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Environment and sustainability > Certification


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Chain of custody

Publisher: McMillan-Scott plc
Publication date: 2001
Format: HTML Document


Chain of custody affects everybody in the supply chain, from the forest owner right through to the product manufacturer and seller. The certification process covers the process from 'cradle to grave'. The TRADA-Trak certification scheme is accredited by the Forest Stewardship Council.


Specifying sustainable timbers

Publisher: McMillan-Scott plc
Publication date: 2002
Format: HTML Document


Looks at the key issues involved in selecting timber species, including the question of proving that the timber derives from a sustainable source.


Sustainable timber sourcing

Publisher: TRADA Technology Ltd
Publication date: 2007
Format: HTML Document

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There are two key elements in ensuring that a timber product derives from well-managed sources. Firstly, forest management and then a chain of custody system to provide independent certification covering all stages of manufacturing, transportation and distribution.

This Wood Information Sheet sets out to explain the certification process to improve specification and increase clarity and efficiency throughout the timber supply chain.


Timber certification

Publisher: McMillan-Scott plc
Publication date: 2000
Format: HTML Document


Explains what timber certification is and descibes the role of the main players in certification schemes.


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