2011 - Malaysian Timber Certification Council

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Contents
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VISION AND MISSION 3
CORPORATE PROFILE 3
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 4
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 5
ORGANISATION STRUCTURE 6
CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT 8
REVIEW OF OPERATIONS 10
OPERATIONS 12
EXPORT OF TIMBER PRODUCTS CERTIFIED UNDER MTCS 16
CERTIFICATION STANDARDS 20
TRAINING 22
PROMOTION 23
RECOGNITION OF MTCS 30
PEFC RELATED ACTIVITIES 31
CERTIFIED FORESTS UNDER VARIOUS CERTIFICATION SCHEMES 33
COOPERATION 34
OTHER ACTIVITIES 37
SIGNIFICANT EVENTS 40
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 46
APPENDICES 48
Annual Report 2011
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Vision
To be recognised as the leading timber certification organisation for tropical forests
Mission
To establish and operate a credible and internationally recognised national timber
certification scheme towards promoting sustainable forest management in Malaysia
Corporate Profile
The Malaysian Timber Certification Council (MTCC) is an independent organisation established in
October 1998 to develop and operate the voluntary Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme (MTCS).
Incorporated under the Companies Act 1965 as a company limited by guarantee, MTCC is governed
by a Board of Trustees and started its operation in January 1999.
MTCC’s main activities are to:
• Be the national governing body (NGB) which has overall responsibility for the MTCS
• Support the standard-setting process by serving as the secretariat to the appropriate standard
setting body in formulating standards related to timber certification and keeping them under
review periodically
• Process applications for MTCS notification of Certification Bodies (CBs) operating forest
management system and/or chain-of-custody certification and issuance of logo usage licences
to Certificate Holders
• Implement a procedure for the investigation and resolution of disputes, complaints and appeals
related to its role as the NGB
• Liaise closely with the national accreditation body and other certification organisations in matters
related to timber certification
• Coordinate with national, regional and international bodies related to timber certification to
facilitate cooperation and mutual recognition arrangements
• Conduct programmes to promote and publicise the MTCS, both locally and internationally

Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees, comprising the Chairman and ten other members, is the governing body which decides the
overall policy and direction in carrying out MTCC’s activities. In addition to the Chairman, the members comprise
of two representatives each from academic and research institutions, the timber industry, social and environmental
non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and government agencies.
The Board of Trustees in 2011 comprised:
Chairman
Dato’ Dr. Freezailah Che Yeom
Trustees
• Datin Paduka Nurmala Abd. Rahim
• M. Nagarajan
• Zurinah Pawanteh
• Emeritus Prof. Dato’ Dr. Abdul Latiff
Mohamad
• Dato’ Dr. Abdul Latif Mohmod
• Prof. Dr. Mohd Hamami Sahri
• Datuk James Hwong
• Low Ching Cheong
• Ng Kay Yip
• Dr. Henry Chok
• Dr. Banabas Tapin
• Dr. Melvin Gumal
• Elbson Marajan Pengeran
• Mohd. Khalid Atan
Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities (up to 3 May)
Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities (w.e.f. 3 May)
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Forest Research Institute Malaysia (up to 10 August)
Universiti Putra Malaysia (w.e.f. 10 August)
Sabah Timber Industries Association
Timber Exporters’ Association of Malaysia (up to 10 August)
Malaysian Wood Industries Association (w.e.f. 10 August.)
Sabah Environmental Protection Association
Kadazandusun Cultural Association
Wildlife Conservation Society, Malaysia Program
Sarawak Dayak National Union
Timber Employees Union Peninsular Malaysia (w.e.f. 5 August)
Standing left to right : Emeritus Prof. Dato’ Dr. Abdul Latiff Mohamad, Mohd. Khalid Atan, Ng Kay Yip, Dr. Melvin Gumal, Elbson Marajan
Seated left to right : M. Nagarajan, Dato' Dr. Freezailah Che Yeom, Datuk James Hwong
Absent from picture : Zurinah Pawanteh, Dr. Banabas Tapin, Prof. Dr. Mohd Hamami Sahri
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Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees met three times in 2011 as follows:
Forty-Seventh Meeting – 13 June in Kuching
Forty-Eighth Meeting – 15 September in Kuala Lumpur
Forty-Ninth Meeting – 6 December in Kota Kinabalu
Forty-Seventh Meeting
Forty-Eighth Meeting
Forty-Ninth Meeting
Investment Committee
The Investment Committee oversees the overall implementation of MTCC’s investment policy, particularly in the
management of the Endowment Fund. The Committee is also responsible for the formulation of policies and procedures
on matters related to the establishment of the Fund.
The members of the Investment Committee in 2011 were:
Dato' Dr. Freezailah Che Yeom (Chairman)
Datin Paduka Nurmala Abd. Rahim - Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities
Mustafar Taib - Ministry of Finance
Chew Lye Teng - CEO
Annual General Meeting
The Twelfth Annual General
Meeting was held on 30 June
during which the Audited
Accounts for the financial year ended
31 December 2010, Reports of the
Trustees and Auditors and the Annual
Report for the year 2010, were tabled
and adopted by the Members.
Annual Report 2011
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Organisation Structure
CHAIRMAN &
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chew Lye Teng
Chief Executive Officer
Harnarinder Singh
Senior Manager
(Product)
Sabrina Hj. Mawasi
Executive
(Product)
Premalatha Mogan
Executive
(Product)
Yong Teng Koon
Senior Manager
(Forest Management)
Mohd Faisal Jaafar
Executive
(Forest Management)
Cheah Chi Ern
Executive
(Forest Management)
Noor Eshah Yat
Manager
(Finance & Administration)
Aznira Kasim
Executive
(Accounts)
Sabrina Wu Chor San
Senior Executive
(PR & Marketing)
Management Team and Supporting Staff
Sitting left to right
: Yong Teng Koon, Chew Lye Teng, Harnarinder Singh, Noor Eshah Yat
Standing left to right : Rasyidah Abdul Rahman, Nur Ashykin Ab. Shukor, Sabrina Mawasi, Mohamad Fadzli Abd Ghani, Mohd.
Faisal Jaafar , Cheah Chi Ern, Norashida Md. Zin, Sabrina Wu, Premalatha Mogan, Aznira Kasim
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Notification Committee
The Notification Committee which is responsible for the notification of CBs and the issuance of Logo Usage Licences,
met eight times in 2011 as follows:
Thirty-First Meeting - 19 January
Thirty-Second Meeting - 8 March
Thirty-Third Meeting - 8 April
Thirty-Fourth Meeting -19 May
Thirty-Fifth Meeting - 21 July
Thirty-Sixth Meeting - 9 September
Thirty-Seventh Meeting - 7 October
Thirty-Eighth Meeting - 2 December
The members of the Notification Committee in 2011 were:
Chew Lye Teng (Chairman)
Harnarinder Singh
Yong Teng Koon
In-House Investment Committee
The In-House Investment Committee monitors the implementation of the decisions of the Investment Committee, as
well as formulates investment recommendations for the consideration of the Investment Committee.
The members of the In-House Investment Committee in 2011 were:
Chew Lye Teng (Chairman)
Harnarinder Singh
Yong Teng Koon
Noor Eshah Yat (Secretary)
Company Secretary
Company Auditors
Zainal Abidin Pit (MAICSA 7014057)
ZAP Management Services Sdn. Bhd.
15B, 2 nd Floor, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah F9/F
40100 Shah Alam, Selangor
Mazars (No. AF: 1954)
Wisma Selangor Dredging
7 th Floor, South Block, 142-A, Jalan Ampang
50450 Kuala Lumpur
Annual Report 2011
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Chairman's Statement
Soon after it commenced operational activities in 1986, the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO)
commissioned a study to establish a baseline on the state of tropical forest management. The findings of
the study were most alarming. Only about one million hectares of tropical forests could be described as
being under sustainable management. There was then, no forest certification to determine with any certainty
whether the one million hectares could be certified in accordance with current principles and standards. Such
a finding shocked and galvanized the International Tropical Timber Council (ITTC) into action to assist producer
member countries to implement sustainable forest management (SFM) through policy initiatives and project
activities funded by the ITTO’s small donor community.
Some 25 years later, on 7 June 2011, the ITTO released another report. There was improvement, but hardly
encouraging. It was found that about 30.6 million hectares were under management, out of which only 17 million
hectares were certified. Malaysia accounted for 5.0 million hectares, or about 35 per cent of its permanent
reserved forests. Amongst ITTO’s 33 producer member countries, Brazil, Gabon, Guyana, Malaysia and Peru
were reported to be making notable progress. These statistics must be situated within and in the context of the
forest area in ITTO’s 33 producer member countries which totalled an estimated 1.42 billion hectares. Apparently,
implementation of sustainable management and certification of tropical forest is most challenging in spite of the
best efforts of tropical countries, the international community, the many organizations and all stakeholders with
numerous initiatives.
In view of the foregoing, impatience by certain countries and parties is understandable, but the ill-conceived
earlier idea of calling for a boycott of tropical timber to cure the ills of tropical forestry is no longer heard. Now there
is a wave of green consumerism demanding sustainable or legal timber. And this move is spreading and gathering
momentum into a tsunami! Many developed countries demand sustainable or legal timber for public procurement
with elaborate procedures and in some cases, ever-stringent standards. The United States of America is now
implementing the amended Lacey Act which compels timber importers to deal only with legal timber in compliance
with the laws of the exporting countries. To this end, timber importers need to undertake due care to ensure the
legality of imported timber in order to avoid penalties. With similar objectives of combating illegal logging and
trade in illegal timber, the European Union (EU) has enacted its Timber Regulation. When it comes into force on 3
March 2013, all timbers imported into its member states will be subjected to due diligence to ensure their legality.
However, exporting countries, which have concluded a Forest Law Enforcement Governance and Trade (FLEGT)
Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA), may enter the EU markets through a ‘green lane’. At the heart of the VPA
is the Timber Legality Assurance System (TLAS), listing all the relevant legislation of the exporting country which
must be complied with. Like forest certification, an independent third party monitor will verify compliance with
relevant legislation in the forestry and timber sectors identified in the TLAS. Malaysia is negotiating with the EU
to conclude a VPA, whilst a few countries in Africa, and Indonesia, have concluded negotiations and are in various
stages of finalizing institutional arrangements and procedures to implement their respective VPAs and TLASs.
Malaysia’s home-grown certification scheme, the Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme (MTCS) was endorsed
by the PEFC in 2009 after almost a decade of hard work. Also, substantial progress has been made in negotiations
with the EU to conclude the FLEGT VPA. Malaysia has therefore gained considerable first-hand experience on
issues related to timber certification for sustainability and verification for legality. Both are most challenging
needing strong institutions, knowledge and resources, both human and financial, all of which are in short supply in
developing tropical countries. And the difficulties are further compounded by the complexity of the tropical forest
ecosystem and social issues, in addition to markets which are often less than remunerative.
Undoubtedly, certification has contributed to sustainable forest management, which is both a difficult and longterm
goal as indicated in the recently released ITTO report. Obviously, both are evolving processes with no instant
solutions. The standard used in the MTCS, for example, needed to be reviewed and strengthened in order to reach
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Chairman's Statement
the level for endorsement by PEFC. Even now it is not
free from demands for more stringency from certain
countries. But then certification is voluntary unlike
FLEGT VPA, which is legally binding, once concluded
and signed. The VPA focuses on legality which may
be considered as a milestone to sustainability. Its
implementation can therefore significantly contribute
to achieving the long-term goal of sustainability
– a goal that we all share. The VPA is perhaps the
most promising initiative to assist tropical countries
towards such a goal by establishing a baseline
through the TLAS which is legally binding. And from
such a baseline further progress can be made. Also,
unlike certain initiatives, timber exporting countries
are fully consulted on the development of the TLAS
in addition to financial and technical assistance for
capacity building provided by the EU.
The small area of tropical forests certified to date
must be indicative of the capacity of tropical countries
to implement sustainable forest management and
certification, irrespective of the scheme adopted. Will
the EU FLEGT VPA, backed by the Timber Regulation,
be more successful? If the requirements to be
implemented are too cumbersome and stringent,
it will have dire unintended consequences. Equally,
requirements which are too ‘soft’ will not achieve the objective of delivering legal timber. Clearly, a judicious
compromise will need to be struck between the realities on the ground and hence the capacity of tropical countries
on the one hand, and the need for a credible system to ensure timber legality. Such a compromise, between
what we wish to do and what we can do, will establish a baseline – legally binding on tropical countries – which
can be strengthened from time to time based on experience, use of modern methods and technologies and
most importantly, a positive market response. In such a complex situation, prudence will dictate that we aim for
progress incrementally. If the requirements are so cumbersome and stringent, and beyond the capacity of tropical
countries to deliver, the future of the tropical timber trade with the EU looks bleak. Let us pause and reflect on
these issues to ensure the success of the FLEGT VPA which we must all agree has the potential to contribute to
better tropical forestry.
Many have rightly pointed out that tropical forests are in crisis. In presenting MTCC’s annual report for 2011, I offer
some personal thoughts on the way to make progress in which the EU FLEGT VPA offers a ray of hope if we all
can work together cooperatively and with greater understanding on the problems of tropical forestry.
