Facility detail

MASTERBRAND CABINETS INC

1002 EISENHOWER DR N, GOSHEN, IN, 46526

Parent company: MASTERBRAND INC

Carcinogen — EPA classifications across all reporting years

Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year Mixture Toluene Xylene (mixed isomers) n-Butyl alcohol Methanol Total (lbs)
2024 — — 4,977 14,593 — 41,169
2023 — — 5,604 13,947 — 39,069
2022 — — 8,427 12,534 — 45,164
2021 — — 8,962 14,137 — 41,334
2020 — — 12,794 14,481 — 42,515
2019 — 8,507 23,049 29,960 4,495 91,264
2018 — — 26,939 49,891 — 109,783
2017 — 8,245 24,983 55,624 — 117,341
2016 — 39,197 23,085 57,089 18,527 168,681
2015 — 24,240 19,507 50,293 11,640 136,116
2014 — — 20,852 41,263 — 101,403
2013 — 13,944 24,268 13,074 — 75,336
2012 — 16,412 24,637 — — 67,549
2011 — 17,045 21,947 — — 58,676
2010 — 12,125 12,839 — — 31,953
2009 — 5,780 5,529 — — 11,309
2008 — 8,544 6,090 — — 14,634
2007 — 20,842 15,358 — — 49,421
2006 — 34,680 25,409 — — 102,979
2005 — 41,298 27,494 — — 97,408
2004 — 22,096 8,062 — — 41,933
2003 — 33,247 11,065 1,572 — 78,778
2002 — 32,119 15,977 — 21,574 88,701
2001 — 36,368 34,342 12,870 29,989 113,569
2000 — 36,748 32,665 16,052 26,320 111,785
1999 — 34,006 30,386 19,606 19,639 103,637
1998 — 35,340 29,168 17,372 19,522 101,402
1997 — 92,047 70,327 29,356 38,567 230,297
1996 — 94,041 73,331 32,230 40,094 239,696
1995 — 99,892 68,317 32,708 39,440 291,340
1994 — 121,707 93,824 48,857 52,963 367,435
1993 — 112,497 78,000 58,117 46,555 295,169
1992 — 149,809 176,351 136,146 86,369 548,675
1991 509,179 202,132 157,744 150,637 93,699 1,113,391
1990 493,604 — — — — 493,604
1989 1,516,600 — — — — 1,516,600
1988 204,926 — — — — 204,926

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