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Pattar Cedar Products Ltd. was founded in 1979 by Swaran Pattar who is the president and a major force in the management of the company. He is well known and highly respected in the industry. Mr. Pattar is an active member of the community and is involved in many different charities and Religious Service Organizations. He is a "hands on" manager and is involved in all the day to day activities of running this business successfully.

Proudly, throughout our progress, we've retained our commitment to top quality products, preservation of the forest eco-system and personalized customer service.

Today our family of building product companies markets quality building materials worldwide. Our mandate is to provide the stability and strength of a large network, combined with the grass roots focus of each individual company. This balance of synergy and autonomy enables the Pattar Group to create technological and economical advantages in all our lines, ensuring the very best products, services, consultation and value.

North America's forests are what make The Pattar Group viable. So our long-term goal is maintenance of wildlife, air quality, recreation and jobs, to ensure their existence for future generations.

To achieve this, The Pattar Group of companies has taken a leadership role in the development of environmentally sound logging, forestation, soil and silvicultural practices. As a result, we've decreased forest disturbance, road building and truck traffic, while maximizing the yield of logs and minimizing waste.

All Pattar Group production facilities are committed to full fiber recovery. We use virtually 100% of all wood fiber entering our mills for lumber, shakes, shingles and custom chipping. Internal and external audits at every location also assure environmental compliance.

The world will always depend on wood fiber building products, so we use our resources efficiently and manage our forests wisely. This mutual CO-dependence is what compels us to continue setting new environmental standards in the forest industry.