DATO’ DR. FREEZAILAH CHE YEOM
Chairman
19 June 2012
Annual Report 2011
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Review of Operations
The beginning of 2011 saw the Kelantan FMU
successfully making the transition to be awarded
a PEFC certificate. Therefore by February, all
the nine existing holders of the Certificate for Forest
Management, as well as 177 holders of the Certificate
for Chain of Custody under the MTCS had been
awarded the PEFC certificate which qualified them to
use the PEFC logo, upon signing the logo usage licence
agreement with MTCC. Following this development, the
shipment of PEFC-certified timber products increased
nearly ten times from 2,510 cubic metres in 2010 to
23,052 cubic metres in 2011.
In line with the decision by PEFC International to use
the revised international chain of custody standard,
PEFC ST 2002:2010, with effect from 26 November,
the process of auditing the holders of the Certificate for
Chain of Custody to assess compliance with the new
standard has started.
Exports of timber products certified under the MTCS
showed a slight increase from 72,267 cubic metres in
2010 to 73,670 cubic metres in 2011. The Netherlands
remained as the largest market for timber products certified under the MTCS, accounting for 56% of the total
exports. With the export performance in 2011, the total cumulative volume of certified timber products exported
under the MTCS reached 512,751 cubic metres.
The process to review the Malaysian Criteria and Indicators for Forest Management Certification [MC&I(2002)] was
successfully concluded in September with the finalisation and adoption of the revised standard by the Standards
Review Committee (SRC). The revised standard is now renamed the Malaysian Criteria and Indicators for Forest
Management Certification (Natural Forest) or MC&I(Natural Forest). The review process thus took 29 months
(from April 2009 to September 2011) involving three meetings of the SRC, three meetings of the Panel of Experts,
three public comment periods and regional-level stakeholder consultations in Sabah, Sarawak and Peninsular
Malaysia. MTCC is indeed grateful to all the stakeholder groups for their inputs in the form of comments and
proposals during the various stages of the review process.
MTCC’s activities in capacity building were continued, with the organisation of an auditor training course on
the PEFC ST 2002:2010 conducted by PEFC International, which was followed by briefing sessions by MTCC
on the same standard to certificate holders in Sabah, Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia. Briefing sessions were
also conducted for representatives of certified FMUs on the new documents related to the MC&I(2002) which
were issued by MTCC in connection with the assessment of the MTCS by the Timber Procurement Assessment
Committee (TPAC) in The Netherlands. In addition, briefing sessions on the MC&I(Forest Plantations) were
conducted for interested managers of forest plantations.
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Review of Operations
Activities to promote and widely publicise the MTCS as a PEFC-endorsed scheme were continued through
participation and/or dissemination of publicity brochures in missions, business visits, seminars, trade fairs and
exhibitions, through the MTCC Newsletter as well as through one-to-one discussions with key contacts by the
MTCC or its public relations representatives.
With regard to the assessment of the MTCS by the TPAC, the public hearing convened by the SMK Board of
Appeal on the appeal lodged by MTCC against the TPAC’s Revised Final Judgement took place in August. MTCC
however suffered a further set back when the Board of Appeal announced its decision in November to dismiss
the appeal, thus ignoring the steps that have been taken by MTCC to address the non-compliances identified by
the TPAC.
During the course of the year, MTCC continued to contribute to other initiatives and activities which have linkage,
either directly or indirectly, to its core responsibility of operating the MTCS. In this connection, MTCC spearheaded
a project to formulate guidelines and procedures for social impact assessment (SIA) and monitoring of forest
management operations. MTCC also participated in several projects and activities, i.e. (i) a pilot study on group
certification of rubber small holdings under the MTCS, (ii) capacity building of companies for compliance with
requirements for certification under the MTCS, (iii) on conservation of biodiversity through improved forest
planning tools and (iv) the Malaysian Forest Dialogue which dealt with the development of a code of conduct for
the timber industry. Another important contribution by MTCC is its participation in the discussions and stakeholder
consultations related to the on-going negotiations between Malaysia and the EU on the FLEGT VPA.
MTCC is grateful for the continued cooperation and support from the forest managers, timber companies,
certification bodies, accreditation body, the forestry and timber-related agencies and representatives of the
environmental, social and economic stakeholder groups in Sabah, Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia towards
its activities and initiatives in 2011, in particular the review the MC&I(2002). MTCC looks forward to continue
working with all parties concerned to achieve the common objective of the sustainable management of our forest
resources.
I am grateful to the Chairman and Board of Trustees, as well as the Members of MTCC, for their continued
guidance and support. I would also like to thank all the MTCC staff for the diligence and effort that they have
shown in carrying out their duties and responsibilities.
CHEW LYE TENG
Chief Executive Officer
19 June 2012
Annual Report 2011
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Operations
Forest Management Certification
Kelantan Forest Management Unit (FMU) was awarded with the PEFC accredited Certificate for Forest Management on 9
February, bringing the total number of PEFC-certified FMUs to nine in 2011.
Details on the date of issuance of certificate, the CB involved, and the dates of the surveillance audits for the nine certified
FMUs carried out in 2011 are as shown in Table 1.
Table 1: Details on Issuance of Certificate and Surveillance Audit
Name of FMU
Certification Body
Date of Issuance of
Certificate
Date of Surveillance
Audit 01
Date of Surveillance
Audit 02
Segaliud
Lokan, Sabah
Negeri
Sembilan
SIRIM QAS International
Sdn. Bhd.
SIRIM QAS International
Sdn. Bhd.
3 December 2009 27-30 September 2010 19-21 July 2011
29 December 2009 21-23 July 2010 12-14 July 2011
Johor SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. 1 April 2010 27-30 July 2010 20-23 June 2011
Terengganu SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. 1 April 2010 23-26 August 2010 4-7 July 2011
Kedah
SIRIM QAS International
Sdn. Bhd.
9 June 2010 1-4 November 2010 14-18 November 2011
Pahang SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. 5 July 2010 4-8 October 2010 1-4 November 2011
Perak
SIRIM QAS International
Sdn. Bhd.
7 July 2010 8-12 November 2010 21-24 November 2011
Selangor SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. 1 September 2010 25-27 October 2010 15-17 November 2011
Kelantan
SIRIM QAS International
Sdn. Bhd.
9 February 2011 20-23 June 2011 -
In terms of the extent of area certified, the nine FMUs cover a total of 4,646,068 hectares of Permanent Reserved Forests
(PRFs) in Malaysia as shown in Table 2.
Table 2: PEFC-Certified FMUs
No. Name of FMU Certificate Number Area (ha)
1 Segaliud Lokan, Sabah FMC 001 57,247
2 Negeri Sembilan FMC 002 154,185
3 Johor SGS-MTCS/FM0102 397,392
4 Terengganu SGS-MTCS/FM0103 521,582
5 Kedah FMC 003 307,046
6 Pahang SGS-MTCS/FM0104 1,562,496
7 Perak FMC 004 991,436
8 Selangor SGS-MTCS/FM0105 230,187
9 Kelantan FMC 008 424,497
Total Area Certified: 4,646,068
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Operations
Issuance of Two New Documents
In connection with the Revised Final Judgement on the MTCS by the Timber Procurement Assessment Committee
(TPAC) of The Netherlands, MTCC issued two new documents on specific aspects of the MC&I(2002) to the MTCSnotified
CBs on 16 February as follows:
(i) A normative document MC&I 2/2011 – Interpretation of Criterion 6.10 of the MC&I(2002) to provide a clearer
interpretation of Criterion 6.10 to address the concern that the allowable threshold for conversion of PRFs to forest
plantations and non-forest land uses entailing “a very limited portion of the FMU” is not being quantified. This
normative document supersedes the earlier document MC&I 2/2010 dated 7 April 2010.
(ii) A guidance document MC&I 3/2011 – Interpretation of the Term ‘Free and Informed Consent’ in the MC&I(2002)
to provide clearer guidance on the interpretation of the term “free and informed consent” which is specified in several
Criteria and Indicators.
Subsequent to the issuance of the two documents, MTCC conducted four briefing sessions from April to May to inform
the certified FMUs in Peninsular Malaysia with regard to the requirements of these two documents.
Participants being briefed on the requirements of the MC&I(2002) including the
two new documents and participation in field trip
Chain of Custody Certification
In 2011, 24 companies were awarded the PEFC Certificate for Chain of Custody by the five PEFC-notified CBs under the
MTCS.
Of this total, 10 certificates were issued by SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd., eight by SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd., four by
SGS South Africa Pty Ltd., and one certificate each by Moody International Certification (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. and Scientific
Certification Systems.
With the issuance of the new certificates and the withdrawal of the certificates issued to seven companies, the number
of PEFC certificate holders increased to 177 by the end of 2011. The full list of the holders of the Certificate for Chain of
Custody issued by PEFC-notified CBs is as shown in Appendix I.
Use of Revised PEFC CoC Standard
At the 14 th PEFC General Assembly that was held on 12 November 2010 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, a number of changes
to the PEFC Council documentation were adopted. The changes made are a result of the process undertaken by various
Technical Working Groups (TWGs) since 2009 to revise and streamline the documentation with international requirements
and specifications.
The General Assembly had adopted the revised chain of custody standard entitled PEFC ST 2002:2010 Chain of Custody
of Forest Based Products–Requirements.
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Operations
The revised standard replaces Annex 4: Chain of Custody of Forest Based Products-Requirements of the Technical
Document which has been used as the chain of custody standard under the MTCS since 2008. Chain of custody certificate
holders were informed that Annex 4 will be withdrawn on 26 November, after a one-year transition period.
The General Assembly had also adopted the second edition of the PEFC Logo Usage Rules (PEFC ST 2001:2008 v2). The
document reflects the changes to the label claim text, as well as the treatment of recycled material, for labeling purposes.
PEFC ST 2001:2008 v2 is applicable only to the PEFC Logo usage licence holders that have been certified against the
PEFC ST 2002:2010.
In order to provide a better understanding of the PEFC ST 2002:2010 and changes made in comparison to the Annex 4
document as well as their implications, MTCC conducted a series of briefing sessions in 2011. In Peninsular Malaysia, the
briefing sessions were held on 6 October in Ipoh, 10 October in Kuantan and 20 October in Kuala Lumpur. In Sabah and
Sarawak, the briefing sessions were held in Bintulu and Kota Kinabalu on 8 and 9 November, respectively. The briefing
sessions were attended by a total of 180 representatives of holders of the Certificate for Chain of Custody under the
MTCS.
Issuance of MTCC Logo Usage Licence
Seven applications for the MTCC Logo Usage Licence were approved by the Notification Committee in 2011. The seven
companies are:
• B.K.B. Hevea Sdn. Bhd.
• Kilang Papan Salamah Sdn. Bhd.
• Evershine Timber Trading Sdn. Bhd.
• Hexa Viana Sdn. Bhd.
• Sim Seng Huat Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd.
• D & R Lumber Sdn. Bhd.
• Rosewood Corporation Sdn. Bhd.
The full list of the MTCC Logo Usage Licences issued by MTCC is as shown in Appendix II.
Issuance of PEFC Logo Usage Licence
The issuance fee and the annual fee that was approved by the Board of Trustees at its 43 rd meeting on 6 April 2010 remain
unchanged for the July 2011-June 2012 period as shown in Table 3.
Table 3: Logo Usage Fee Schedule
Logo User Category Subsets Issuance Fee (RM) Annual Fee (RM)
A. MTCC - -
B. Forest Management
Certificate
Natural Forest and Forest Plantations 50.00 RM0.018 per ha of
certified forest
C. CoC Certificate Based on annual total turnover (RM):
Up to 5 Million 50.00 300.00
Over 5 Million and up to 20 Million 50.00 500.00
Over 20 Million and up to 50 Million 50.00 750.00
Over 50 Million and up to 100 Million 50.00 1,000.00
Over 100 Million 50.00 2,000.00
D. Other users PEFC-notified CBs 50.00 500.00
Other users - -
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Operations
A total of 36 PEFC Logo Usage Licences were approved and issued. Of the new licences issued, one licence was issued
to a Forest Management Certificate holder, while the balance were to CoC certificate holders.
The full list of the PEFC Logo Usage Licences issued by MTCC is as shown in Appendix III.
Certification Bodies
There was no change to the number of PEFC-notified CBs operating forest management and CoC certification under the
MTCS as shown in Table 4.
Table 4: PEFC-notified certification bodies
Type Of Certification PEFC-notified CB Notification Date
Forest Management Certification
SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd.
SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
10 December 2009
24 December 2009
Chain of Custody Certification
SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd.
Japan Gas Appliances Inspection Association
SGS South Africa Pty Ltd - Qualifor Programme
SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
Moody International Certification (M) Sdn. Bhd.
Scientific Certification Systems
2 September 2009
2 October 2009
2 October 2009
24 December 2009
20 August 2010
20 August 2010
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Export of Timber Products CERTIFIED UNDER MTCS
The export of timber products certified under the MTCS in 2011 showed a slight increase, going up by 2% from
72,267 m 3 in 2010 to 73,670 m 3 in 2011. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) became the latest destination, adding
to the existing list of 22 countries comprising The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, UK, France, Australia, Greece,
Denmark, Poland, Italy, Norway, Indonesia, South Africa, South Korea, USA, Japan, Mauritius, New Zealand, Albania,
Ireland, Singapore and the Philippines.
