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US Forest Products Sector Overview

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““ForestForest”” areaarea (>20 million hectare)(>20 million hectare)

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This shape represents100 million hectares.Area of shapes is directlyproportional to forest area. Source: FAO

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Russia

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ProductionProduction industrial round wood industrial round wood (>15 million cu.m.)(>15 million cu.m.)

Key:

This shape represents100 million cubic metres.Areas shown are directlyproportional to volume.

USA

Canada

Brazil

Source: Yearbook of Forest Product Statistics, FAO, 1997

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ConsumptionConsumption timber, pulp & paper timber, pulp & paper (>20mi cu.m. (>20mi cu.m. RWE)RWE)

Key:This shape represents100 million cubic metres Round Wood Equivalent volume.Areas shown are directlyproportional to volume.

RsFr

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JapanChina

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Source: 1997 import data from Eurostat, World Trade Atlas,& national yearbooks of statistics - by commodity by country;

1997 log production data from FAO Yearbook of Forest Product Statistics

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90% of industrial wood is produced in 25 countries

Source : FAO, SOFO 97, LEK analysis

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U.S. Forest Products ConsumptionU.S. Forest Products Consumption(production plus net imports)

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Net ImportsPaper& paperboard Composites production Lumber & miscellaneous

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Paper/paperboard increases most

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Containerboard

Printing/Writing

Boxboard

Newsprint

Tissue

PackagingPapers

Paper and Paperboard Percentages

37%

28%

16%

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7%5%

US Consumption – 100 million tons/yr

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Wood use per single family houseWood use per single family house(cubic meters)(cubic meters)

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Source: D. McKeever, USDA Forest Products Lab

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U.S. Wood Products ConsumptionU.S. Wood Products Consumption75% goes to residential markets 75% goes to residential markets

Housing market is still primary outlet!Housing market is still primary outlet!

2002 Softwood Lumber52.6 BBF (128 million cubic meters)

Industrial19%

New Residential*41%

R&A34%

NR6%

2002 Structural Panels37.1 BSF(3/8) (33 million cubic meters)

New Residential*53%

Industrial16%

R&A22%

NR.9%

*New residential includes single-family, multi-family, and mobile homes

Source: APA & SFPA, Market Outlook, September 2002

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Wood & Competitive Materials in Wood & Competitive Materials in Residential BuildingsResidential Buildings

5%

5%

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39%

40%

Solid woodOthersEngineered woodMetalsPlastics

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U. S. South Total Pulpwood ConsumptionU. S. South Total Pulpwood Consumption

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World Pulp ProductionWorld Pulp ProductionMillion metric tonsMillion metric tons

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1995 2002Source: Pulp & Paper International,

Paperloop.com

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Trends in Wood Pulp CapacityTrends in Wood Pulp CapacityMillion tonsMillion tons

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Global Paper and Board ConsumptionOver the past 23 years global paper and paperboard consumption has grown 3.0% a year on average

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Global Demand for Paper and Paperboard

World demand for paper and paperboard continues to grow by a growth rate of 2.2 percents a year to 450 million tons by the year 2015

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Global Consumption of Papermaking Fibre

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Recovered paper

World consumption of papermaking fibre forecast to grow to 460 million tons by the year 2015, or 2.3%/a on average.