January 2020
Cover: Arauco Grayling Comes Alive
GRAYLING, Michigan – When Arauco North America announced it would be building a greenfield particleboard plant in north-central Michigan there was a collective gasp from the composite panel producing community.
Article by Jessica Johnson, Senior Associate Editor, Panel World
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Taking Stock: 500 Has A Nice Ring To It
This issue of Panel World is number 500 in its 60-year lifespan, having been founded in 1960; and while Panel World many not be destined for anybody’s Hall of Fame, there’s still something to be said for its longevity as we enter 2020.
Article by Rich Donnell, Editor-In-Chief, Panel World
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Article by Jessica Johnson, Senior Associate Editor, Panel World
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- Arauco Adjusts Sales Leadership
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Arauco Grayling Comes Alive
Article by Jessica Johnson, Senior Associate Editor, Panel World
GRAYLING, Michigan – When Arauco North America announced it would be building a greenfield particleboard plant in north-central Michigan there was a collective gasp from the composite panel producing community.
The last greenfield particleboard plant in North America started up in 2001, compliments of Willametter Industries (which became Weyerhaeuser, which became Flakeboard, which sold to none other than Arauco).
Arauco would not only be blazing a greenfield trail to close out this decade, but the plant would be the largest single-line capacity plant on the continent.
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