Out of the total 73,670 m 3 exported in 2011, 56% or 41,935 m 3 reached The Netherlands, which continued to be the
largest market for the certified products. The highest volume of 7,288 m 3 was exported in the month of May.
Hence, by the end of 2011, a total cumulative volume of 512,751 m 3 timber products certified under the MTCS had been
exported, with The Netherlands as the largest market importing 261,758 m 3 (or 51%) of the total quantity exported since
July 2002. The range of certified timber products includes sawn timber, plywood, mouldings, veneer, laminated fingerjointed
timber, finger-jointed dressed timber (S4S), furniture and furniture components, door and window components,
picture frames and parquet flooring.
Figure 1 shows the export of timber products certified under the MTCS by month as well as the cumulative volume since
July 2002. Figures 2 and 3 provide the percentage breakdown of the certified products exported in 2011 by product type
and destination, respectively.
Figure 1: Export of Timber Products Certified Under the MTCS, July 2002 – December 2011
Monthly Export Volume (m 3 )
24,000
22,000
20,000
18,000
16,000
14,000
12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
Monthly Volume (m 3 ) Cumulative Volume (m 3 )
Cumulative Export Volume (m 3 )
550,000
500,000
450,000
400,000
350,000
300,000
250,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,00
0
-50,00
-100,00
-150,00
0
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
-200,00
Source: MTIB & MTCC
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Export of Timber Products CERTIFIED UNDER MTCS
Figure 2: Export of Timber Products Certified Under the MTCS by Product Type, 2011
Moulding
13.92%
Sawn Timber
74.32%
Plywood
11.76%
Moulding
Plywood
Sawn Timber
Total Volume: 73,670m 3
Figure 3: Export of Timber Products Certified Under the MTCS by Destination, 2011
South Africa
2.02%
Poland
0.66%
Norway
0.41%
United Kingdom
12.03% USA
0.32%
UAE
0.04%
Netherlands
56.92%
Australia
0.91% Belgium
5.54%
Denmark
0.81%
France
11.12%
Germany
7.80%
Greece
0.27%
Italy
1.15%
Australia
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
South Africa
UAE
United Kingdom
USA
Total Volume: 73,670m 3
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Export of Timber Products CERTIFIED UNDER MTCS
PEFC-Certified Timber Products
The export of PEFC-certified timber products that started in September 2010 continued to increase, with a total of 23,052
m 3 exported in the year 2011. Six new destinations (Australia, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan and New Zealand)
joined Belgium, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, UK and USA as
the countries importing such timber.
The highest volume of PEFC-certified products exported was
recorded in the month of May, totalling 3,209 m 3 . Of the total,
45.6% or 10,519 m 3 reached The Netherlands, again making it the
largest market for PEFC-certified products from Malaysia.
Hence, by the end of 2011, a total cumulative volume of 25,562
m 3 of PEFC-certified products had been exported, with The
Netherlands importing 12,002 m 3 (or 47%). The range of certified
products exported comprise sawn timber, plywood, mouldings,
laminated scantling, and woodchips, with plywood making up the
highest volume (19,805 m 3 ) or 77.5% of the total exports.
Figure 4 shows the export of PEFC-certified timber products
by month as well as the cumulative volume since September
2010. Figures 5 and 6 provide the percentage breakdown of the
PEFC-certified products exported in 2011 by product type and by
destination, respectively.
Figure 4: Export of PEFC-Certified Timber Products from September 2010 – December 2011
Monthly Export Volume (m 3 ) Cumulative Export Volume (m 3 )
3500
30000
3000
2500
Monthly Volume (m 3 )
Cumulative Volume (m 3 )
25000
20000
2000
1500
15000
1000
10000
500
5000
0
Sep-10 Oct-10 Nov-10 Dec-10 Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 June-11 July-11 Aug-11 Sept-11 Oct-11 Nov-11 Dec-11
0
Source: MTIB & MTCC
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Export of Timber Products CERTIFIED UNDER MTCS
Figure 5: Export of PEFC-Certified Timber Products by Product Type, 2011
Laminated Scantling
0.19%
Woodchips
7.70%
Moulding
10.46%
Plywood
75.66%
Sawn Timber
5.99%
Laminated Scantling
Moulding
Plywood
Sawn Timber
Woodchips
Total Volume: 23,052m 3
Figure 6: Export of PEFC-Certified Timber Products by Destination, 2011
United Kingom
20.99%
Norway
2.23%
USA
3.57%
New Zealand
0.17%
Australia
4.11%
Belgium
1.67%
Denmark
2.67%
France
10.13%
Netherlands
45.64%
Germany
1.12%
Japan
7.70%
Australia
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Japan
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
United Kingdom
USA
Total Volume: 23,052m 3
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Certification Standards
Review of Malaysian Criteria and Indicators for Forest Management Certification
[MC&I(2002)]
Second Meeting of SRC
Third Meeting of SRC
Following the incorporation of comments received from the three Regional Consultations held in Sabah, Sarawak and
Peninsular Malaysia, the Second Draft of the MC&I(Natural Forest) was reviewed by the Panel of Experts (PoE) on 27-28
January.
Subsequently, the Third Draft of the MC&I(Natural Forest) including the views of the PoE was considered by the Second
Meeting of the Standards Review Committee (SRC) held on 16-18 March in Miri, resulting in the Final Draft of the
MC&I(Natural Forest).
The Final Draft was subjected to a Third (final) Public Comment period from 14 May – 12 July, resulting in further
comments and proposals being received from the following stakeholder groups:-
• Wildlife Conservation Society (Malaysia Program)
• Natural Resources and Environment Board, Sarawak
• Sabah Forestry Department
• Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia
• Kadazandusun Cultural Association, Sabah
• Forest Research Institute Malaysia
• Sarawak Forest Department
• Bioversity International
• Johor National Parks Corporation
• Environmental Protection Department, Sabah
• Persatuan Kedayan Sabah
• Sarawak Biodiversity Centre
• Department of Labour, Sarawak
• Department of Irrigation and Drainage, Sabah
Third Meeting of the POE
• Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (SUHAKAM)
MTCC also provided comments and proposals on the Final Draft.
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Certification Standards
The Final Draft incorporating the comments received from the Third Public Comment period was considered by the Third
Meeting of the SRC held on 20-22 September in Langkawi. The SRC finalised and adopted the MC&I(Natural Forest),
which would replace the MC&I(2002) as the standard for forest management certification.
Overall, the review of the MC&I(2002) had been conducted in an inclusive, participatory and transparent manner, with
the various drafts of the MC&I(Natural Forest) being subjected to extensive consultations through three Public Comment
periods and Regional Consultations, as well as review by the PoE and deliberation and consideration by the SRC, which
met three times each in the course of the review process.
Update on the Endorsement of MC&I(Forest Plantations) by the PEFC Council
In January 2010, MTCC submitted the MC&I(Forest Plantations) for endorsement by the PEFC Council to extend the
scope of the PEFC-endorsed MTCS to cover forest plantations. Following an assessment against the ITTO Guideline
for the establishment and management of planted forests (1993) and relevant sections of ITTO/IUCN Guidelines for the
conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity
in tropical timber production forests, the PEFC
appointed consultant, Indufor Oy recommended
to the PEFC Council in December 2010 the
endorsement of the MC&I(Forest Plantations)
under certain conditions.
However, the PEFC Board of Directors which met
on 4 February decided not to recommend the
endorsement of the MC&I(Forest Plantations) to
the PEFC Council General Assembly until MTCC
submits evidence demonstrating compliance
with Principle 12 and 13 of the ITTO Guidelines
for the establishment and management of planted
forests.
In view of the fact that PEFC has adopted a new PEFC standard, i.e. PEFC ST 1003:2010: Sustainable Forest Management
- Requirements which shall be used to assess all national forest management certification standard with an application
date of May 2011 and transition date of May 2013, MTCC decided to subject the MC&I(Forest Plantations) to a new
assessment by PEFC based on the requirements of the new PEFC standard. Subsequently, MTCC resubmitted the
MC&I(Forest Plantations) to the PEFC Council on 20 July for assessment against the requirements of PEFC ST 1003:2010.
Indufor Oy was again appointed as the consultant to undertake the assessment.
Indufor Oy in its Final Report dated 5 September has recommended the endorsement of the MC&I(Forest Plantations) as
part of the PEFC-endorsed MTCS, with condition that the PEFC Council takes a stand on how its policies on conversion
are interpreted in the recently converted sites, i.e. between the period that the MC&I(Forest Plantations) was adopted
under the MTCS in November 2008 and January 2010, which is the cut-off date for the conversion of forest areas
regarded as high conservation value forest (HCVF).
By end of 2011, the PEFC Board has yet to make a decision on the endorsement of the MC&I(Forest Plantations).
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Training
Training Course on PEFC ST 2002: 2010 - Chain of Custody of Forest Based Products
– Requirements
Christian Kammer conducting training course on revised PEFC
chain of custody standard
A training course on the revised PEFC International chain of custody standard, the PEFC ST 2002:2010, was held for
auditors on 3 October in Kuala Lumpur. The main aim of the course was to brief the auditors with regard to the scope and
requirements of the PEFC ST 2002:2010.
The training course is also aimed at increasing the number of auditors who have a good understanding of the revised
standard, to fulfil the requirement for eligibility to undertake audits under the MTCS.
The course was attended by a total of 27 auditors representing PEFC-notified CBs [SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd., SIRIM
QAS International Sdn. Bhd. and Moody International Sdn. Bhd.] as well as from other organisations [Saytech General
Inspection Services Sdn. Bhd. and Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM)]. Officers from the national accreditation
body, STANDARDS MALAYSIA, also attended the course. The course was conducted by Christian Kammer, Technical
Officer from the PEFC Council, Geneva.
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Economic Mission to Australia
The Economic Mission to Australia led by the Minister of Plantation
Industries and Commodities, Tan Sri Bernard G. Dompok, involved three
main commodities (palm oil, timber and rubber) and was held from 24 July
to 2 August with the following objectives:
For the timber industry, the main objectives of the Working Visit were:
(i)
to discuss and exchange views with senior government officials and
the media regarding issues pertaining to palm oil, timber and rubber
industries and trade between Malaysia and Australia;
Bilateral meeting between Tan Sri Dompok (left)
and Senator Joe Ludwig, Minister for Agriculture,
Fisheries and Forestry, Australia (right)
(ii) to deliver the keynote address and officiate the Seminar on the
Malaysian Timber Industry held in Melbourne and Sydney;
(iii) to discuss and voice Malaysia’s views and concerns regarding the
proposed Food Standards Amendment (Truth in Labelling – Palm Oil)
Bill 2011, and the draft Illegal Logging Prohibition Bill 2011; and
(iv) to further strengthen the export trade of palm oil, timber and rubber
products to Australia.
The 26 participants in the Mission comprised representatives of the Ministry
of Plantation Industries and Commodities (MPIC), MTCC, Malaysian
Palm Oil Board (MPOB), Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC), Malaysian
Timber Industry Board (MTIB), Malaysian Timber Council (MTC), Malaysian
Furniture Promotion Council (MFPC), Malaysian Rubber Board, Malaysian
Panel discussion during Seminar on the
Malaysian Timber Industry in Melbourne
Rubber Export Promotion Council (MREPC), Sarawak Forest Department (SFD) and National Association of Smallholders
(NASH), as well as two Members of Parliament. MTCC was represented by the Senior Manager (Product), Harnarinder
Singh.
During the Mission, Tan Sri Dompok held a number of bilateral meetings with his Ministerial counterparts in Melbourne,
Sydney and Canberra, participated in visits and media interviews, and officiated the Seminar on the Malaysian Timber
Industry.
In Sydney, the Minister and delegation also had discussions with the Training and Further Education (TAFE) of New South
Wales, one of the largest training institutes in Australia, and the Australian Trade Commission (AUSTRADE), the agency
responsible for promoting the export of Australian products to the international market. In Canberra, discussions were
held with the Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) where the Minister explained Malaysia’s stand with regard to
sustainable development of the palm oil industry.
The Minister also led the Palm Oil Industry Dialogue held on 29 July in Sydney which was attended by 19 representatives
from importers and users of palm oil and its derivatives. The Dialogue was held to discuss and convey Malaysia’s concerns
on the proposed labelling of palm oil in food products sold in Australia, and provide clarification on the sustainable
development of the palm oil industry in Malaysia.
The Minister and his delegation also visited Canterbury Window and Door Manufacturers in Springvale, Melbourne, one
of the largest manufacturer of wooden doors and windows that uses Malaysian timber; Holmesglen Institute, Chadstone
Campus (Furnishing Industry Training Centre) in Melbourne, a vocational training institute that provides training to the
workforce in the construction industry; and Bunnings DIY Centre in Mascot, Sydney that retails in construction and
furnishing materials, including timber products and wooden furniture from Malaysia.
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During the Mission, much of the dialogue and discussions were focused on Malaysia’s views and concerns regarding
the proposed Food Standards Amendment (Truth in Labelling – Palm Oil) Bill, and the draft Illegal Logging Prohibition Bill
2011.
The purpose of the Illegal Logging Prohibition Bill 2011 is for an Act to combat illegal logging, and to reduce the harmful
environmental, social and economic impacts of illegal logging by prohibiting the importation and sale of illegally logged
timber products in Australia. The Bill will require Australian timber importers to show proof that the timber and timber
products imported into Australia have been sourced from legal sources, and is similar to the EU Timber Regulation that
will only allow the importation of legal timber into the EU.
