Our Commitment to Sustainable Forestry

Since 2019, IWE LTD has been proudly FSC® (C134890) certified for the Chain of Custody (COC). This certification demonstrates our unwavering commitment to sourcing legal and sustainable timber.

Expanding Our Network of Sustainable Suppliers

We’ve made significant strides in expanding our network of FSC®-certified suppliers, particularly in high-risk regions. By working closely with local communities and organizations, we’ve encouraged more suppliers to adopt sustainable practices and seek FSC® certification.

Benefits of Increased FSC® Certification:

  • Enhanced Supply Chain: A larger pool of FSC®-certified suppliers strengthens our ability to source sustainable timber consistently.
  • Market Differentiation: Our commitment to FSC® certification sets us apart as a responsible and ethical supplier.
  • Positive Impact: By supporting FSC®-certified suppliers, we contribute to the growth of sustainable forestry practices.

Choose IWE LTD for legal, sustainable, and responsibly sourced timber.

UKTR: A Framework for Sustainable Timber Trade

UKTR, or the UK Timber Regulation, is a set of regulations designed to combat illegal timber trade. It ensures that timber and timber products imported into the UK are harvested in compliance with the laws of their country of origin.

Key Regulations:

  • Timber and Timber Products (Placing on the Market) Regulations 2013
  • Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Regulations 2012 (amended)
  • Timber and Timber Products and FLEGT (EU Exit) Regulations 2018
  • Timber and Timber Products and FLEGT (Amendments) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020

Who is Affected:

UKTR applies to operators and traders involved in the supply chain of timber and timber products, including:

  • Roundwood
  • Pulpwood
  • Plywood
  • Paper
  • Furniture
  • Other timber-based products

Compliance Requirements:

The specific requirements under UKTR vary depending on your role in the supply chain and the type of product you handle. However, all businesses involved in the timber trade must ensure that their products comply with the regulation’s provisions.

By complying with UKTR, businesses can contribute to sustainable forestry practices and help prevent illegal logging.

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