Paper conversion: adding value in Wisconsin

Scott Bowe; Paul Fowler; Julie Ballweg; Stacey Johnson

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Paper conversion: adding value in Wisconsin

Informally Refereed

Authors:

Scott Bowe, Paul Fowler, Julie Ballweg, Stacey Johnson

Year:

2023

Type:

Magazines or Trade Publications

Station:

Forest Products Laboratory

Source:

Great Lakes Timber Professionals Association magazine

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Abstract

When people think about paper production in Wisconsin, they normally think about one of our large pulp and paper mills. Pulp and paper mills use vast quantities of pulpwood from Wisconsin’s forests to produce a variety of bulk paper products. Without a doubt, these mills play a crucial role in managing our forests by providing markets for pulpwood from our forests and chip residues from Wisconsin sawmills.

Keywords

paper conversion, pulp and paper industry, IMPLAN

Citation

Bowe, Scott; Fowler, Paul; Ballweg, Julie; Johnson, Stacey. 2023. Paper conversion: adding value in Wisconsin. Great Lakes Timber Professionals Association Magazine. April. pp. 20-24.