The Middle East conflict disrupts global trade, with significant implications for the UK timber industry, including shipping delays, energy costs, and raw material shortages.

Vietnam boosts sustainable timber trade, training officers, and companies to ensure legal, responsible sourcing, protecting forests and enhancing market access.

Ghana becomes the first African nation to receive a FLEGT timber licence, boosting sustainable forestry while raising concerns over the EU’s future commitments.

The Austrian sawmill and timber trade industries warn of the EU Deforestation Regulation’s negative impact on production, exports, and competitiveness.

ITTO and FAO host a workshop to improve tropical timber trade statistics across 13 Latin American countries, boosting sustainable forest management efforts.

Tropical timber production and operations declined in January according to the latest report of the Global Timber Index (GTI).

One of the world’s largest producers of decorative hardwood, Danzer UK achieves highest points in the Timber Scorecard, and Timber trade of UK aims at achieving full sustainability by 2020. The Timber Scorecard was initiated by WWF UK along with …

As part of its mission to promote legal and certified timber from tropical countries, BVRio, in collaboration with the Timber Industry Development Division (TIDD) of the Ghana Forestry Commission, has launched the Responsible Timber Trade Fair at the 22nd Ghana …

The landmark Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) licensing agreement between the European Union and Indonesia officially came into effect from November 15 to keep illegal logged timber out of EU supply chains.   After 14 years of system …

The Malaysian Timber Certification Council (MTCC), PEFC’s National member for Malaysia, has welcomed Datuk Himmat Singh as their newly appointed Chairman.   “We are indeed honoured to have Datuk Himmat Singh lead MTCC as he brings with him a wealth …