Waste materials make a remarkable comeback as board products, generating nearly RMB 200 million in annual output value! In Nanchong, Sichuan, recycled board products are driving the upgrading of the forestry industry.

2026-08-24 Source: Nanchong News Network

Jisen Silver Harbor Production Workshop.

At the premises of Jisen Yinguang (Sichuan) Man-Made Board Co., Ltd. in Nanbu County, piles of tree branches, wood chips, and offcuts tower like mountains. To the average person, these are merely “waste materials” in urgent need of removal; but for this provincial-level forestry‑industry leader, which has been rooted in Nanbu for nearly two decades, they are the “golden key” to unlocking green prosperity.

Recently, the author visited the production workshop, where the assembly line was running smoothly. Waste branches and twigs underwent a series of processes—chipping, hot grinding, drying, layering, and hot pressing—gradually transforming into something entirely new, ultimately becoming smooth, even sheets of engineered wood. Fiberboard What appears to be insignificant scrap wood has thus achieved a remarkable “comeback,” dramatically increasing in value.

As a state-owned enterprise dedicated to attracting investment in southern China, Jisen Yinguang has from the outset pursued a distinctive path—using forestry “three residues” as raw materials to minimize the consumption of roundwood. Today, the company boasts an annual production capacity of 250,000 cubic meters, with its products serving the markets of Sichuan, Chongqing, and Guizhou, generating nearly RMB 200 million in annual output value and forging a promising future within the green circular economy.

Having maintained a strong foothold in the fiercely competitive panel industry for the long term and firmly established itself in the Southwest market, Jisen Yinggang owes its success to an unwavering commitment to quality. Every production process adheres to stringent standards, with rigorous quality control at every stage—from raw material selection to final product shipment. The company’s products have successively earned accolades such as “China Green Building Material Product” and “Sichuan Provincial Famous Brand,” steadily enhancing its brand reputation and expanding its market share.

“The company has consistently upheld the principles of ‘ecological priority and green development,’ operating a comprehensive suite of pollution‑control facilities and conducting 24‑hour online monitoring to ensure compliance with emission standards,” said Jing Shiquan, the company’s deputy general manager. He added that the enterprise addresses industry shortcomings through resource recycling and demonstrates its sense of responsibility by pursuing low‑carbon, compliant production, steadily advancing on the path of stabilizing capacity, expanding markets, safeguarding employment, and protecting the environment. Looking ahead, the company will continue to deepen its commitment to the green building materials sector, further optimize its production processes, and contribute to the high‑quality development of the forestry industry.

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