Genuine People

We believe our people are our strength. We pride ourselves on remaining open and available to always deliver you service and quality over and above what you would expect.

Our management team combines many years of practical experience in managing teams of people in manufacturing environments.

For our customers, we aim to understand what your needs and desires are then convert these into technical solutions for you. We share a broad range of experience with wood processing technologies.

One of our key strategies is to train and retrain our staff throughout their careers. This is made up of a combination of classroom and on-the-job training. Safe operating practices and hazard identification are basic first steps.

Our wide engagement with industry and research means that our team has a current and relevant view of the business and regulatory environment.

Robert Weaver - General Manager

As a native of the great Pacific Northwest, I sometimes take for granted the natural beauty and majesty from the forest and the wildlife that they spawn and nurture in this delicate ecosystem. Taking day hikes in the woods and enjoying weeks camped in wilderness parks brings a balance to my busy and urban life style. These parks and woodlands are also sanctuaries that need to be preserved for future generations to enjoy and cherish.

Through the work of Pan Pac Forest Products (USA) we can provide all of the needed and renewable lumber fiber to serve the needs of consumers, industry and families and at the same time, protect the natural woodlands that wildlife rely upon as their habitat and life source. The managed forests of New Zealand are earmarked to be plantations that provide long term sources for lumber fiber. These sustainable and professionally managed plantations are carefully planted, cultivated and harvested in a natural cycle to ensure long term supply without harm to the wildlife habitats or indigenous local populations.

My role at Pan Pac Forest Products (USA) is to service the needs of our industrial, commercial, and end consumer customers. We want and encourage our customers to consider the source of the lumber they buy and to ask if the fiber came from a sustainable plantation or was it taken away from the wildlife that rely on these trees for life in their ecosystem.