In his bilateral meetings, Tan Sri Dompok informed that Malaysia has no objection to the implementation of this Bill, as
long as it is non discriminatory and is applied to all types of timber products, and is not specifically for tropical timber
products. He pointed out that Malaysia has developed and implemented a credible timber certification scheme, the
MTCS, which has been accorded international recognition with the endorsement by the PEFC Council and is also in the
final stages in developing the Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA) with the EU under the FLEGT process.
The Minister officiated two seminars on the Malaysian timber industry in Melbourne on 26 July and in Sydney on 28 July,
as part of the MTC’s Business Visit to Australia aimed at promoting the Malaysian timber trade and multi-use of timber
species, updating on the forestry and sustainable forest management (SFM) practices in Malaysia, fostering close working
relationship with the public and private sectors, and assuring Australian consumers and buyers that Malaysian timber
products are manufactured from sustainable sources. The seminars were attended by participants representing local
government agencies, timber industry, consumer associations and private companies in Australia. MTCC’s presentation
at the seminars entitled The Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme (MTCS) – Your Assurance of Sustainable and Legal
Timber touched on the operation of the MTCS, achievement in terms of certified areas and CoC companies, PEFC
endorsement, recognition of the scheme internationally and export of PEFC-certified timber products from Malaysia.
Business Visit to United State of America
MTCC participated in a Business Visit to the United States of America on
9 - 20 April organized by the MTC. The Visit, which covered the cities of
Los Angeles, New Orleans and Memphis, was held in conjunction with the
participation of a Malaysian delegation at the 55th World of Wood Convention
of the International Wood Products Association (IWPA) which took place in
New Orleans on 13 - 15 April.
The main objectives of the Business Visit were:
IWPA Convention: Chew Lye Teng
making presentation (top);
general view of audience (bottom)
(i) to enhance trade relations and increase timber trade with the USA;
(ii) to promote Malaysian timber products and create awareness on the
MTCS in the USA;
(iii) to exchange ideas and information on timber utilization and explore
business opportunities; and
(iv) to look into remanufacturing opportunities with USA manufacturers
and explore the possibility for sourcing of American hardwood.
The 12-member delegation comprised representatives from MTC, Sarawak
Timber Industry Development Corporation (STIDC), Sarawak Timber
Association (STA), timber companies and MTCC’s representative, CEO
Chew Lye Teng.
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Promotion
The main objective for MTCC’s participation was to generate more awareness on the MTCS in the USA market and
provide an update on the MTCS, particularly its endorsement by the PEFC.
During the IWPA Convention, the presentation by MTCC highlighted the PEFC endorsement and international recognition
of the MTCS. More than 260 participants attended the Convention including from overseas.
MTCC also participated in the Seminar on Malaysian Timber Industry in Los Angeles organised for timber importers and
distributors, and the discussion with the National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) in Memphis, to highlight the
latest development in the MTCS and the availability of PEFC-certified timber products from Malaysia.
Updating Key Contacts in Germany
On 2 - 8 November, CEO Chew Lye Teng took advantage of his attendance at the PEFC General Assembly in Montreux,
Switzerland, to hold discussions with key contacts in Germany to update them on the latest developments in the
MTCS.
Discussions were held with federal ministries i.e. the Ministry for Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection (which is
in charge of the federal public procurement policy) and the Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear
Safety, associations i.e. the German Timber Trade Federation (GD Holz) and the Federal Association of the German DIY
Stores and one of its members, Globus Boumarkt, ENGOs i.e. Association for the Protection of German Forests (SDW)
and the department in charge of environment and forestry matters in the State of Bremen. Meetings were also held with
a Member of the German Parliament (Bundestag), Georg Schirmbeck, who is also the President of the German Forestry
Council.
During these discussions the CEO highlighted the international recognition of MTCS as a PEFC-endorsed scheme,
availability of PEFC-certified products and Malaysia’s leading position as a source of certified tropical timber products.
The itinerary also included meetings with journalists from timber-related publications during the German Timber Day 2011
in Cologne and visits to several project sites in Hamburg, where MTCS-certified laminated scantlings had been used in
window frames.
Chew Lye Teng (right) being interviewed by
Thomas Heinen, Daehne publishing house (left),
and Hans-Ludwig Ziegler, chief editor of magazine
HOLZFORUM (second from right), with Guntram
Kaiser (second from left) looking on
Photo on left: Chew Lye Teng (right) being interviewed by Walter Pitt,
journalist of magazine 'Boden Wand Decke' (Floor, Wall & Façade) (centre)
with Guntram Kaiser, Kaiser Communication looking on
Four building projects involving the use of wooden windows made from MTCS-certified laminated scantlings have been
built in Hamburg as a result of the full recognition of the MTCS by the City of Hamburg.
Three of the projects by the wooden window manufacturer, Sehlmann, use MTCS-certified Dark Red Meranti laminated
scantlings wooden windows type IV68 with historical special frames, wooden rungs window and sound insulating
window of type IV78. In total, 730 wooden windows were installed in three buildings. Two of the buildings were heritage
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Promotion
buildings in the centre of Hamburg where the refurbishment of the old heritage buildings were executed in co-operation
with the Monument Protection Authority of Hamburg.
The fourth project involved two different school buildings i.e. an elementary school and a district school. This project was
co-financed between the wooden window manufacturer, Radbruch and the city of Hamburg. This project has resulted in
a total of 234 wooden windows using MTCS-certified laminated scantlings being installed.
There are other buildings which use MTCS-certified laminated window scantlings across Germany, e.g. in Kühlungsborn
and Heidelberg.
Buildings projects by wooden window manufacturer, Sehlmann in the Hein-Hoyer-Str. 23/Simon-von-Utrecht-Str- 89 (top left) and in the Stein str 5-7
(top middle) are heritage buildings in the centre of the city of Hamburg while the building in Eddelbüttelstraße 1 has been installed with sound insulating
wooden windows (top right). MTCC’s PR representative in Germany, Guntram Kaiser (bottom left) and Chew Lye Teng (bottom right) at the school
buildings in the Stübenhofer Weg 20 in Hamburg which was a project by Radbruch.
Publicity Programmes / Exhibitions
Publicity brochures as well as information on the developments related to the MTCS were distributed during fairs and
exhibitions in which MTCC participated, such as:
• SPOGA 2011, Cologne, Germany - Jointly with PEFC Germany (September)
• Bonn Forest Day 2011, Bonn Germany - Jointly with PEFC Germany (October)
• MICCOS 2011, Serdang (October)
• German Timber Day, Cologne, Germany - Jointly with MTC (November)
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Deniz Ulusoylu, Kaiser Communication (left),
Catrin Fetz, PEFC Germany (centre) and Sabrina
Wu (right) at the PEFC and MTCC joint booth
during SPOGA 2011
Visitors at PEFC and MTCC
joint booth during International Bonn
Forest Day 2011
Fong Lai Lyn, MTC London (left), Cheah
Chi Ern, (centre) and Deniz Ulusoylu, Kaiser
Communication at the MTC and MTCC joint
booth during German Timber Day
MICCOS 2011: Harnarinder Singh explaining to Dato’ Hamzah Zainuddin, Deputy Minister of MPIC and Datin Paduka Nurmala Abd Rahim, Secretary
General of MPIC regarding the PEFC-certified garden furniture being displayed which was sponsored by Supreme Tropical Furniture Sdn. Bhd. (left),
Chew Lye Teng presenting a paper on MTCS at the International Timber Marketing Conference organised by MTC (centre) and the MTCC display
during MICCOS 2011 (right)
At the international level, MTC continued to assist in distributing the MTCC brochures at a number of fairs and exhibitions
in which MTC participated, such as:-
• Delhiwood, New Delhi, India (17-20 February)
• Kyung Hyang Housing Fair, Seoul, South Korea
(23-27 February)
• Ecobuild, London, UK (1-3 March)
• Domotex, Shanghai, China (22-24 March)
• Woodshow, Dubai, UAE (5-7 April)
• Timber Expo, London, UK (May)
• Showcase Malaysia, Mumbai, India (12-14 October)
• MADE Expo, Milan, Italy (19-21 October)
• NAWLA Traders Market, Las Vegas, USA
(19-21 October)
• Batimat, Paris, France (7-12 November)
In 2011, MTCC published three issues of the MTCC News to
keep certificate holders and stakeholder groups updated on the
latest developments in the MTCS and matters related to timber
certification and SFM.
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Promotion
Publication
The following press releases/articles/information updates were issued by MTCC and were also posted on the MTCC
website:
• Update on the Review of the MC&I(2002)(13 January)
• New Normative and Guidelines Documents Related to MC&I(2002) (18 February)
• ANNOUNCEMENT: Review of the MC&I(2002) – Third Public Comment (14 May -12 July 2011) (13 May)
• REMINDER to Submit Comments on the Final Draft of MC&I(Natural Forest) (24 June)
• ANNOUNCEMENT: Conclusion of Third Public Comment on Final Draft MC&I(Natural Forest) (2 August)
• PEFC Launches Global Consultation on tropical natural forests (14 October)
• Efforts towards sustainable forestry management undermined by SMK decision (20 October)
• MICCOS 2011!! (24 October)
• MTCC's reply to 'The Star' article Rewriting the rules - Forestry guidelines (11 November)
The following press releases were issued by MTCC’s public relations agency (Kaiser Communication) in Germany:
• The first PEFC-certified timber products under the MTCS are available in Germany
• spoga+gafa 2011: PEFC-certified garden furniture from Malaysia will be exhibited
Throughout 2011, the following print / online publications published editorials and special feature reports on MTCC and
the MTCS:
• Houtkrant (The Netherlands)
• Cobouw (The Netherlands)
• Volkskrant (The Netherlands)
• HoutWereld (The Netherlands)
• NRC Handelsblad (The Netherlands)
• Trouw (The Netherlands)
• Timber online (Germany)
• Bauernzeitung online (Germany)
• Netzwerk Holz (Germany)
• Holz-Zentralblatt (Germany)
• EUWID (Germany)
• Glaswelt (Germany)
• Parkett Magazin (Germany)
• Dds (Germany)
• Holz Forum (Germany)
• Holz.net (Germany)
• Forstpraxis (Germany)
• Fordaq (Germany)
Participation in Conferences / Seminars / Workshops / Courses / Meetings
In 2011, MTCC also participated in a number of international and local conferences, seminars, workshops, courses and
meetings during which presentations on the MTCS and other activities were made. These included the following:-
• Malaysian Timber Seminar organised by MTC, 20 - 21 January, Singapore
• PEFC Seminar: Your Sustainability Initiative organised by Spicers Paper (M) Sdn. Bhd., 24 February, Subang Jaya
• Sustainable Opportunities for Your Business: The Why, What and How organised by Spicers Paper (Singapore) Pte.
Ltd. And DNV Business Assurance Pte. Ltd., 25 February, Singapore
• MTC Familiarisation Programme for Trade Journalists, 26 October, Kuala Lumpur
• Industry Update 2011: Challenges & Opportunities by Transparency International (TI) Malaysia, 12 July, Kuching
• Workshop on Technology that Promotes Transparent Timber Trade in Asia and the Pacific Region organised by
TRAFFIC, 27-29 July, Kuala Lumpur
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• Industry Briefing and Clinic on Enhancing the Bankability and Sustainability Practices of the Timber and Furniture
Entrepreneurs Malaysia organized by MTIB and HSBC, 12 October, Kuala Lumpur
• Capacity building for Compliance with Requirements for Certification under MTCS by MTIB, 15 November and 15
December, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh respectively
MTCC also conducted the following seminars and briefing sessions in 2011:
• Dialogue session and briefing on MC&I(Forest Plantations) to Sarawak Planted Forest Sdn. Bhd., 21-24 February,
Bintulu
• Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and foresters (Eastern zone), 5-7 April, Kota Bharu
• Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and foresters (Southern zone), 25-27 April, Johor Bharu
• Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and foresters (Central zone & FDPM HQ), 10-12 May,
Kuantan
• Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and foresters (Northern zone), 23-25 May, Ipoh
• Briefing to CoC certificate holders on PEFC ST 2002:2010 Chain of Custody of Forest Based Products - Requirements,
6, 10 and 20 October, in Ipoh, Kuantan and Kuala Lumpur respectively
• Briefing to CoC certificate holders on PEFC ST 2002:2010 Chain of Custody of Forest Based Products - Requirements,
8 and 9 November, in Bintulu and Kota Kinabalu respectively
Dialogue session and briefing on MC&I(Forest Plantations) to Sarawak Planted Forest Sdn. Bhd
Briefing to CoC certificate holders on PEFC ST 2002:2010 in Kuantan (top left), Ipoh (top middle and right), Kota Kinabalu (bottom left),
Bintulu (bottom middle) and Kuala Lumpur (bottom right)
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Recognition of MTCS
As a PEFC – endorsed scheme, the MTCS has been accepted under the national timber procurement policies
of Denmark, United Kingdom, Germany, Finland, Belgium, Switzerland and France as well as the Keurhout
System of The Netherlands as meeting the requirements for sustainable timber.
