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| | | ... drive two thirds of tropical deforestation. These commodities include soy, cattle products (beef and leather), timber products (timber and pulp and paper), and palm oil. The new EU law includes further provisions for peatlands and rivers. For previously ... |
| | | | ... 1994 and we are proud of our stewardship," says MCTC general manager Chris Chase. "Our manufacturing affiliate, Timber Products Company, looks forward to working with New Forests as a key supplier of logs through a long-term timber supply agreement." ... |
| | | | ... regimes would meet forest certification standards, a marketing pilot to identify, manufacture and market-test timber products made from logs sourced from East Arnhem native Indigenous-owned forests, engagement with traditional owners and communities ... |
| | | | ... two years. New Forests has more than 400,000 hectares of plantation forests, and 6.3 million tonnes of certified timber products produced and/or processed by New Forests' investments. New Forests has AU$3.6 billion in investments. Investments and operations ... |
| | | | ... CEO New Forests, which has more than 400,000 hectares of plantation forests, and 6.3 million tonnes of certified timber products produced and/or processed by New Forests' investments, is articulating the case for how investment opportunities in the forest ... |
| | | | ... distribution business, the forest management business Forico, and the international timber marketing business New Forests Timber Products. New Forests said ANZFF3 will be managed in accordance to the company's commitments to sustainable forest management ... |
| | | | ... According to CDP, demand for four agricultural commodities drives global deforestation - cattle products, palm oil, timber products and soy. These commodities appear in supply chains in companies across sectors, and CDP notes that deforestation related ... |
| | | | ... Certification Scheme (AFSC)'s chain of custody standard has been revised to meet international best practice as timber products move through the supply chain, according to the Australian Forestry Standard (AFS). The AFS is a not-for-profit public company ... |
| | | | ... reform supply chains of commodities that are grown rather than mined to reduce tropical deforestation. Palm oil, timber products, soy and beef will be the first soft commodities targeted under the initiative. The Soft Commodities Compact is "an important ... |
| | | | ... are also growing middle class economies, and people are living longer... all of that is increasing demand for timber products. There may be less demand for newsprint, or certain types of paper, but we are seeing more demand for packaging, more demand ... |
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