Glenwood Mill
Glenwood sawmill produces southern yellow pine dimensional lumber as well as radius edge decking used by the construction industry in the Southcentral United States. The mill is well positioned for growth, in proximity to some of the markets with the highest population growth in the country.
Sanford Mill
The Domtar tissue mill in Sanford, FL, has the capability of producing a wide range of bath and towel for at-home and away-from-home markets, and is one of the few fully integrated tissue manufacturers in North America. The two tissue facilities in Florida have a combined annual production capacity of 62,000 short tons (56,000 metric tons) across three tissue machines and eight converting lines and offer virgin and recycled products in a range of grades.
Hialeah Mill
The Domtar tissue mill in Hialeah, FL, has the capability of producing a wide range of bath and towel for at-home and away-from-home markets, and is one of the few fully integrated tissue manufacturers in North America. The two tissue facilities in Florida have a combined annual production capacity of 62,000 short tons (56,000 metric tons) across three tissue machines and eight converting lines, and offer virgin and recycled products in a range of grades.
Calhoun Mill
Domtar’s Calhoun mill, established in 1954, produces towel and tissue products for customers that include some of the country’s largest retailers. Through the addition of the tissue operation at Calhoun, and in conjunction with additional tissue manufacturing and converting facilities in Florida and Maryland, Resolute is building a competitive integrated tissue business serving the North American market. In 2018, the mill added a new $20 million distribution center to the operation.
Menominee Mill
The mill became part of Resolute Forest Products in 2015 and the Paper Excellence Group in 2023 and is ideally situated to serve customers in the Eastern United States.
Coosa Pines Mill
Domtar’s Coosa Pines mill, located on Alabama’s Coosa River, began operations in 1950 as a joint venture between Kimberly-Clark and newspaper publishers. For many years, the mill produced newsprint for publishers located predominantly in the Southeastern United States. Fluff pulp was added to its product offering in 1976 with the installation of a new kraft line, a recovery boiler and a pulp dryer. In 2000, a $63 million “cluster rule” upgrade to the pulp mill was finalized. The facility now produces kraft pulp used worldwide and is considered a leading manufacturer of pulp used in tissue and absorbent consumer products.
Windsor Mill
Located in the Eastern Townships Region of Quebec, Canada, Domtar’s Windsor Mill is the last fully integrated fine paper mill in Canada. The mill manages 400,000 acres of forest lands surrounding the mill. Originally built by Angus, Logan & Co. in 1864, the mill now produces bleached hardwood wet-lap market pulp and uncoated freesheet paper, including high-brightness opaques, multi-purpose digital papers, copy paper, laser forms, bond, envelope and recycled content. The mill is known for its innovative approach to sustainability. It leases the use of its forestlands for hunting, fishing and hiking clubs, as well as for maple syrup production.
Rothschild Mill
Originally opened in 1909, Domtar’s Rothschild, Wisconsin, mill is home to industry-leading, high-quality commercial printing paper brands Cougar® and Lynx®. The mill’s fiber line boasts a unique partnership for lignin byproduct manufacturing and biomass energy cogeneration, as well as its own sustainability platform with 100 percent of the steam needed to power the mill generated from renewable resources.
Nekoosa Mill
Established in 1883 and named after the Native American word for “swift running water,” Nekoosa is a small residential community located on the Wisconsin River. There, Domtar’s fully integrated specialty paper mill has the capability of generating 100 percent of its electricity to produce a variety of publishing, specialty and security papers, as well as many functional coating base stocks such as thermal, point-of-sale receipt, carbonless, labels, poly base, repositional notepad and saturating.
Marlboro Mill
Located in Bennettsville, South Carolina, and opened in 1990, Domtar’s Marlboro Mill is one of North America’s newest paper manufacturing facilities. The mill produces pulp and paper for a wide range of products including copy paper, tablet paper, receipt paper and lottery-ticket paper. As the last greenfield mill built in the U.S., the facility generates enough green power to supply renewable energy to 30,000 homes in South Carolina.
Espanola Mill
Originally founded in the early 1900s by the Spanish River Pulp & Paper Company, the Espanola Mill was acquired by Domtar in 1998. The mill produces more than 200 different grades of technical and specialty papers, as well as high quality Northern Bleached Softwood Kraft pulp, on the banks of northern Ontario’s Spanish River.
Ashdown Mill
Since its opening in 1968, Domtar’s Ashdown Mill has steadily grown in size to become one of the largest fluff pulp production facilities in the world. In 2016, Domtar made its largest ever capital investment, converting one of the paper machines at the southwest Arkansas-based Ashdown Mill to produce premium fluff pulp. This investment positioned Domtar as a world leader in the fluff-pulp market, which is increasingly important in the production of baby diapers, adult incontinence and absorbent hygiene products.