In addition, the authorities in the following countries and several Green building systems have recognised and
accepted the MTCS:
Public Procurement Policies (PPPs)
Japan
The MTCS is listed as one of the certification schemes in the Guideline for Verification on
Legality and Sustainability of Wood and Wood Products issued by the Forestry Agency, Ministry
of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Japan. (April 2006)
The Netherlands
The MTCS is accepted under the Keurhout Protocol for Legal Origin (KH-LET) in
The Netherlands. In addition, nine FMUs and 177 Certificate for Chain of Custody
under the MTCS are accepted under the Keurhout Protocol for Sustainable Forest
Management (KH-SFM)
Sustainable
The Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment
(VROM) has accepted the MTCS certificate as meeting the
requirements for legality of timber. (April 2007)
New Zealand
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, New Zealand
recognises the MTCS in its Timber and Wood Products
Procurement Policy (November 2008)
Germany
As a PEFC – endorsed scheme, MTCS is accepted under the German Federal public procurement
policy for timber (December 2009)
The City of Hamburg fully accepts the MTCS in its procurement policy (December 2009)
Green Building Systems
As a PEFC – endorsed scheme, the MTCS is recognised under several
green building schemes such as in Australia, Italy, Singapore, The
Netherlands, UK, Canada, USA, Japan and Abu Dhabi, UAE.
In addition, the Green Building Index (GBI) in Malaysia recognises the MTCS under its Sustainable Timber criteria.
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Recognition of MTCS
Evaluation of MTCS by the Timber Procurement Assessment Committee of The
Netherlands
With regard to the assessment of the MTCS by the Timber Procurement Assessment Committee (TPAC) in The Netherlands,
on 22 October 2010, the TPAC concluded that the MTCS had not conformed to the Dutch Timber Procurement Criteria
for Timber. On 3 December 2010, MTCC filed a Notice of Appeal to the Board of Appeal against the TPAC Revised Final
Judgement on the MTCS.
Subsequent to the filing of appeal by MTCC, the Board of Appeal held a hearing on 5 August in Utrecht, The Netherlands.
The hearing, involving MTCC (as appellant), TPAC (as respondent) and the Dutch civil society coalition which had lodged a
conditional cross-appeal, was conducted by a three-member Board. Unfortunately, the Board in its 9 November decision
upheld TPAC’s negative judgement of the MTCS and stated that it did not take into consideration any new development
and improvement on the MTCS after the negative decision made on 22 October 2010.
PEFC Related Activities
PEFC 15 th General Assembly
The 15 th General Assembly of the PEFC Council, held on 11 November in Montreux, Switzerland, was attended by
approximately 100 Members and Extraordinary Members, invited guests and members of the Board of Directors.
The report for 2010 by Ben Gunneberg, PEFC Secretary General, highlighted the increase of 16% (8,585) in the number
of chain of custody certificates, the increase of 20% (12,086) in the number of companies covered, the increase of 6.5%
(15 million ha) in the forest area certified (in Belarus, Latvia, Poland), the new members [Argentina, China, Russia (rejoined),
Building and Woodworkers International, Earth Focus Foundation] and the new International Stakeholder Member
applicant (APP Timber).
On the implementation of the PEFC marketing plan, he highlighted the importance of the validation of public procurement
policies, stressing that inclusive policies reduce risk, expand supply and ensure widest sourcing. In this connection, the
TPAC process in The Netherlands was identified as being particularly challenging, with the appeal of the NGOs against the
TPAC decision on acceptance of PEFC International being due to be heard in February 2012. The parallel process involving
the MTCS was also mentioned. In independent initatives, such as ‘green building’ systems, the remaining challenge posed
by the US Green Building Council was mentioned.
Other important aspects highlighted in the 2010 report were the activities to expand PEFC’s profile, the growth of the
scheme in Russia and Central Africa, standards revision, endorsements and re-endorsements (Austria, Belarus, Sweden,
USA), capacity building, training and support.
From MTCC’s viewpoints, the most important developments related to the 15 th General Assembly were (i) the presentation
by Wang Wei, Chairman of the China Forest Certification Council (CFCC) the newly elected national scheme from China, (ii)
the presentations by Dr. Dilip Kumar, Director General and Head of the Indian Forest Service and Special Secretary to the
Government of India and Dr. Dradjad Wibowo, representing the Indonesian Forestry Certification Cooperation (IFCC), and
(iii) the election of Mrs. Sheam Satkuru-Granzella, Director of MTC London as Vice-Chairman of the PEFC Council.
The admittance of the CFCC as a member of the PEFC is a significant event, in view of China’s current position and role
in the world economy and trade. In addition, if the interest shown by India is able to result in a decision at a later stage
to join the PEFC, the presence of two of Asia’s largest economies will provide an important boost to PEFC’s profile and
image in the Asia Pacific region.
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PEFC Related Activities
Prior to the General Assembly, a PEFC Stakeholder Dialogue on 9 November, followed by a PEFC Members Meeting on
10 November were also held at the same venue.
PEFC Stakeholder Dialogue
With the theme Recognizing the Real Value of Forest Products in a
Changing Climate, the PEFC Stakeholder Dialogue was attended by
about 100 representatives from a wide variety of organisations.
The keynote address for the Dialogue entitled Contributions of the
Forest Sector in a Green Economy was presented by Professor Sten
Nilsson, CEO of Forest Sector Insights AB, Sweden. He made the
following key points:
PEFC Board of Directors at PEFC 15 th General Assembly,
(left to right) Sheam Satkuru-Granzella, Robert Simpson
(Vice-Chairman), Bill Street (Chairman), Antti Sahi
(Vice-Chaiman), Genevieve Chua
(i)
Green economy has many ‘R’s: Reduce, Re-use, Re-cycle,
Replace, Re-design, Rebuild, Re-define, Revive, Regenerate,
Reform, Re-organize, Re-imagine, and be Resilient;
(ii) Green economy is the transition of the total economy and not
just a subset of the economy;
(iii) The biggest potential impact on greening the economy by
the forest sector is the use of forest products and services
in other sectors by replacing finite resources and harmful raw
materials;
Professor Sten Nilsson delivering key note address at
PEFC Stakeholder Dialogue
(iv) What the forest sector can do to contribute to the green
economy: get actively involved in the green economy theme of
RIO+20 (Rio de Janeiro, 2012), push national policy setting on
green economy; demonstrate what the forest sector can do in
greening the economy; demonstrate that the forest sector can
be the lead sector in the transformation to green economy;
(v) It has to be proven that the new economy will be a quality and
smart economy contributing to the consumer’s quality of life;
(vi) The forest sector is ahead of most sectors on the sustainability path and can take the lead on the green economy
path;
(vii) The forest sector should demonstrate how it can contribute to the solutions of major societal concerns under a
green economy;
(viii) The forest sector should produce a concrete vision on how to green the economy with needed policy changes and
implementation schedules; and
(ix) The forest sector should establish innovation networks for greening of the economy and establish partnerships
outside the conventional sector. R&D&D (design) & P (psychology – to convince) instead of just R&D.
Three panel sessions were held during the Dialogue, dealing with Where Wood Stands: Opportunities & Challenges
in Promoting the Sustainability of Forestry, Products and Trade (Panel 1), Incorporating Forest Values throughout the
Production Chain (Panel 2) and Building on Timber: Latest Initiatives and Innovations to Position the Sector (Panel 3).
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Certified Forests Under Various Certification Schemes
In the year 2011, the total area of certified forest worldwide saw an increase to 394.03 million ha, up 5.2% from 2010
(374.63 million ha).
The 394.03 million ha certified forest represented nearly 10% of the total global commercial forest area. Of this total,
245.13 million ha (62.2%) were certified under the PEFC scheme which included the MTCS (4.65 million ha or 1.2%),
147.83 million ha (37.5%) under the FSC scheme, and 1.07 million ha (0.3%) under the Lembaga Ekolabel Indonesia (LEI)
(Figure 7) 1 .
The PEFC-certified forests in Europe accounted for 80.00 million ha. Outside Europe, besides the MTCS which accounted
for 4.65 million ha, the PEFC-certified forests also included 56.88 million ha under the Canadian Standards Association
(CSA), 90.35 million ha under the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) and American Tree Farm System (ATFS) of the USA,
10.06 million ha under the Australian Forestry Standard (AFS), 1.91 million ha under the Chilean Standard for Sustainable
Forest Management (CERTFOR), and 1.26 million ha under the Brazilian Programme of Forest Certification (CERFLOR).
In terms of geographical distribution (Figure 8), still more than half (52.8%) of the world’s certified forests were located in
North America, with around one-third (36.6%) in Europe. The certified forest area outside Europe and North America only
accounted for 10.6% of the global total, of which 2.4% was in the Asia-Pacific region.
Figure 7: Certified Forests under Various Certification Schemes
147.83 mill.ha
37.5%
Malaysian Timber Certification
Scheme (MTCS)
4.65 mill.ha
1.2%
Programme for Endorsement of Forest
Certification (PEFC)
Lembaga Ekolabel Indonesia (LEI)
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)
1.07 mill.ha
0.3% 245.13 mill.ha
62.2%
Figure 8: Geographical Distribution of Certified Forests
12.68 mill.ha
3.2%
143.97 mill.ha
36.6%
12.28 mill.ha
3.1%
7.43 mill.ha
1.9%
9.62 mill.ha
2.4%
207.77 mill.ha
52.8%
North Amerika
Europe
Latin Amerika
Oceania
Africa
Asia Pacific
1
The figures are based on the information available at the website of the PEFC as at December 2011, FSC as at February 2012
and LEI as at April 2012
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Cooperation
Malaysian Forest Dialogue
The Malaysian Forest Dialogue (MFD) Steering Committee, in which the MTCC is a member, once again organised a forum
on 6-7 July in Kuala Lumpur with the theme Code of Conduct: Strengthening Confidence in the Timber Industry. The MFD
2011 was the fifth in the series of dialogues that had been held over the period 2006-2009. This time around, the Steering
Committee chose to explore the potential of a code of conduct for the timber industry in Malaysia, as a means to provide
guidance for responsible business practices that will help to enhance the industry’s reputation.
Opinion leaders from various sectors, representing ethical business advocates, palm oil, pulp and paper, chemical, packaging
and the food industry, shared their experiences on the development and promotion of a code of conduct. Representatives
of timber industry associations and federations in the U.K., USA and The Netherlands, and a major timber products retailer
from Australia, also spoke on how their codes of conduct were developed and applied.
More than 150 participants representing the various relevant ministries and agencies, timber industry, forestry authorities,
academia, banks, social and environmental non-government organisations (NGOs), and invited observers from Cambodia,
China, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam attended the event.
Tan Sri Bernard G. Dompok, Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities, in his keynote address, highlighted that
Malaysia is one of the five tropical timber producing countries that have been lauded by the ITTO as making notable
progress in the implementation of SFM. The implementation of the MTCS since 2001 has contributed to this recognition.
He suggested that the Malaysian timber industry should consider developing its code of conduct to provide confidence
to consumers that the industry follows ethical business practices, where the timber and wood-based products are from
legal and sustainable sources.
The first day saw presentations that provided an overview of code of conduct in various sectors, and the key drivers for
the code. The different Codes of Practices or Conduct of the mostly non-timber industries sectors presented showed
that codes can range from a set of rules on proper business conduct of the sector or an organisation, an employee’s
work behaviour, or an industry or company’s responsibilities towards its employees or to communities. When related to
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forestry, corporate codes of behaviour deal mainly with sustainability of forest resource, efficiency of material or energy
use, product quality and resultant profitability. Having a code for the timber industry could be helpful in ensuring industry
members’ compliance with consumers’ requirements for legality and sustainability status of their timber products.
On the second day, speakers shared their experiences in developing and implementing a code of conduct. The UK
Timber Trade Federation (TTF) informed that under its Responsible Purchasing Policy, risk assessments are systematically
undertaken for its membership, and that members are committed to the TTF Code of Conduct and apply the Environmental
Code of Practice as well in their wood procurement. The Royal Netherlands Timber Trade Association (NTTA) members
have to abide by its policy that requires them to provide an annual statement of the volume of certified and verified legal
timber imported. The American IWPA has its Code of Conduct and standards motivating its members who voluntarily
agree to seek and provide the clearest practical information regarding product sources.
The participants heard that developing a corporate code of conduct takes time and requires increasing engagement with
a wide range of stakeholders and a commitment to responsibility, transparency and continuous improvement. The code
needs to be communicated widely to the industry players.
The panel discussions focused on the way forward for code of conduct, with diverse opinions expressed by the government,
industry and NGO representatives. Questions on whether the market would pay a premium to compensate for the extra
work and investment in coming up with a code, what gaps the code was intended to address, and why the industry needs
to follow the dictates of the market, were posed. The Dialogue agreed that even though the code of conduct is not similar
to certification, it is nevertheless a positive way to meet the expectations of the market, by evidence of commitment to
good practices.
Tenth Meeting of the Working Group on a Pan ASEAN Timber Certification Initiative
Chew Lye Teng delivering the opening remarks (left), Working Group in session (middle),
Malaysian delegates during the Meeting (right)
The Tenth Meeting of the Working Group on a Pan ASEAN Timber Certification Initiative was held in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
on 25-26 May. It was attended by delegates from six ASEAN Member States (AMS), i.e. Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia,
Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia and Myanmar, and the ASEAN Secretariat. A representative from the European Union (EU)
FLEGT Asia Programme was also present to report on training activities related to the WG’s work carried out under the
Programme.
