Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc
A specialty materials company that turns wood fiber into high-purity cellulose used in textiles, cigarette filters, LCD screens, and bioplastics. It was spun off from timber giant Rayonier Inc. in 2014, but its roots reach back to the Rainier Pulp & Paper Company founded in 1926 in Washington State. The name "Rayonier" blends "rayon" and "Rainier" — a nod to Mount Rainier, visible from the original mill.