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Scrutiny of Russian-origin timber entering Australia through third countries has moved further into the political spotlight, with a motion before the House of Representatives calling for the existing 35% tariff…
Scrutiny of Russian-origin timber entering Australia through third countries is continuing to build, with the Australian Forest Products Association now working with the Anti-Dumping Commission on a potential application concerning…
An LVL beam can contain more than 30 individual pieces of timber. A single piece of furniture can contain hundreds. For origin verification, that complexity has historically presented a significant…
Huge volumes of timber imported into Australia could be (unknowingly) illegal or ‘conflict’ timber, with a new report published by Australia’s Department of Agriculture under the Freedom of Information Act revealing that…
“In 2020, Bunnings delivered on a commitment to ensure that all timber products from natural forests were “fully certified”, and according to Responsible Woods Sustainability Manager Matt de Jongh the…
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