Georgia Pacific - Hosford
About Georgia Pacific - Hosford
An oriented strand board mill, by the Southern Group of State Foresters' Primary Forest Products Network register, at 12995 NE State Road 65 in Hosford, buying softwood, with Liberty County as its home county. The same address carries a second Georgia-Pacific entry in Florida's records — a Wood & Fiber Supply buying office listed with the Florida Forest Service — so the procurement desk and the mill share a road. Georgia-Pacific's own website does not describe either: gp.com has no Hosford page, and its locations section is only a state-by-state selector that names Florida without naming a facility in it. The site does describe the company. Georgia-Pacific says it was founded in 1927 in Augusta, Georgia, as the Georgia Hardwood Lumber Company, a hardwood lumber wholesaler running five sawmills in the South, became Georgia-Pacific Corporation in 1956, moved its headquarters to Atlanta in 1982, and was acquired by Koch in 2005 to become a privately held, wholly owned subsidiary; it now states more than 30,000 employees, more than 150 locations worldwide and $15 billion invested into its operations since 2014. Building products is one of its seven stated businesses, and the strand board side shows up twice in the company's own timeline: it says it completed the purchase of oriented strand board facilities from Grant Forest Products in 2010, and opened a new OSB facility in Clarendon County, South Carolina, in 2013 with 130 local jobs. On stewardship it says it works to maximise recycling, reduce energy use and set the standard in sustainable forestry. No log specifications, delivery terms or buying contact for Hosford appear anywhere on the pages read. As described on gp.com, read 23 September 2026.
Georgia Pacific - Hosford
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