The Meeting was updated on the development of C&I for legality of timber, sustainable forest management/forest
management certification and implementation of timber certification through the Country Reports presented by each
AMS. The Meeting agreed that the AEC Score card be updated based on the Country Reports presented and submitted
for consideration of the 14 th ASOF Meeting. The Meeting also discussed the targets within the AEC Blueprint and
recognised that ASEAN would need to specify the requirements for legal and sustainable timber to be met by timber
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product manufacturers and exporters within the ASEAN market, as there are many existing initiatives already undertaken
by the AMS, such as timber certification and EU-FLEGT VPA.
The Meeting further agreed to look into the possibility of appointing a consultant to take stock of the existing initiatives
and consider these initiatives as references to meet the targets set in the AEC Blueprint. Malaysia developed the first
draft of the TOR for the consultant, which was circulated to the AMS in July for their comments and finalisation. The
ASEAN Secretariat was also requested to inform the WG on the possibility of funding sources for this project and its
implementation.
The WG discussed the ASEAN Guidelines for CoC of Legal Timber and Sustainable Timber which had been endorsed
by the 32 nd AMAF Meeting held on 23 October 2010 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The Meeting agreed to make slight
amendments and circulate the draft artwork for publication to the AMS for finalisation.
The FLEGT Asia Programme representative presented the outcome of the first Sub-Regional Training Workshop on
Timber Legality Assurance Systems that was held in Hanoi, Viet Nam. The representative also proposed a similar training
workshop for the Mekong region, based on the ASEAN C&I for timber legality. In relation to this, the second Sub-
Regional Training Workshop was subsequently held on 25-27 October in Kota Kinabalu.
Indonesia and Malaysia also shared their respective experiences on their negotiations with the EU on the VPA. The
Meeting took note that the FLEGT-VPA between the EU and Indonesia had been concluded. There was also exchange
of information on experiences related to the implementation of the Lacey Act and its impact, particularly on timber trade
and export market.
The WG participants visited a certified community forest and a certified community timber industry, to witness agroforestry
practices. The environmental aspects that were emphasised included selective harvesting, replanting of harvested areas,
no harvesting near water sources and no hunting of protected fauna.
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
EU Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Voluntary Partnership Agreement
(EU FLEGT VPA)
Due to its involvement in the various aspects of SFM and CoC of certified timber products in the MTCS, MTCC continued
to provide technical support to the ongoing negotiations between Malaysia and the European Union on the EU FLEGT
Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA), especially related to the Timber Legality Assurance System (TLAS), which is one
of the core components of the VPA. As part of this supporting role, MTCC participated in meetings of the relevant working
groups, the National Steering Committee as well as the stakeholder consultations and briefings.
Project on Formulation of Guidelines and Procedures for Social Impact Assessment
and Monitoring of Forest Management Operations
The project on the Formulation of Guidelines and Procedures for Social
Impact Assessment and Monitoring of Forest Management Operations was
conceptualised and implemented to take into account the need for the conduct
and monitoring of social impact assessment (SIA) of forest management
operations as prescribed in the MC&I(2002). The project which commenced
in January 2010 was implemented by the Institute of Tropical Forestry and
Forest Products (INTROP), Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM).
Four Project Technical Committee (PTC) meetings were held throughout
the year to deliberate on the progress of implementation of the project.
The Third Meeting of the PTC held on 5 May discussed the questionnaires
taking into account the feedback received from the Stakeholder Workshop,
while the Fourth Meeting held on 1 June deliberated on the first draft of the
Guidelines.
Fifth Meeting of the PTC
The first draft was subjected to a one-month Public Comment period from
22 July to 21 August. The comments received from the various stakeholder
groups were considered and incorporated by INTROP resulting in the second
draft of the Guidelines.
The Fifth Meeting of the PTC held on 24 October deliberated on the second
draft, resulting in the third draft. Additionally, the Fifth Meeting deliberated on
the Project Final Report.
Sixth Meeting of the PTC
The Sixth Meeting of the PTC held on 15-16 December further deliberated on and finalised the third draft of the Guidelines.
Besides the members of the PTC, four additional representatives from FDPM i.e. one each from the Pahang, Perak,
Kelantan and Negeri Sembilan State Forestry Departments, also participated in the Sixth Meeting to provide their views
regarding the practical aspects of applying the Guidelines in their respective FMUs. The Sixth Meeting agreed that a special
meeting should be convened so that representatives from more State Forestry Departments as well as the Department
of Orang Asli Development (JAKOA) could be invited to provide further feedback on the content and practicability of the
Guidelines. The Meeting also agreed that the final draft should be subjected to one final round of public comment in early
2012.
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
Pilot Study on Group Certification of Rubber Smallholdings under MTCS
Rubberwood is the main raw material used by the Malaysian furniture industry for the manufacture of wooden furniture
and it is mainly harvested from small-holdings with an average area ranging from 1.5 – 3.0 ha.
In view of the increasing demand by the international market for timber products, including furniture, that are certified for
sustainability, and the relatively small size of the rubber small-holdings which render them uneconomic to undergo individual
certification, the implementation of group certification of rubber small-holdings under the MTCS is being explored.
The Pilot Study on Group Certification of Rubber Smallholdings under the MTCS has therefore been conceptualised and
implemented with the following objectives:
(i) Develop a manual on the requirements of the MC&I(Forest Plantations) and how rubber small-holders can meet
these requirements under a group certificate;
(ii) Develop the administrative arrangements for managing a group of small-holders for group certification under the
MTCS; and
(iii) Provide information on the cost of group certification of rubber small-holders under the MTCS.
The project, to be implemented over 24 months, is spearheaded by MTIB in collaboration with the MTCC, MTC, MFPC,
Malaysian Rubber Board, Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA), Rubber Industry Smallholders Development
Authority (RISDA) and Federal Land Consolidation and Rehabilitation Authority (FELCRA). A project Group Manager has
been appointed in December to oversee the implementation of the project which will be conducted in FELDA Bukit Rokan
in Negeri Sembilan.
Two committees have been formed to oversee the implementation of the project, i.e. a Project Steering Committee (PSC) to
provide advice and overall decision-making pertaining to technical and financial matters, as well as to monitor the progress
of project implementation; and a Project Technical Committee (PTC) to provide technical advice on the implementation of
project activities.
Throughout the year, the PSC met three times i.e. on 7 June, 6 December and 22 December while the PTC met once on
13 September.
Capacity Building for Compliance with Requirements for Certification under MTCS
In order to boost the export and supply of certified timber products from Peninsular Malaysia, the Malaysian Timber
Industry Board (MTIB) embarked on a two-year project in 2011 funded under the Timber Industry Development Levy Fund
(Tabung Levi Pembangunan Industri Kayu-Kayan Malaysia). The Project entitled “Capacity Building for Compliance with the
Requirements for Chain of Custody Certification under MTCS” is aimed at increasing the number of PEFC-certified timber
manufacturers and exporters in Peninsular Malaysia, as well as is aimed at providing financial assistance to the companies
to obtain PEFC certification under the MTCS. The project was approved by the National Committee of the Timber Industry
Development Levy Fund on 25 May 2011.
To provide more details of the project, a number of briefing sessions were conducted, with the first session held on 2
November in Kuala Lumpur and the second in Ipoh on 15 December. More briefing sessions had been planned for 2012 to
be held covering the other parts of Peninsula Malaysia. The briefing sessions covered overall information pertaining to the
project (presented by MTIB); the requirements for legal and sustainable timber in the global market (presented by MTC);
and details on obtaining PEFC CoC certification under the MTCS (presented by MTCC).
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Timber companies that participate in this project will be provided with incentives in the form of financial assistance to meet
the cost of consultancy for up to a maximum sum of RM5,000 and will be reimbursed 60% of the total auditing cost or a
maximum of RM6,000, whichever is lower, to achieve CoC certification.
The consultancy services provided will assist the company in the preparation of the necessary documents such as the
standard operating procedures (SOP), internal audit and management review reports that are needed by the company
to comply with the CoC requirements for certification under the MTCS. The consultant will also provide training to the
company staff.
Conservation of Biodiversity through Improved Forest Planning Tools Project
The main objective of the Conservation of Biodiversity through Improved Forest Planning Tools Project (or in short the
CBioD project) is to develop tools and generate knowledge needed to ensure that forestry production systems are planned
and managed in a manner which will contribute to biodiversity conservation.
The five-year project is funded by contributions from UNDP-GEF, International Tropical Timber Organisation (ITTO), Forest
Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM), University of Miami & Duke University, USA and Perak Integrated Timber Complex
(PITC), and is implemented by FRIM with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) as the national
Executing Agency. The project which commenced in April 2007 is scheduled to be completed in 2012.
MTCC is involved in the implementation of the project as a member of the Technical Working Committee (TWC) which
provides advice on technical issues related to project implementation, as well as to provides a platform for engaging the
relevant stakeholder groups, i.e. the Perak State Government, Forestry Department Peninsular Malaysia, NGOs and local
universities. MTCC participated in two meetings of the TWC held on 23 March and 22 November.
The project is implemented in the PITC concession area which comprises some 9,000 ha of hill forest within the Temenggor
Forest Reserve in the state of Perak. The project is expected to yield the following major outputs:
(i) Forest planners in Perak incorporate tools to measure impacts on biodiversity in their forest management
planning;
(ii) Forest planners in Perak utilise tools for full valuation of goods and services in their forest management planning
and operations;
(iii) Forest planners in Perak integrate ecological and economic tools in forest planning decisions at a landscape level;
and
(iv) Capacity exists to apply methods developed by the project in tropical forest management operations.
A Hands-on Training for CBiod Rapid Biodiversity Assessment Toolkit was conducted on 11-15 April to help forest managers
in assessing biodiversity using a standard and tested methodology.
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Significant Events
MTCC organised/coordinated the following local events in 2011:
Local Events Date Venue
Third Meeting of the Panel of Experts on the Review of the
M&I(2002)
27 & 28 January Kuala Lumpur
Dialogue session and briefing on MC&I(Forest Plantations) to
Sarawak Planted Forest Sdn. Bhd.
21-24 February Bintulu
Second Meeting of Standards Review Committee (SRC) 16-18 March Miri
Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and
foresters (Eastern zone)
5-7 April Kota Bharu
Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and
foresters (Southern zone)
25-27 April Johor Bharu
Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and
foresters (Central zone & FDPM HQ)
10-12 May Kuantan
Briefing on MC&I(2002) to FDPM officers, forest rangers and
foresters (Northern zone)
23-25 May Ipoh
Third Meeting of Standards Review Committee (SRC) 20-22 September Langkawi
Training for Auditors on PEFC ST 2002:2010 Chain of Custody of
Forest Based Products - Requirements
3 October Kuala Lumpur
Briefing to CoC certificate holders on PEFC ST 2002:2010 Chain
of Custody of Forest Based Products - Requirements
6 October
10 October
Ipoh
Kuantan
20 October
Kuala Lumpur
8 November
Bintulu
9 November
Kota Kinabalu
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Significant Events
MTCC held discussions with the following visitors in 2011:
Visitors
Ceylon Institute of Builders (CIOB)
Date
3 March
K. Cyril De Silva
Dr. Rohan Karunaratne
Ranji Hewage
Pjayason
Stiho (The Netherlands)
22 March
Bart Dekkers, Henk Lozeman & Pieter Krook
Delegation from Ministry of Environment & Forestry, India
29 March
Dr. P. J. Dilip Kumar, Director-General of Forestry & Special Secretary to Ministry of
Environment & Forestry, India
A. M. Singh, Deputy Inspector General of Forests
Dr. H. S. Gupta, Professor, Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal
Performance Management and Delivery Unit (PEMANDU), Prime Minister’s
Department, Malaysia
9 May
Dr. Sarinder Kumari
Tan Sven Sern
Mike Moscoe, International Market Strategies Inc., USA
9 June
Anne Tan, Dyera-Tim Sdn. Bhd.
Tang Chi Lin, SGS Singapore
Tom Trooster, Timber Trade Connection BV
26 July
27 September
Ng Kay Yip, Maran Road Sawmill Sdn. Bhd.
Travis Wacey, Forestry and Furnishing Products Division, Construction, Forestry, Mining
and Energy Union, Australia
21 October
Adam Kaminski, Building and Woodworkers International Asia-Pacific
Sarah Price, PEFC International
27 October
Michael Buckley, Turnstone, Singapore
Bob Ziegler, ZiOSS Sdn. Bhd.
30 November
Samantha Mun, CKF Rods Sdn. Bhd.
