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Florida Potential for Wood Exports Dr. Jarek Nowak
SAF Spring Symposium Gainesville, Florida
13-May-2015
Acknowledgments
• Bob Gitzen, FDACS Division of Marketing
• Ana Nowak, FDOT Office of Surveying & Mapping
• Karen Cummins, FDACS Florida Forest Service
• Christian Vaughn, FDACS Florida Forest Service
Introduction
• U.S. Forest Products Export Trends • Importance of Chinese Market • Florida’s Forest Products Export Trends • Florida’s Export Destinations • Florida’s Export Value by Product • Florida’s Transport Infrastructure • Conclusions
Setting the Context…
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U.S. Forest Products Exports, 2004 - 2014
Wood And Articles Of Wood Pulp Of Wood Paper And Paperboard Total
Source: FAS Global Agricultural Trade System
Exports by Top Six U.S. States, 2004 - 2014
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Annual Value of Florida’s Exports
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Florida’s Exports to Top 4 Countries, 2004 - 2014
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Florida Exports to Top 31 Destinations, 2014
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Top 13 Destinations for Florida’s Exports by % Market Share, 2014
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MexicoTurkeyCanada
ItalyBahamas
JapanEcuador
Belgium-LuxVenezuelaCosta Rica
Dominican Rep
% of Florida's Exports in 2014
Source: FAS Global Agricultural Trade System
Top 12 Florida Export Products Valued at > $10 Million Each, 2014
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Florida Export Products Valued at >$2 Million Each, 2014
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Florida Export Products Valued at >$0.6 Million Each, 2014
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Florida Export Products Valued at >$0.02 Million Each, 2014
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% Value Share of Florida’s Exports, 2014
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Chemical Wood PulpPaper and Paper ProductsWood PelletsWaste, Scrap of PulpPaperboardLumber, ConiferousWooden Articles, OtherWaste, Scrap of PaperDoors, FramesLogs, Poles, Piles, ConiferousPlywoodConiferous Wood ShapedBuilders JoineryPanels, LaminatedNewsprint
Source: FAS Global Agricultural Trade System
AIRPORT PASSENGER DATA, 2013 RANK IN
N_AMERICA RANK IN THE
WORLD
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 40,562,948 10 26
ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 34,768,945 16 42
FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL 23,559,779 22 65
TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 16,920,086 31 102
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 7,637,801 50 207
PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 2,848,901
JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 2,549,712
ST. PETERSBURG-CLEARWATER INTERNATIONAL 814,595
PENSACOLA REGIONAL AIRPORT 744,259
DAYTONA BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 627,917
SARASOTA/BRADENTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 595,423
KEY WEST INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 403,021
PANAMA CITY - BAY COUNTY INTERNATIONAL 391,893
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 211,702 Source:
Airports Council International
PORT NAME CITY CARGO VOLUME 2012, SHORT TONS
PORT OF TAMPA TAMPA 31,650,258
PORT EVERGLADES FORT LAUDERDALE 21,104,883
PORT OF JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE 15,415,144
PORT OF MIAMI MIAMI 6,993,927
PORT OF MANATEE PALMETTO 3,396,673
PORT CANAVERAL CAPE CANAVERAL 3,164,186
PORT OF PANAMA CITY PANAMA CITY 2,326,263
PORT OF PALM BEACH RIVIERA BEACH 2,065,402
PORT OF PENSACOLA PENSACOLA 878,644
PORT ST. JOE MARINA PORT ST. JOE
PORT OF ST. PETERSBURG ST. PETERSBURG
PORT OF FORT PIERCE FORT PIERCE
PORT OF FERNANDINA WHARF FERNANDINA BEACH
Florida’s Public Roads Public Road System Length in Florida Length Nationally % of National
Interstate 1,495 47,429 3.15%
Freeways & Expressways 746 15,865 4.70%
Other Principal Arterials 6,345 156,612 4.05%
Minor Arterial 6,488 243,433 2.67%
Major Collector 11,242 534,807 2.10%
Minor Collector 3,300 265,785 1.24%
Local 92,213 2,828,801 3.26%
Total 121,829 4,092,732 4.31%
Source: State Abstracts, 2012
Conclusions
• Florida’s forest products exports totaled $1.3 billion in 2014
• Top three products: (1) chemical wood pulp, (2) paper and paper products, and (3)wood pellets accounted for 66% of all the exports
• China, UK, Mexico, Turkey and Canada accounted for 41.5% of Florida’s export value
Export Potential
• Florida has 4.3% of Nation’s highway mileage, which is the primary venue for wood transport
• Florida has 13 deep water sea ports, three of which are already being used for wood exports
• Florida has 14 international airports which can further facilitate international business
Contact Information:
Dr. Jarek Nowak, [email protected]
Forest Utilization Specialist Florida Forest Service
