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NEWS

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29/05/2012 IKEA under fire for ancient tree logging
... 		The Guardian, UK

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02/04/2009 Ikea - you can't build a green reputation with a flatpack DIY manual
Huge out-of-town stores that are inaccessible by public transport, illegally logged timber products and ... 		Guardian, UK

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22/08/2008 The name of the game is (illegal) logging: ENCE cleared dozens of hectares of native bush
In Uruguay, the Ministry of Agriculture suspended the proceeding filed by the Spanish company ENCE with ... 		UITA, Uruguay

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07/06/2008 Brazil slaps large fine on lumber company owned by Swedish sporting goods magnate
Sao Paulo, Brazil - Environmental authorities on Friday announced a nearly US$280 million fine on a lumber ... 		International Herald Tribune (France)

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07/03/2008 Police repress peasant women to protect Swedish-Finnish company Stora Ensos illegal plantations
(World Rainforest Movement Press Release) Brazil - The Swedish-Finnish company, Stora Enso has purchased ... 		World Rainforest Movement (Uruguay)

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17/01/2006 Forest Certification Does Work
An independent study which examined the performance of forest certification in Finland, Sweden and Norway ... 		New Zealand Forestry

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PRESENTATIONS

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09/02/2012 Swedish experience so far in implementing the EU Timber Regulation: remaining key challenges Stefan Karlsson, Swedish Forest Agency

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