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Significant Events
MTCC participated in the following international events in 2011:
International Conferences/Seminars/
Workshops/Meetings
Date
Venue
Malaysian Timber Seminar – organised by MTC* 20-21 January Singapore
International Conference on “The Law on
Customary Lands, Territories and Resource Rights:
Bridging the Implementation Gap”
Round Table on Sustainable Wood – organised
by Standing Committee on Infrastructure and the
Environment, Dutch Parliament
PEFC Seminar: Your Sustainability Initiative –
organised by Spicers Paper (M) Sdn. Bhd.*
Sustainable Opportunities for Your Business: The
Why, What and How – organised by Spicers Paper
(Singapore) Pte. Ltd. And DNV Business Assurance
Pte. Ltd.*
Third Sub Working Group on Forestry and Timber
under Malaysia-Australia Agricultural Cooperation
Working Group Meeting (MAACWG)
25 & 26 January Petaling Jaya
2 February The Hague,
The Netherlands
24 February Subang Jaya
25 February Singapore
22-24 March Hobart, Australia
PEFC Revision Working Group Meeting 23-24 May Geneva, Switzerland
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Sixth General
Assembly
Twelfth Seminar on Current International Issues
Affecting Forestry
25 June - 1 July Kota Kinabalu
6 July Chiang Mai, Thailand
Fourteenth Meeting of ASOF 7-8 July Chiang Mai, Thailand
TPAC Appeal Hearing 5 August Utrecht, The Netherlands
Conference on “Environment in South East
Asia and the European Union: The Sustainability
Conservation of Malaysian Forestry” organised
by MTEULINK and the National Higher Education
Research Institute (IPPTN)
14 September Kuala Lumpur
ITTO’s 25 th Anniversary Symposium 28 October Yokohama, Japan
PEFC Stakeholder Dialogue 9 November Montreux, Switzerland
PEFC Members Session 10 November Montreux, Switzerland
PEFC 15 th General Assembly 11 November Montreux, Switzerland
Forty-Seventh Session of International Tropical
Timber Council (ITTC) and Associated Sessions of
the Committees
High Level Forum on Legal Timber and Timber
Product organised by EU Delegation to Malaysia
14-19 November Guatemala City, Guatemala
17 November Kuala Lumpur
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Significant Events
MTCC participated in the following events within Malaysia in 2011:
Local Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/Meetings Date Venue
YB Minister’s Discussion with Non Governmental Organisations
(NGOs)
21 January
18 February
Kota Kinabalu
Miri
YB Minister’s Dialogue with Timber Industry 24 January Putrajaya
Technical Working Committee of the
C-BioD project
23 March Kuala Lumpur
Launch of MTC Global Woodmart 2012 4 April Kuala Lumpur
Technical Working Group on Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil* 18-19 April Bangi
Dato’ Ismail Awang Forestry Forum 2011 - Seeds to Trees:
Nurturing Minds
19 April Putrajaya
MTC Timber Talk on Going “Green” with timber 5 May Kuala Lumpur
MTC Lecture Series on Eco Label to Communicate your Green
Products – Another Option for the Timber Industry
Forum 2011 STANDARDS MALAYSIA with Certification Bodies
in Malaysia
12 May Kuala Lumpur
8 June Kuala Lumpur
Dinner talk on Technology in forest monitoring by TI-Malaysia 28 June Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian Forest Dialogue 6-7 July Kuala Lumpur
Sixth Multi-stakeholder briefing on FLEGT VPA 8 July Kuala Lumpur
Industry Update 2011: Challenges & Opportunities by TI
Malaysia*
12 July Kuching
Hands on training – Google Earth by TI Malaysia 18 July Kuala Lumpur
MTC Timber Talk on “Timber as a Sustainable Building Material” 26 July Kuala Lumpur
Workshop on Technology that Promotes Transparent Timber
Trade in Asia and the Pacific Region organised by TRAFFIC*
27-29 July Kuala Lumpur
Workshop on Forest Cover Analysis organised by TI Malaysia 11 August Kuala Lumpur
International Symposium on Costs and benefits of REDD
plus: What, Who, How and When? Organised by Hiroshima
University, United Nations University, Forest Research Institute
Malaysia (FRIM), Forestry and Forest Products Research
Institute (FFPRI) and Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
(RIHN)
Workshop on Analysis of Land Owner and Forest Management
and Chain of Custody Certification organised by FRIM
Briefing Session: ITTO, World Bank and FAO – Certification and
Sustainable Management of Natural Tropical Forest – Lessons
Learnt? Organised by MTC
19 September Kuala Lumpur
22 September Kuala Lumpur
10 October Kuala Lumpur
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Significant Events
Local Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/Meetings Date Venue
Industry Briefing and Clinic on Enhancing the Bankability
and Sustainability Practices of the Timber and Furniture
Entrepreneurs Malaysia organized by MTIB and HSBC *
Training on Sustainable Management of the Environment –
Meeting the requirements through Social Impact Assessment
organised by ENSEARCH
12 October Kuala Lumpur
11-12 October Kuala Lumpur
MTC Familiarisation Programme (field segment) 20 October Ipoh
MTC Familiarisation Programme for Trade Journalists* 26 October Kuala Lumpur
Capacity building for Compliance with Requirements for
certification under MTCS organised by MTIB
Technical Seminar on “Timber in Construction” organised by
MTIB
Seminar on “Rights Denied – The Orang Asli Struggle
Continues!” organised by Bar Council
15 November Kuala Lumpur
17 November Kuala Lumpur
19 November Kuala Lumpur
Technical Working Committee of the C-BioD project 22 November Kuala Lumpur
National Seminar on Social Forestry: Raising Quality of
Community Life and Suatainable Forest Management organised
by Natural Resource and Environmental Board, Sarawak
30 November Lawas
19 th Malaysian Forestry Conference 5-9 December Malacca
The Forestry Forum “The Forest Factor in Sustainable
Development” organised by TI Malaysia
Capacity building for Compliance with Requirements for
certification under MTCS organised by MTIB*
15 December Subang Jaya
15 December Ipoh
* MTCC made presentation on MTCS and related activities at the event
MTCC participated in the following fairs/exhibitions in 2011:
Fairs/Exhibitions Date Venue
SPOGA 2011 3-5 September Cologne, Germany
MICCOS 2011 28-29 October Serdang
German Timber Day 2-3 November Cologne, Germany
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Malaysian Timber Certification Council

Financial
Statements

Financial Statements
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2011
2011 2010
RM
RM
ASSETS
Non-current asset
Property, plant and equipment 2,662,117 2,726,013
Current assets
Trade receivables 9,402 19,780
Sundry receivables and deposits 243,747 304,596
Short term investments 75,817,970 18,073,916
Deposits 11,191,596 67,769,762
Cash and bank balances 354,256 355,261
Total current assets 87,616,971 86,523,315
TOTAL ASSETS 90,279,088 89,249,328
Endowment fund 84,000,000 84,000,000
Accumulated fund 5,811,039 4,738,367
Total equity 89,811,039 88,738,367
Current liabilities
Sundry payables and accruals 449,805 495,209
Current tax liability 18,244 15,752
Total liabilities 468,049 510,961
TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 90,279,088 89,249,328
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Malaysian Timber Certification Council

Financial Statements
STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2011
2011 2010
RM
RM
Revenue 76,500 72,530
Direct costs (693,234) (734,515)
Gross loss (616,734) (661,985)
Other income 4,666,826 4,013,707
Administrative and general expenses (2,974,928) (2,669,097)
Surplus before tax 1,075,164 682,625
Tax expense (2,492) (3,187)
SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR 1,072,672 679,438
Other comprehensive income for the year,
net of tax - -
Total comprehensive income for the year 1,072,672 679,438
Annual Report 2011
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Appendix I
Holders of PEFC Certificate for Chain of Custody
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
1 Ta Ann Plywood
Sdn. Bhd.
CEF0606A 21-Aug-06 Manufacturing of plywood
2 Antalis (Malaysia)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-PEFC/
COC-0566
1-Aug-08
Purchase & sales of PEFC paper & paper board
3 Times Offset
(Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-PEFC/
COC-0593
17-Aug-08
Purchase of PEFC paper and paper board,
processing and sales of PEFC certified books,
magazines and printed matter printing using
physical separation method based on Appendix
1, Annex 4, Section 2, (certified material) of the
chain of custody standard
4 Jinmei Industrial
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-PEFC/
COC-0933
7-Jul-09
Purchase of PEFC certified paper rolls and
semi finished paper sheets. Process & sales of
PEFC certified tissue paper, diary & stationeries
products
5 M-Forest Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0008
(withdrawn
w.e.f 28-Dec-
11)
13-Oct-08
Purchasing of MTCS certified sawn timber,
mouldings and laminated lumber board,
outsourced kiln drying and sales of MTCS sawn
timber, mouldings and laminated lumber board
using physical separation method
6 Everdure Timber (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0014
(withdrawn
w.e.f. 28-
Dec-11)
2-Dec-08
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers (using physical
separation method)
7 Taiko Resources
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0018
(withdrawn
w.e.f 10-Oct-
10)
30-Dec-08
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers, using physical
separation method
8 Kilang Papan Wakaf
Tapai Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0022
(withdrawn
w.e.f 24-Feb-
11)
19-Jan-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
9 Southern Asia
Timber Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0030
(withdrawn
w.e.f 9-Feb-
11)
10-Feb-09
Purchase and sales of MTCS certified sawn
timber using physical separation method.
10 World Parade
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0034
(withdrawn
w.e.f 9-Nov-
10)
20-Feb-09
Purchase of certified logs, processing using
physical separation method and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber
11 Syarikat Kayu-Kayan
Baoli Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0039
10-March-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
12 Promptcon
Enterprise Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0043
(withdrawn
w.e.f 26- April-
10)
13-Apr-09
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
particle board, MDF, plywood, veneer and
gatoply paper, processing (using physical
separation method) and sales of MTCS certified
moulding products customized timber profiles
and garden furniture
13 Exsell Corporation
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0051
(withdrawn
w.e.f 4 -July-
10)
5-June-09
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber, sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
14 Seng Chap Wah
Timber Merchant
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0054
(withdrawn
w.e.f 5- May-
10)
16-June-09
Purchase of certified logs, sawmilling (using
physical separation method) and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber
15 Hang Tuah Sawmills
Berhad
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0057
(withdrawn
w.e.f 29 -April-
10)
29-June-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
16 Bortim Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0060
20-July-09
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
17 Perfect KL Timber
Trading Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0066
(withdrawn
w.e.f. 22-Jun-
10)
22-July-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
18 Golden Pharos
Doors Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0069
(withdrawn
w.e.f 16-May-
11)
27-July-09
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber, finger
jointed timber, manufacturer (using physical
separation method) and sales of MTCS certified
doors and doors frames
19 Kwong Yuen Sang
Sawmill Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0087
(withdrawn
w.e.f. 21-Jun-
10)
20-Oct-2009
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
20 Fook Ngiap Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
21 Magna-Foremost
Sdn. Bhd.
22 Lengkap Arif
Sdn. Bhd.
23 Besgrade Products
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 001 04-Nov-09 Trading of plywood, veneer and blockboard
FCOC 002 04-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of moulded fibreboard
door skin
FCOC 003 04-Nov-09 Manufacture of sawn timber
FCOC 004 04-Nov-09 Manufacture of plywood
Annual Report 2011
• 49 •

Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
24 Yee Poh Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
25 Tandem Holdings
Sdn. Bhd.
26 Euro Asia Timber
Export Sdn. Bhd.
27 Samling Plywood
(Baramas) Sdn. Bhd.
28 Kilang Papan Datuk
Wan Ahmad (Raub)
Sdn. Bhd.
29 Maju Weko Timber
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
30 Golden Latitude
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 005 04-Nov-09 Trading of sawn timber
FCOC 006 04-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of solid wood joinery
and moulding and housing components
FCOC 007 04-Nov-09 Trading of sawn timber
FCOC 008 04-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of plywood
FCOC 009 04-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of sawn timber and
solid wood mouldings
FCOC 010 04-Nov-09 Manufacture of sawn timber, solid wood
mouldings, laminated and finger-jointed timber
FCOC 011 04-Nov-09 Trading of sawn timber and manufacture and
export of solid wood mouldings
31 Firmwood Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 012 04-Nov-09 Trading of sawn timber
32 Komill Corporation
Sdn. Bhd.
33 Dyera - Tim
Sdn. Bhd.
34 Shin Yang Plywood
(Bintulu) Sdn. Bhd.
35 MTME Point
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 013 04-Nov-09 Trading of sawn timber, dressed timber,
solid wood mouldings and finger-jointed and
laminated mouldings
FCOC 028 05-Nov-09 Export of sawn timber and solid wood moulding
FCOC 029 05-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of veneer and plywood
FCOC 030 09-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of sawn timber
36 CHG Plywood
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 031
(withdrawn
w.e.f. 17-Dec-
10)
13-Nov-09
Manufacture and sales of plywood, laminated
veneer and veneer
37 Kilang Papan Low
Fat Sdn. Bhd.
38 Low Fatt Wood
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
39 Shin Yang Plywood
Sdn. Bhd.
40 Gunung Seraya
Wood Products
Sdn. Bhd.
41 Kompleks Perkayuan
Kelantan Sdn. Bhd.
42 Asia Plywood
Company Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 022 19-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of sawn timber
FCOC 023 19-Nov-09 Export of sawn timber and manufacture and
export of timber moulding and furniture
FCOC 024 19-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of plywood and
laminated veneer lumber (LVL)
FCOC 016 24-Nov-09 Trading of sawn timber, manufacture and export
of solid wood mouldings, finger-jointed timber
and laminated timber
FCOC 032 29-Nov-09 Manufacture and sales of sawn timber, solid
wood moulding and finger-jointed timber
FCOC 014 30-Nov-09 Manufacture and export of plywood
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
43 Pesama Timber
Corporation
Sdn. Bhd.
44 Vin-Forest Industries
Sdn. Bhd.
45 Guan Hin Sawmill &
Hardware Sdn. Bhd.
