A UN report – 2008-2009 UNECE/FAO Forest Products Annual Market Review – says there’s potential for significant demand for certified products due to increased interest in avoiding illegal sources.
As you may know, Forest Ethics have recently launched a new tactic in their campaign efforts against the SFI community.
There’s a lot of angst in the marketplace these days about greenwashing – for good reason. Everyone wants to be green, whether it is justified or not.
One of the things I absolutely love about the SFI program is our work with communities – it’s a natural extension to any forest management activities.
I recently had a conversation with Jeff Bi, Managing Director of Tralin Packaging (aka Tralin Pak) about the about the packaging marketplace and perceptions of certification overseas.
A colleague recently forwarded me a great column on forest certification from the Canadian Bar Association's June issue of their publication "Bar Talk".
The climate change bill pending in the U.S. Congress should include provisions that prevent the “destructive dynamic” of deforestation.
We were excited to receive support from two different groups in April— TerraChoice Environmental Marketing and the Boy Scouts of America.
Recently, members of the SFI team had the privilege to attend the national Recycling Coalition’s 11th Annual "Recycling Works" Award Ceremony.
It was no surprise to find members of the paper and paper products industries at Fortune’s Brainstorm Green conference.
