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7.3 Source Assessed in the Context of the US Market
Major marketplaces in Europe and the United States have seen major changes with respect to market access requirements for producers and the role expected of those who import or trade ...Delete Item
2.2 Conducting a Baseline Assessment
A preliminary analysis of the organization's current sources of forest products must be undertaken to broadly categorize supplies according to the level of traceability and the environmental status of source ...Delete Item
0.0 Introduction
Since the Global Forest & Trade Network (GFTN) first published its Guide to Responsible Sourcing of Forest Products and the closely associated Keep It Legal manual as paper documents, there ...Delete Item
10.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Credibly Certified Source
The term "credibly certified forest product" refers to timber originating in forests that have been independently assessed and certified as being well managed; that is, they are managed in ...Delete Item
12.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Checklist for Working Through the Steps of Environmental Status
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6.0 Environmental Status of Supplies
Figure 1 Having established its data-gathering and storing mechanisms, the sourcing organization can now begin to assess the data received. It is likely that the data will be incomplete ...Delete Item
7.1 Defining Legal Timber
To direct your organization's sourcing away from the products of illegal logging and toward those in favour of legal operators, you will need to define what you mean by "legal" ...Delete Item
11.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Recycled Sources
The raw material used should be designated recycled if it is either a forest product made from post-consumer recycled fibre (for paper) or wood-based material that is sourced from ...Delete Item
7.4 Source Assessed in the Context of Exports to the US Market
Exporters can greatly assist their US-based customers in demonstrating that due care has been taken to ensure no illegal timber enters the supply chain. Showing you have taken due ...Delete Item