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Timber You Can Trust - Tell the UK Gov to keep the EU Timber Regulation (EUTR)

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Christopher Edwards
8 years ago

This is an important commitment in our time to ensure the diversity of our plant can be preserved for many generations to come. We lay the foundation for how we consume timber products. Thank you very much.

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Richard Harris
8 years ago Featured

Timber is rightly offered to the market as the only renewable building material - this is only possible if clients can rely on all wood coming from, at the very leadt, legal sources. To maintain confidence in the product, UK must stay within the EUTR commitment and I fully support the TTF campaign

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Samantha Bedry
8 years ago

EUTR is a vital piece of legislation in ensuring legality of timber, this shouldn't change!

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Nick Taylor
8 years ago Featured

The UK timber industry has made huge strides, over many years now, towards the eradication of timber imports from illegal logging operations. This has been enhanced by the TTF RPP and EUTR and it would be completely wrong, and a huge step back for the industry and markets, if the EUTR commitmnent was dropped during the Brexit process.

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James Coulson
8 years ago

I fully support the UK Timber Trade Federation in pressing for the full requirements of the EUTR to be kept as UK law after the UK leaves the European Union.

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Stephen Cavers
8 years ago

EUTR is essential in for the fight against illegally logged timber and we must stay committed to it.

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Ian Milne
8 years ago

totally agree with Chris Sutton, this regulation MUST be kept in place

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Charles Joynson
8 years ago

Most hardwood is not sustainable

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Benedetto Antuono
8 years ago

Responsible sourcing must represent a key action point across the entire UK Timber Industry

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Mr Brett Hopkins
8 years ago

I agree, the EUTR Regulation must be kept in the fight against illegal logging securing the future for all our forests.

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Chris Sutton
8 years ago

Support TYCT and support the TTF.

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Owen Walton · petition starter
9 years ago

Keep the EUTR and keep the UK's timber responsible, legal and sustainable!