Lumber and wood products

In 1991, timber-related secondary products manufacturing industries added an estimated 40,128 million of value to primary timber products (Table 11). Most of the timber-related value added (63%) originated in the paper and aUied products industry. The lumber and wood products industry added nearly 37% of total timber-related value added. Less than 1% was from chemicals and aUied products. 

Region Principal Group 24 (Lumber and wood products) Principal Group 26 (Paper and aUied products) Principal Group 28 (Chemicals and aUied products) Total... 

Lumber and wood products Sawmills, millwork plants, wooden containers, miscellaneous wood products, manufacturing Scrap wood, shavings, sawdust in some instances, metals, plastics, fibers, glues, sealers, paints, solvents... 

Lumber and wood products 34 Fabricated metals 26 Pulp and paper... 

Textile mill products Apparel and other finished products Lumber and wood products 0-2 40-50 0-2 0-2 0-2 3-10 0-2 0-2 20-40 0-5... 

The 85 X 85 matrix in Table 4.4a contains a wealth of information useful to the chemical professional. Tables 4.6-4.8, which illustrate several important aspects of the sales patterns found in the United States, are typical examples. There is a wide variation among industries in the proportion of total output going to final demand. Some industries (e.g., construction [11 and 12], food and kindred products [14], apparel [18], furniture and fixtures [22 and 23]) sell most of their products directly to final demand. Other industries (e.g., nonmetallic minerals [9 and 10], lumber and wood products [20 and 21], metallic ores mining [5] metal containers [39]) sell practically all their output to intermediate consumers. The CPI and related industries fit mostly in the latter category (Table 4.6). 

Tobacco products Broad and narrow fabrics, yarn and thread mills Miscellaneous textile goods and floor coverings Apparel Miscel- laneous fabricated textile products Lumber and wood products Furniture and fixtures Paper and allied products, except containers Paper-board containers and boxes... 

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