Your Guide To Enhanced Traceability: Reduce Costs, Drive Growth and Avoid Penalties

What is Accountability?

Accountability in a business context refers to the principle that individuals and organisations are responsible for their actions and decisions and must be able to account for them to stakeholders. It involves transparency, ethical behaviour, and a commitment to reporting and explaining outcomes.

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Wood Products

Wood Products refer to a wide variety of goods derived from trees and forests, including lumber, plywood, paper, furniture, and other items made from wood fibres. These products are integral to numerous industries and everyday life, offering benefits such as carbon sequestration, renewable material, and versatility.

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Due Diligence

In supply chain traceability, due diligence is the process companies undertake to ensure their suppliers and partners comply with legal, environmental, and ethical standards.

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UK Environment Act

The UK Environment Act is landmark legislation designed to address various environmental issues within the United Kingdom, including air and water quality, waste management, and biodiversity restoration.

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