The Southern Forest Products Association believes strong partnerships are essential for sustaining growth and success. That starts with our most valuable partnership — our members. Their commitment is the driving force behind our success.
That’s why we extend our deepest gratitude for our members’ loyalty, leadership, and unwavering support, which allows SFPA to continue our mission to advance the Southern Pine industry and promote the use of member products.
SFPA members are visionaries and leaders who understand the power of community. The connections formed through SFPA activities fuel growth and drive value throughout the Southern Pine lumber industry — from the initial stages to the final product.
- SFPA sawmill members are experts in the superior production of quality Southern Pine lumber.
- SFPA lumber exporters, dealers, and distributors tap into and leverage our global network of industry representatives to support international trade.
- SFPA machinery and equipment manufacturers deliver mechanical efficiencies to create value throughout the entire Southern Pine lumber community.
- SFPA pressure-treated lumber or wood preservers ensure pressure-treated Southern Pine lumber products remain the go-to building resource domestically and around the world.
- SFPA remanufacturing, truss, and components producers offer the specialty Southern Pine products so many end users need.
- SFPA service providers (insurance, finance, association, technology, etc.) provide specialized niche skills and assistance that support all facets of the Southern Pine lumber production, delivery, and construction process.
Our collective efforts to promote the benefits and sustainability of Southern Pine products serve as a powerful example of what can be accomplished when diverse groups collaborate. This is why we proudly say, We’re Stronger Together.
As we look ahead to 2025, we are excited about the opportunities. With the continued support, participation, and valuable feedback of our members and industry partners, we know we can make an even greater impact on the Southern Pine lumber industry.