… Timber Legality Risk Assessments: Exploring the results and lessons … If you … the risk that you are placing timber on the market that was harvested, transported or traded illegally in its country of harvest. In this article we have gathered results and …

… Supply chain mapping – a step to mitigate risks of illegality in the Malaysian timber industry … The … and other stakeholders can use this study to mitigate the risks of illegally harvested wood entering into the Malaysian timber sector. …

… … Preferred by Nature has categorised Russia as a High-Risk Country with risks related to a number of areas including legal rights to harvest, taxes and fees, timber harvesting activities and trade and transport being just a …

… Regulation … FSC changed its requirements on the use of risk assessments for illegally harvested wood for sourcing Controlled Wood on 30 June 2017. …

… trade of illegal timber through banning placing illegally harvested timber on the EU market. It came into force in … together with Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein.   Legally harvested timber is defined as timber which has been … have access to adequate information to determine if the risk of illegal harvesting is present in your supply chain. …

… etc.)  Certification code of the supplier (e.g. FSC/PEFC) - if applicable    Product information   Description … EUTR here )  Product certification information (e.g. FSC/PEFC) and claim (e.g. FSC 100%, FSC Mix, etc.), if …

… has been put in to force to fight trade with illegally harvested wood and wood products. Here is why you should … is on the rise. Mapping your supply chain and managing risks of sourcing illegal material as required by the EUTR … and dissuasive penalties on those who break the rules.   Risks are considerable . According to estimates …

… the EU Timber Regulation (EUTR) to ensure that illegally harvested wood is not part of your product or supply chain. If not, there is a risk that you are currently breaking the law, which can lead …

… a significant destination for the global trade in illegally harvested wood.  With the support of the EU LIFE Programme, … Illegal logging and the global trade in illegally harvested timber is one of the most significant causes of … offer training in how to comply with the EUTR, collect risk information for the companies to implement in their due …

… Oil palm’s long maturity cycle adds another layer of risk: Farmers harvest Fresh Fruit Bunches (FFBs) about three years after …

… Following is the list of organisations Preferred by Nature has verified against the CanopyStyle requirements:  …

… not linked to forest degradation or legally non-compliant harvesting and trade.  The EUDR targets seven vital … to the region’s consumption volumes and to deforestation risk: cattle , cocoa, coffee, natural rubber, oil palm, soy …