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

What are 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.

For companies specialising in supply chain traceability, managing the traceability of wood products is crucial for ensuring that the wood is sourced from legally harvested and sustainably managed forests. 

Ensuring the sustainable sourcing and traceability of wood products helps companies meet consumer demand for environmentally responsible products, reduce the risk of deforestation and forest degradation, and contribute to global efforts in promoting sustainable forest management.

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