Timber and pulp companies unprepared for EU-deforestation legislation, study suggests

Published 16:29 on August 15, 2023  /  Last updated at 06:02 on August 21, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

Timber and pulp companies have not made sufficient progress towards complying with an upcoming EU law that obliges companies to prove products sold in the 27-nation bloc have not led to deforestation, according to a London-based initiative.
Timber and pulp companies have not made sufficient progress towards complying with an upcoming EU law that obliges companies to prove products sold in the 27-nation bloc have not led to deforestation, according to a London-based initiative.


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