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Roseburg announced that all of its composite wood panel plants have been certified to be in compliance with the Composite Panels Association’s Eco-Certified Composite certification program.
ECC Certification is granted on an individual manufacturing plant basis, and requires an on-site qualification audit and subsequent annual audits. Composite panel products must comply with the California Air Resources Board formaldehyde emissions regulation, and the manufacturing facility must meet at least 3 requirements relating to carbon footprint, local and renewable resource, recycled/recovered wood fiber, sustainability and wood sourcing.
“We are very proud of the fact that all of our plants, Taylorville, [Miss.]; Missoula, [Mont.]; Dillard, [Ore.]; and Simsboro, La., have exceeded the minimum certification standards by meeting all five of the requirements listed in the ECC certification program,” said vice president of sales and marketing, Steve Killgore. “In addition, panels from all four plants are certified to contain 100 percent recycled and/or recovered wood fiber. This affirms our continued commitment to producing green wood products.”
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