Sentences with phrase «leading timber companies»

Weyerhaeuser Co. (NYSE: WY) Weyerhaeuser is one of America's leading timber companies.

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Plantation timber investment manager Great Southern Plantations has put pen to paper on a lucrative contract with a leading Japanese company for the export of hardwood woodchips, worth in excess of $ 130 million.

Established in 1998 in Sydney as a modest supplier of timber componentry to the Australian furniture industry, Park Design company has quietly grown into one of Australia's leading manufacturers, supplying major retail groups and commercial specifiers in every state.

Brinkema leads a group that sets sustainability certification standards for forest products, which are independently verified for industry players like timber or wood pellet companies.

Malaysian companies dominate the business, led by Rimbunan Hijau, a multinational timber conglomerate with logging operations in China, Brazil, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Australia, New Zealand, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea.

Kajir has served as chief executive officer of the Environmental Law Centre in Port Moresby and was the lead attorney in a Supreme Court case aimed at stopping foreign timber companies» large - scale, illegal deforestation practices, often accompanied by threats of harm to local landholders who dare to challenge them.

Samartex Timber & Plywood Ltd — a leading socially responsible timber company founded in 1995 in Ghana and managing 150,308 ha of tropical foTimber & Plywood Ltd — a leading socially responsible timber company founded in 1995 in Ghana and managing 150,308 ha of tropical fotimber company founded in 1995 in Ghana and managing 150,308 ha of tropical forests.

The leading German news magazine, Der Spiegel, has concluded that Austrian - based wood products company Holzindustrie Schweighofer (Schweighofer) repeatedly agreed to accept illegally harvested timber from undercover...

Fifty - seven percent of the logs brought into China originate in Russia, where poor law enforcement, corruption, and the abandonment of local timber - processing plants have led people to illegally cut trees for companies that send raw materials to China for processing.

Sponsors include leading British and international wood marketing and promotion organisations and associations, as well as timber product, suppliers and associated companies.

Charmian Gooch jointly led Global Witness's first campaign, exposing the trade in timber between the Khmer Rouge and Thai logging companies and their political and military backers.