Longview leadership.

Randy Nebel, President
Appointed as president in July 2009, Mr. Nebel has worked for 31 years in the paper and packaging industry. He joined Longview in January 2008 and has since driven change as the company transforms into a performance-based organization. Prior to Longview, Mr. Nebel worked at such notable organizations as Weyerhaeuser, Georgia-Pacific and James River. He has led several strategic initiatives relating to procurement, large-scale systems implementation, planning and due diligence for major acquisitions. Mr. Nebel’s experience in the paper industry includes tissue, newsprint, lightweight medium, bleached board, kraft paper, containerboard and pulp. He has a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering from Montana State University.

Lou Loosbrock, Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Mr. Loosbrock joined the company in October 2009. He brings 30 years of experience in leading sales and operations divisions. He most recently served as president of the industrial and institutional services division of Nalco Company, based in Naperville, Ill., where he led the company’s Asia Pacific business, pulp and paper services, process chemicals and mining divisions. Mr. Loosbrock holds a Bachelor of Science in engineering from the University of Minnesota, and is a member of the American Chemistry Council and the National Mining Association.

At a glance.

Longview manufactures high-quality kraft papers, containerboard and corrugated boxes.
Through customer focus, quality, service-responsiveness and value, we are positioned as the
preferred supplier to our chosen markets.

Our vision: We will create a successful, long-term manufacturing business, which will generate an
attractive risk-adjusted return and encourage reinvestment. Safety and environmental protection are
prerequisites for work. 

• In business since 1927
• Dedicated workforce provides specialized skills to ensure highest-quality product
• One of the largest consumers of recycled material in the Western United States
• Actively reducing greenhouse gas emissions—by more than half since 2000
• Received certification from the Sustainable Forestry Initiative® in October 2009 for both our paper and corrugated products
• Long history of support for community programs, industry associations and college programs
• Strategically located, well-equipped facilities provide manufacturing redundancies and security of supply
• Western U.S. manufacturing footprint, with a global reach
• Only U.S. producer of high-performance multiwall: FibreShield® and TEAKraft®
• Largest producer of highly recycled kraft paper in U.S.
• Network of seven box and sheet plants provides world-class quality with regional focus
• Resources to support the graphic and structural needs of our customers
• Diversified customers and client base
• Multiple paper machine configuration for "one-stop" kraft paper shopping
• Variety of furnishes, including recycled and strong-virgin pulp
• Dedication to product development
• Significant reinvestment in modern quality-control systems and manufacturing processes
• Specialty box designs for the agricultural, processed food and manufacturing industries

How do I ...?

How do I submit my resume?
Interested in taking the long view on your career? Check our career page for job postings or to submit your resume.

How do I request more information about Longview products?
Learn about the products that Longview manufactures under the paper and packaging web tabs on this site. Product specification sheets are posted with each product category. For more information, click on the Let's Talk Today button and send us an email.

How do I learn more about Longview's sustainable practices?
It all starts with trees - a renewable resource that provides our raw material. Longview is a major producer of pulp and paper and one of the largest recyclers of old corrugated containers in the Western United States. Responsible sourcing has earned Longview certification from the Sustainable Forestry Initiative® for both our paper mill and box plant products. Our efforts toward sustainability don't end with the environment. We are dedicated to employee safety. As a good corporate citizen, we also work to foster thriving, sustainable communities. Click on our About Us page to learn more. For more information, click on the Let's Talk Today button and send us an email.

How do I become a supplier to Longview?
At Longview, we believe in maintaining open communication with our suppliers. To find out more about becoming a supplier to Longview, visit our supplier page located in the top right corner of this page.

How do I place an order online?
We offer online ordering to our container customers. Customers can place an order, review inventory and order status. Don't have an account? Unable to gain access? Contact your customer service or sales representative to set up or re-active your account.

How do I obtain a wood cutting permit on Longview's property?
The company you have contacted, Longview Fibre Paper and Packaging, Inc., operates a pulp and paper mill at Longview, Wash., and a network of seven converting plants in the western United States. Your inquiry regarding timberlands needs to be addressed to:

Longview Timber, Corp.
Longview Timberlands LLC
Main: 360-442-4350
Fax: 360-575-5932

How do I obtain permission to hunt on Longview's property?
The company you have contacted, Longview Fibre Paper and Packaging, Inc., operates a pulp and paper mill at Longview, Wash., and a network of seven converting plants in the western United States. Your inquiry regarding timberlands needs to be addressed to:

Longview Timber, Corp.
Longview Timberlands LLC
Main: 360-442-4350
Fax: 360-575-5932