63.8 56.4 3341 Computer and peripheral equipment mfg. 68.6 84.3 3342 Communications equipment mfg. 75.3 71.6 3343, 6 Audio and video equipm ent mfg; and manufacturing and reproducing magnetic and optical media 62.5 70.3 334411 Electron tube mfg. 48.2 47.9 334412, 4-9 Bare printed circuit board, electronic capacitor, and other electronic component mfg. 52.5 50.8 334413 Sem iconductor and related device mfg. 74.9 65.9 3345 Navigational, m easuring, electromedical, and control instruments mfg. 59.2 60.0 3351 Electric lighting equipm ent mfg. 59.7 57.3 3352 Household appliance mfg. 62.2 62.3 3353, 9 Electrical equipment and component mfg. 67.7 59.1 336111 Autom obile m fg. 69.4 60.4 336112 Light truck and utility vehicle m fg. 49.4 64.5 33612 Heavy

duty truck mfg. 34.5 35.6 3362 Motor vehicle body and trailer mfg. 43.5 41.0 3363 Motor vehicle parts mfg. 52.9 50.9 3364 Aerospace product and parts mfg. 55.4 77.6 3365, 6, 9 Railroad rolling stock, ship, boat, and other transportation equipment mfg. 63.7 54.5 3371 Household and institutional furniture and kitchen cabinet mfg. 69.1 63.2 3372 Office furniture (incl. fixtures) mfg. 64.4 54.7 3379 Other furniture related product mfg. 56.1 62.1 3391 Medical equipm ent and supplies mfg. 67.7 70.0 33991,2, 3 Jewelry , silverware, sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game mfg. 48.9 60.9 33994-5 Office supplies (except paper) and sign mfg. 61.0 68.5 33999 All other m iscellaneous mfg. 60.7 54.5 51111, 3 Newspaper and book publishers 72.6 69.2 51112 Periodical publishers 91.9 87.3 51114, 9 All other publishers 85.3 85.75

**2010 Quarter 2**  **Utilization Rate** 

68.9 74.4 83.9 60.2 71.8 72.5 64.4 82.1 66.9 83.1 70.2 50.7 60.9 71.6 51.1 86.5 72.2 64.2 74.1 64.3 88.2 64.7 62.5 44.2 53.1 59.9 59.6 84.5 82.5 96.2 71.8 60.7 88.1 61.8 76.3 94.4 81.6 71.4 77.0 73.5 91.9 79.9 56.5 63.1 67.867.3

66.1 66.9 85.6 67.1 47.4 77.3 69.9 32.5 43.5 66.4 76.1 80.1 61.6 73.7 61.7 53.3 63.0 57.3 80.4 60.9 56.2 56.6 62.8 78.8 68.4 65.1 62.6 55.1 82.7 70.4 50.4 69.8 68.9 54.5 77.4 32.2 57.6 56.1 75.7 41.4 62.6 64.8 69.7 71.9 65.7 63.7 76.5 59.7 94.8 78.2