ITTO and the Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM) entered a Collaborative Framework Agreement to co-host the Global Legal & Sustainable Timber Forum to accelerate building Legal and Sustainable Forest Products Supply Chains.

IPIM funded ITTO to cooperate in the development of sustainable tropical forest management and legal and sustainable tropical timber supply chains, with a view to establishing a commercial information platform for the global timber supply chain.

In order to promote the government, enterprises, financial institutions and other organizations to widely participate in the application of block-chain-based cross-border timber traceability, and to solve the transparency, authenticity and credibility of cross-border timber trace...

From August 28 to 29, GGSC secretariat, led by secretary-general Luo Xinjian，visited and investigated representative enterprises of floor industry in NanXun, Huzhou.

From August 25 to 26, GGSC secretariat, led by secretary-general Luo Xinjian, visited and investigated representative enterprises of panel furniture industry in FengXian,JiangSu Province.

On June 29th, the first meeting of “The collaborative operations of the block-chain-based timber traceability system for building legal and sustainable forest products supply chains” sponsored by the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO) and funded by the Macau Trade ...

On June 29th, the first meeting of “The establishment and operation of the global timber index platform for building legal and sustainable forest products supply chains ” sponsored by the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO) and funded by the Macau Trade and Investme...

ITTO Executive Director Sheam Satkuru has suggested that international organizations, governments and other stakeholders jointly promote the message that “harvesting timber sustainably is not deforestation” to overcome public misconceptions about the role of the timber trade in t...

For millions of years forests have cloaked mother earth as they do today, they are home to many creatures and provide abundant resources. When harvested wisely and with thoughtfulness they give us all the timber we need and then replenish themselves for the next generations over ...