An Examination of Secondary Manufacturing in British Columbia

An Examination of Secondary Manufacturing in British Columbia
Author: Bill Wilson
Publisher:
Total Pages: 38
Release: 1999
Genre: Forest products
ISBN:

This report presents results of a 1998 survey of the British Columbia solid wood secondary manufacturing industry. The survey project was designed to gather operational data on 1997 sector activity to update information from earlier surveys, and to support efforts to examine the effectiveness of the Forest Renewal BC value-added program. The survey asked firms to provide information on their 1997 activity including products manufactured, employment, raw material use, sales revenue, markets, operating costs, capacity utilization, expansion plans, challenges to expansion, mill location, and contacts. Sub-sectors covered in the report include remanufactured products, engineered building components, millwork, cabinets, furniture, pallets & containers, panelboards, shakes & shingles, and other wood products.

Abrégé Des Publications

Abrégé Des Publications
Author:
Publisher:
Total Pages: 100
Release: 1996
Genre: Forests and forestry
ISBN:

Covers all publications issued by the regions, institutes and headquarters of Forestry Canada.

A Study of Alberta's Secondary Forest Products Manufacturing Industry

A Study of Alberta's Secondary Forest Products Manufacturing Industry
Author: Hallmark Engineering Ltd
Publisher:
Total Pages: 152
Release: 1988
Genre: Alberta
ISBN:

While there are many companies in Alberta involved in secondary manufacturing of solid wood products, little information was available on the nature, extent, and activities of the various industry sectors involved. This report identifies the present status of such products, as well as both existing and potential markets. Information is given on each of the secondary manufacturing industry sectors, the types of companies involved and the raw material consumed, and the level of activity of the sector. The results of market studies in Toronto and the United States Midwest are summarized with a commentary on the potential for Alberta manufacturers. A list of manufacturers contacted is included, with name and address of company, the nature of its business, and its size.

Forest Sector Secondary Industry Development Study

Forest Sector Secondary Industry Development Study
Author: D.G. Bell & Associates
Publisher:
Total Pages: 58
Release: 1987
Genre: Alberta
ISBN:

Identification of specific business development opportunities in the province for increased usage of lumber and board products, including aspen lumber, lodgepole pine lumber, oriented strandboard, medium density fibreboard, and plywood. Existing data and previous studies on the industry were reviewed, personal interviews were held with raw material producers and secondary industry manufacturers, and market development opportunities for both primary and secondary manufacturing sectors were identified.

Forest Products, Part 1

Forest Products, Part 1
Author:
Publisher:
Total Pages: 65
Release: 1996
Genre:
ISBN:

Presents a profile of the Canadian forest products industry, as part of a series of studies that identify sectors having potential for increased exports and other opportunities leading to jobs and growth. Begins by highlighting industry characteristics, major trends, and issues to be faced; then reviews key points about the industry in the global and North American context, including market share, sources of revenue, human resources, international competition, and financial performance. Changing conditions and industry response to those conditions are also discussed with regard to investment and financing, trade, human resources, technological change, and sustainable development. Concludes with an assessment of the industry's growth prospects.