Longview Fibre Company Description
"Paper or plastic?" is not an option at Longview Fibre. The company owns and manages tree farms, one of the largest pulp and paper mills in North America, and a network of seven converting plants. Its paper mill and converting plants produce specialty kraft paper, containerboard, and converted goods such as corrugated containers and point-of-purchase displays. No shortage of lumber, Longview Fibre's timberland spans 588,000 acres in Oregon and Washington. Its unprocessed logs are sold to saw mills and plywood plants, and exported to Japan. In 2006 the company restructured to qualify for real estate investment trust (REIT) tax treatment. Longview Fibre was acquired by Brookfield Asset Management in 2007.
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