Rayonier Advanced Materials - Fernandina
About Rayonier Advanced Materials - Fernandina
RYAM lists Fernandina as one of its four plants, alongside Jesup in Georgia, Tartas in France and Temiscaming in Quebec, and tracks Fernandina as one of the four sites covered by its corporate environmental management system. The company describes itself as an innovation engine of nearly a century's standing that transforms renewable wood into high purity cellulose, high-yield pulp, paperboard and biomaterials - its cellulose specialties going into construction and coatings, electronics, filtration and automotive, food, pharmaceuticals and personal care, hygiene, bioplastics and textiles, alongside bioenergy, biofuel, lignosulfonates and tall oil. On where the wood comes from, RYAM says it sources from 'working forests', forestland managed to supply a steady renewable supply of wood while providing wildlife habitat and recreation, and argues that its plants create the market that keeps that land in forest rather than converted to development. It states a goal of cutting its carbon footprint 40% by the end of this decade. Corporate headquarters is in Jacksonville; the pages read do not describe the Fernandina plant's products, intake or capacity, as described on ryam.com, read 22 September 2026.
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Rayonier Advanced Materials - Fernandina
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