Скачать или смотреть Webinar: Where does your timber come from?

As scrutiny on forest-risk commodity sourcing intensifies, companies and regulators need tools that can pinpoint exactly where their products come from, and this is especially relevant for timber. Chemical testing provides independent evidence of geographic origin, helping identify high-risk supply chains, support legality assurance, and demonstrate compliance with regulatory frameworks.

This webinar takes a step-by-step approach following the journey of timber chemical testing, from collection in the field to practical application by downstream companies.

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00:00:00 Rachel Poluan, Sustainable Business & Finance Communications Advisor, ZSL
00:03:30 Samuel Ross, Armstrong Mba and Moses Shu, ZSL, drawing on decades of combined experience in sustainable forestry, legality, and supply-chain transparency in the Congo Basin, including insights from their recent timber sampling work in Cameroon.
00:25:15 Cicely Podmore, World Forest ID, representing an organisation that creates the data and tools necessary to verify the claimed origins of forest-risk commodities, including timber and agricultural products.
00:35:43 Peter Clayton, Timber Connection UK, sharing an industry perspective on how timber origin testing has been applied in practice, and lessons learned so far from using the tool.
00:48:19 Audience Q&A and panel discussion

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