What next for tropical forest products?
Wageningen/Utrecht/London, December 2, 2021 If Europe sourced 100% verified sustainable tropical timber products, it would have positively impacted over 16 […]
Wageningen/Utrecht/London, December 2, 2021 If Europe sourced 100% verified sustainable tropical timber products, it would have positively impacted over 16 […]
Together with its partners, Stichting Probos has been working on the selection, technical research and introduction of a number of […]
The aim of this study is to make further insightful the sustainability and legality of the import of tropical primary […]
To position timber as one of the solutions to help address climate change, and hence use the momentum to promote […]
If the EU27+UK would source 100% verified sustainable tropical timber products, it would positively impact over 18 mill ha semi […]
The EUTR came into effect in 2013, making it illegal to place timber on the EU market if it was […]
Between 25% and 32% of the primary tropical timber imported into the EU28 was exposed to sustainable timber certification, reveals […]
Collating data on volume of certified wood products has been an on-going challenge for some time. Neither FSC nor PEFC […]
This report identifies trends in the trade of tropical timber on the European market, and explores how a European commitment […]
Significant effort has been applied since the 1990s to make sustainably sourced material a dominant factor in the Dutch timber […]