Summary - Canadian Industry Statistics

Veneer, plywood and engineered wood product manufacturing - 3212

Definition

This industry group comprises establishments primarily engaged in:manufacturing softwood and hardwood veneer and plywood; structural wood members, except lumber; and reconstituted wood panel products.

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    Veneer is produced as a thin sheet of wood of uniform thickness by peeling or slicing logs. Plywood is produced by gluing and compressing together, three or more sheets of veneer, with the grain of alternate sheets usually laid crosswise. Structural wood members are made by laminating, joining and assembling wood components according to specified engineering design criteria. Reconstituted wood panel products are produced by processes involving pressure, adhesives and binders. The laminated products produced in this industry may have layers of materials other than wood.

    Exclusions

    No exclusions are specified in the 2017 NAICS Canada manual.

Information on the number and size of businesses for 2022.

Establishments

583

0-99 Employees

83.3%

Financial performance

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Newfoundland and Labrador

58.7%

Ontario

32.4%

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Salaries

$1.3
billion

Wages

$28.56

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Net revenue

$4.7
billion

Shipments

$13.3
billion

Value added

$7.6
billion

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Exports

$8.0
billion

Imports

$2.0
billion
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