Georgia-Pacific's Chemical Division owns and operates 12 manufacturing
facilities across the United States, with many located near major markets we
serve. A fleet of over 100 tank trucks and 500 rail cars is supplemented by a
select group of reliable common carriers dedicated to delivering our products
safely and efficiently.
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Our facilities operate a wide range of specialty manufacturing
processes including formaldehyde and urea formaldehyde concentrate; batch
processing of phenol-formaldehyde and urea-formaldehyde resins, wet strength
resins, surface size, and internal rosin size and rosin derivatives; tall oil
fractionation; and custom formulation of tall oil fractionated by-products.
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In addition to our North American operations, we also manufacture formaldehyde,
UFC, and thermosetting resins at our plants in
Brazil, Chile, and
Argentina. Through joint venture partnerships, we have a resin manufacturing presence in
South Africa and China as well.
When it comes to manufacturing, our focus is on Quality/Continuous
Improvement, Safety, and the Environment.
Safety and Environmental Program
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injury-free and environmental compliance are our top priorities. Our
Taylorsville, Miss., and Beaver Creek, Mich., facilities have been recognized
by OSHA as Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) sites for achieving exemplary
occupational safety and health. Five of our facilities – Albany, Ore.;
Columbus, Ohio; Conway, N.C.; Russellville, S.C.; and Vienna, Ga., - have been
recognized by the EPA as National Environmental Performance Track (NEPT)
members. NEPT recognizes facilities that consistently meet their legal
requirements and have implemented high-quality environmental management
systems.
We operate our business in accordance with the principles of product
stewardship, pollution prevention, and strict compliance with environmental
laws and regulations.
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Continuous improvement and variation reduction are
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