Facility detail

ROSEBURG FOREST PRODUCTS CO. - MEDFORD MDF

2685 N PACIFIC HWY, MEDFORD, OR, 97501

Parent company: ROSEBURG FOREST PRODUCTS

Carcinogen PBT — 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 Formaldehyde Methanol Ammonia Diisocyanates 4,4'-Methylenedi(phenyl isocyanate) Total (lbs)
2024 16,282 12,188 — 413 — 28,901
2023 15,614 11,900 — 394 — 27,926
2022 16,277 12,797 — 410 — 29,503
2021 21,861 15,506 — 493 — 37,885
2020 22,983 11,715 — 1,471 — 36,184
2019 20,379 11,768 — 1,485 — 33,632
2018 22,810 13,312 — 1,594 — 37,718
2017 20,969 17,049 — 1,514 — 39,533
2016 23,195 13,475 — 1,531 — 38,206
2015 94,418 18,880 — 1,680 — 114,984
2014 — 14,691 — 1,066 — 15,757
2013 — 13,203 — 1,006 — 14,209
2012 — 10,783 — 812 — 11,595
2011 — 9,746 — 620 — 10,366
2010 — 9,878 — 661 — 10,539
2009 — 9,895 — 657 — 10,552
2008 38,896 117,438 716 384 — 157,434
2007 74,795 212,685 1,410 463 — 289,353
2006 92,789 219,765 3,499 231 — 316,284
2005 108,974 192,252 3,112 104 — 304,442
2004 120,217 211,061 3,628 83 — 334,989
2003 98,860 176,093 4,950 33 — 279,936
2002 115,581 212,578 5,073 32 — 333,264
2001 104,060 210,516 6,081 40 — 320,697
2000 103,473 207,363 5,775 41 — 316,652
1999 111,841 252,515 2,672 776 — 367,804
1998 110,060 — 4,165 1,033 — 115,258
1997 100,701 — 4,588 1,249 — 106,538
1996 292,600 — 4,900 969 — 298,469
1995 282,450 — 4,179 605 — 287,234
1994 148,049 — 10,240 — 1,147 159,436
1993 63,479 — 10,024 — 626 74,129
1992 62,070 — 10,125 — 333 72,528
1991 60,377 — 9,849 — 260 70,486
1990 63,612 — 10,337 — 500 74,449
1989 62,835 — 10,220 — 500 73,555
1988 — — 10,350 — — 10,350

▎ Facilities report to EPA's TRI once they manufacture, process, or use a listed chemical above set thresholds. Once that threshold is crossed, they must report actual releases regardless of size — so a small number reflects genuine low-level discharge, not a data error.