Ashdown Mill
Domtar Ashdown Mill
OperatingDomtardomtar.comID 00082
Ashdown Mill is an operating kraft pulp mill in Ashdown, United States, owned by Domtar. With a capacity of 775 000 tonnes per year it is the 1st largest of the 32 pulp mills in United States with a recorded capacity.
Location and logistics
- Location
- Ashdown, Arkansas, United States
- Nearest port
- Beaumont · 396 kmStraight-line distance to the nearest major port. Method
- Rail siding
- Own sidingVerified by satellite 2026-10-02OpenStreetMap track way/12849122 ↗, 39 m from the site point. Method
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Capacity and output
- Capacity
- 775 000 t/y pulpCompany figurePaper: not recorded (integrated papermaking; no paper capacity figure recorded)
- Production
- Not reported
- Type
- Kraft
Raw material and products
History and sources
Timeline
- curtailment2024A62 paper machine indefinitely idled June 2024; pulp dryer restart added 165 kt fluff capacitySource ↗
- conversion2014-12-10Domtar announced on 10 December 2014 a 160 million dollar project to convert an Ashdown paper machine from uncoated freesheet to fluff pulp, adding up to 516,000 tonnes of fluff pulp per year and removing 364,000 short tons of paper capacity, with start up planned for the third quarter of 2016.Source ↗
- ownership change2001Domtar acquired the Ashdown mill in August 2001 as part of a purchase of four integrated pulp and paper mills from Georgia-Pacific for 2.53 billion Canadian dollars.Source ↗
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- startup1968The Ashdown mill in Little River County, Arkansas opened in 1968 and has since grown into one of the largest fluff pulp producers in the world.Source ↗
Sources
- company websitechecked 2026-11-04domtar.com ↗
- newschecked 2026-07-23paperage.com ↗
- otherchecked 2026-10-02openstreetmap.org ↗
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How to cite
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