Timber Regulation

The Timber Regulation is a law designed to prevent illegal logging and trade of timber and wood products. It requires companies importing wood to ensure it comes from legally harvested sources. This involves checking the supply chain documentation and verifying the origin of the wood. The goal is to protect forests, promote responsible forest management, and stop illegal activities that cause environmental and social harm. Essentially, it helps ensure that the wood consumers buy is legally sourced, supporting sustainable forestry practices worldwide.