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28 July 2010
The big guns may have been quiet for a while, but the battle between major certification brands PEFC and FSC is back on – just in time for the protagonists to vent their respective spleens at a major conference in Australia. Or will they?28 July 2010
Although plantation forestry in Australia is still reeling from the hammer blow it took with the collapse of managed investment schemes (MIS) all over the country, the Queensland Government has announced a positive new strategy to grow more trees.
28 July 2010
The man credited with “putting organics firmly on the New Zealand national agenda” will be representing the interests of the country’s wood processing sector from mid-August.28 July 2010
A distant second to cooking show phenomenon Master Chef it has been, but now the ‘plating up’ is over, the Australian federal election is back on the front burner. And the strange thing is … forestry seems to have been dumped as the traditional whipping post for parties desperate to curry favour with the Green vote.
28 July 2010
The Australian forest and wood products industry is finally doing something about ‘muscling-up’ nationally, and should have a new ‘peak’ organisation operational in the first half of next year.22 July 2010
New Zealand’s pine plantations continue to produce a river of gold in China for their mainly foreign owners, with record earnings so far this year. But the competition just got a whole lot tougher.
22 July 2010
Despite continuing shrinkage of the nation’s pine forest estate, the New Zealand Government is winding down a scheme to subsidise the planting of new forests.22 July 2010
Just preventing the importation of illegal timber and panels without doing the same for imported furniture, finished items and components will have negligible if any effect on reducing total imports of illegal timber.Page 1 of 13
28 July 2010
The big guns may have been quiet for a while, but the battle between major certification brands PEFC and FSC is back on – just in time for the protagonists to vent their respective spleens at a major conference in Australia. Or will they?
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