46 Kim Teck Lee
Timber and Flooring
Sdn. Bhd.
47 Zedtee Plywood
Sdn. Bhd.
48 Linshanhao Plywood
(Sarawak) Sdn. Bhd.
49 Forescom Plywood
Sdn. Bhd.
50 Sim Seng Huat
Timber Industries
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 015 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and export of sawn timber,
solid wood moulding (including finger-jointed
moulding) and furniture
FCOC 017 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and export of S4S and solid wood
moulding
FCOC 018 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and sales of sawn timber
FCOC 019 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and export of pre finished solid
wood flooring
FCOC 020 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and export of plywood
FCOC 021 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and export of plywood
FCOC 025 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and export of plywood and veneer
FCOC 026 03-Dec-09 Trading of sawn timber, manufacture and export
of solid wood, finger-jointed and laminated
wood moulding
51 Arah Asia Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 027 03-Dec-09 Manufacture and domestic sales of certified
sawn timber
52 Global Wood
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0001
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified sawn timber,
processing and sales of MTCS moulding
products and customized timber profiles and
garden furniture using physical separation
method
53 Pan Resources
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0002
24-Dec-09
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
54 Jimwood Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0003
24-Dec-09
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
55 Jasa Harapan
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0004
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture and sales of MTCS certified S4S
timber and moulding products using physical
separation method
56 Perkayuan Semhing
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0005
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
57 Medan Agresif
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0006
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
58 Finewood Export
Associates
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0007
24-Dec-09
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber, sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
Annual Report 2011
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
59 Hian Yoon Timber
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0009
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified logs, processing
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
60 Costraco Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0010
61 Euro-CGA Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0011
24-Dec-09
24-Dec-09
Purchasing and sales of MTCS certified sawn
timber, solid finger-jointed and laminated finger
-jointed beam using physical separation method
Purchasing of MTCS certified sawn timber,
processing and sales of MTCS certified solid
and laminated finger-jointed beams using
physical separation method
62 Straits Timber
Products (Pahang)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0012
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture (using physical separation method)
and sales of MTCS certified moulding products
63 Straits Timber
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0013
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture (using physical separation system)
and sales of MTCS solid wood moulding
products
64 Poh Huat Furniture
Industries (M)
Sdn. Bhd
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0015
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified particleboard,
fabricate (using physical separation method)
and sales of MTCS certified office furniture
products
65 Pekan Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0016
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
66 Perak Industrial
Corporation
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0017
24-Dec-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
67 Maran Road Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0019
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of certified logs and sawn timber,
sawmilling, manufacturing using physical
separation system and sales of certified logs,
sawn timber, moulded timber and laminated
finger joint products
68 Kim Ban Huat
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0020
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of certified logs, processing using
physical separation method and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber
69 Lionex (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0021
24-Dec-09
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber and
moulding products (using physical separation
method) sourced from MTCS certified suppliers
70 Mahawangsa Timber
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0024
24-Dec-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
71 Lionvest Timber
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0025
24-Dec-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
72 Standard Wood
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0026
24-Dec-09
Purchased of certified sawn timber,
manufacture and sales of moulding products
and furniture components using physical
separation system
73 Blue Star Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0036
24-Dec-09
Purchase of certified logs, processing using
physical separation method and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber and moulded timber
74 Mentakab Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0040
24-Dec-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
75 Wood Village
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0041
24-Dec-09
Purchase of certified sawn timber, manufacture
using physical separation method system and
sales of MTCS certified finger jointed, laminated
finger jointed timber, furniture components,
moulding products and indoor and outdoor
furniture products
76 Chye Hin Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0052
24-Dec-09
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
77 Jerteh Timber
Enterprise Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0044
24-Dec-09
Purchase of certified logs, processing using
physical separation method and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber and sawmill waste
78 Chin Ho Sawmill (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0091
24-Dec-09
Purchasing of MTCS logs, sawmilling and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber using physical
separation method
79 Evershine Timber
Trading Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0092
30-Dec-09
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
processing and sales of MTCS certified sawn
timber and moulding products using physical
separation method
80 Hup Lim Enterprises
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0093
(withdrawn
w.e.f 12-Nov-
11)
4-Jan-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture (using physical separation method)
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber
81 Arif Jasa Industries
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0031
4-Jan-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
82 Force Timber
Industries (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0095
(withdrawn
w.e.f. 21-Dec-
10)
11-Jan-10
Purchase of MTCS certified log, sawn timber,
outsourced sawmilling, manufacture (using
physical separation method) and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber, S4S, solid and laminated
finger jointed, floorings and moulding products
83 Mediarex Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0094
11-Jan-10
Purchase of MTCS log, sawn timber, sawmilling
and manufacturing using physical separation
method and sales of MTCS certified sawn
timber, solid and finger-jointed laminated timber,
S4S and moulding products
Annual Report 2011
• 53 •

Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
84 Eco Lumber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0028
15-Jan-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers (using physical
separation method)
85 Timber Traders
(Selangor) Sdn. Bhd.
86 Sanyan Wood
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 033 18-Jan-10 Manufacture and sales of sawn timber
FCOC 034 18-Jan-10 Manufacture and export of plywood
87 Victory Enterprise
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0029
21-Jan-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture (using transfer system) and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber, finger jointed
laminated core lumber, S4S (solid wood) and
moulding products
88 Song Sim Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0097
08-Feb-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
89 Reliance Wood
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0096
(withdrawn
w.e.f. 8-Nov-
11)
8-Feb-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacturing (using physical separation
method) and sales of MTCS certified moulding
products
90 Best Maxim
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0098
08-Feb-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber,
plywood, particle board and veneer sheets
sourced from MTCS certified suppliers (using
physical separation method)
91 United Trading &
Sawmill Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0037
10-Feb-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
92 UM Wood Industries
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0099
11-Feb-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
93 Carl Ronnow (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0048
23-Feb-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber and
moulding products sourced from MTCS
certified suppliers (using physical separation
method).
94 Mascotwood
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0023
24-Feb-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture (using physical separation method)
and sales of MTCS certified moulding and
finger jointed laminated products
95 PTC Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
96 SNL Woods
Sdn. Bhd.
T910488 09-Mar-10 Production of sawn timber
T933288 09-Mar-10 Sawmilling and production of mould products
(laminated wood)
97 Infinite Point
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0100
09-Mar-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber and
moulding products using physical separation
method
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
98 Boon Hock Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0101
09-Mar-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber,
moulding products, laminated scantling and
finger jointed products using physical separation
method
99 Suria Dayapi Timber
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0027
16-Mar-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sources
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
100 Shen Foong Trading
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0038
18-Mar-10
Purchase of MCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
101 Evergreen Industries
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0033
22-Mar-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
102 Permata Upaya
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0047
25-Mar-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs and sawn
timber, manufacturing using physical separation
system and sales of sawn timber, Moulding,
finger jointed and laminated board.
103 Pio Hardwood (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0032
29-Mar-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers (using physical
separation method)
104 GL Wan Enterprise
Sdn. Bhd.
T833888 01-Apr-10 Production of Sawn Timber
105 Legend Wood
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0045
19-Apr-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
106 GMI Enterprise
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0046
19-Apr-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, manufacture and
sales of MTCS sawn timber and using physical
separation method.
107 MIECO
Manufacturing
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0042
26-Apr-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, slabs,
off cuts, woodchips, shaving and sawdust,
manufacturing (using volume credit method),
lamination (using percentage method) and sales
of MTCS certified particle board, laminated
board & furniture parts
108 Mahakota Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 035 26-Apr-10 Manufacture and export of solid wooden doors
and components and solid wooden furniture
109 Kilang Papan Seong
Eng Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0049
28-Apr-10
Purchase of certified logs, processing using
physical separation method and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber
110 Leong Seng Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0050
29-Apr-10
Purchase of certified logs, sawmilling (using
physical separation method) and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber
111 Ting Tinh Resources
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 036 03-May-10 Trading of sawn timber
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
112 Mentakab Veneer &
Plywood Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0058
5-May-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, manufacture
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified plywood
113 Timbertech Wood
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0083
5-May-10
Purchase of MTCS sawn timber, manufacture
and sales of MTCS sawn timber and moulding
products using physical separation method
114 Stanwoods
Corporation
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0106
06-May-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
using physical separation method and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
115 Kilang Papan Teoh
Chong Seng
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 037 24-May-10 Manufacture and sale of sawn timber
116 Tan Chin Huat &
Brothers Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0061
25-May-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, manufacture and
sales of MTCS certified sawn timber, finger
jointed and moulding products using physical
separation method.
117 TSL Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0062
26-May-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, sawmilling and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber using physical
separation method
118 Daiken Sarawak
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 038 31-May-10 Manufacture and export of medium density
fibreboard (mdf)
119 Cairnfield Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 039 31-May-10 Manufacture and export of plywood
120 Top Forest Wood
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0108
01-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber, kilning
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber
121 Salak Soon Lee
Sawmill Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0072
2-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, manufacture
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
122 Papanjaya Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0067
3-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
123 Supreme Fame
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0053
7-Jun-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
124 E.P.W. Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0064
7-Jun-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber, sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
125 GT Plywood
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
126 I Maskayu Door
Export (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 040 07-Jun-10 Manufacture and export of plywood
FCOC 041 07-Jun-10 Manufacture and export of wooden door, skin,
door frame and architraves
127 Winfast Industrial
Holdings Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0107
10-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
using physical separation method and sales of
MTCS certified sawntimber
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
128 True Acclaim
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0065
11-Jun-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers (using physical
separation method)
129 Indah Wood
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0071
14-Jun-10
Purchase and sales of MTCS certified sawn
timber and moulding products using physical
separation method.
130 Hills Wood
Processing Plants
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0055
21-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture (using physical separation method)
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber and
moulding products
131 P.I.F. Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0056
21-Jun-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber and
moulding products sourced from MTCS
certified suppliers (using physical separation
method).
132 B.K.B. Hevea
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0085
23-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
veneer sheets and plywood, manufacture
(using percentage based method) and sales of
MTCS certified three-layered engineered wood
parquet
133 Asrama Raya
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0035
24-Jun-10
Purchase of certified logs, processing using
physical separation method and sales of MTCS
certified sawntimber and sawmill waste
134 Sen Hai Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0109
25-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS and PEFC certified logs,
sawmilling using physical separation method
and sales of MTCS and PEFC certified sawn
timber
135 Jejaka Timber
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0070
29-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, sawmilling (using
physical separation method) and sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber
136 Hang Tuah Furniture
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0063
30-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture (using physical separation method)
and sales of MTCS certified garden furniture
and moulding products
137 Shua Lym
Woodworks
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0077
30-Jun-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, sawmilling and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber using physical
separation method
138 Hok Lai Timber (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0068
5-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
139 Strategi Mutiara
Manufacturing
Berhad
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0074
5-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs and
sawntimber, sawmilling, production (using
physical separation method) and sales of
sawntimber, moulding products, garden
furniture and furniture components
Annual Report 2011
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
140 Ah Hai Industries
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 042 16-Jul-10 Provision of kiln drying treatment, manufacture
of sliced veneer, manufacture and export of
solid wood, mouldings, finger-jointed and
laminated timber products, solid wooden door
and door frames, interior wood profiles and
solid wood furniture
141 Vanace Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0078
19-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
plywood and veneer sheets, manufacture (using
physical separation method) and sales of MTCS
certified S4S, doors and garden gates
142 Rosewood
Corporation
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0089
19-Jul-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified supplier using physical
separation method
143 Keow Seng Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0076
20-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, sawmilling and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber using physical
separation method
144 MSK Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0073
21-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, manufacture
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
145 Seng Peng Sawmills
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0059
22-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
146 Sun Sheng Ni
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0075
22-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
147 Pesaka Terengganu
Berhad
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0090
27-Jul-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
using physical separation method and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber and sawmill waste
148 Kilang Papan Bukit
Emas Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0080
4-Aug-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified sawn timber
149 Perkayuan Foung
Shum Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0086
5-Aug-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, sawmilling and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber using physical
separation method
150 Kilang Papan Matang
Makmur Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0084
9-Aug-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, sawmilling and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber using physical
separation method
151 Welly Timber
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0110
17-Aug-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, manufacture
and sales of MTCS certified plywood using
physical separation method
152 Lee Wah Sawmill
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0088
18-Aug-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawn timber,
sawmilling and manufacture (using physical
separation method) and sales of MTCS certified
sawn timber and moulding products
153 Solid Lumber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0079
23-Aug-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber, sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers using physical
separation method
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
154 Kelang Papan Eng
Hong Guan
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0082
26-Aug-10
Purchase of MTCS logs, sawmilling and sales
of MTCS certified sawn timber using physical
separation method
155 Kuching Plywood
Berhad
FCOC 043 01-Sep-10 Manufacture and export of plywood
156 Futurewood
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0111
24-Sep-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs and sawn
timber, outsourced sawmilling and processing
(using physical separation method) and sales of
MTCS certified moulding products
157 ME Industries
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 044 24-Sep-10 Trading of solid wood flooring, engineered
flooring, decking plywood, staircase board,
mouldings, blockboard and particle board
158 Taichen Enterprise
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0081
27-Sep-10
Trading of MTCS certified sawn timber sourced
from MTCS certified suppliers, using physical
separation method
159 Kilang Papan
Salamah Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0112
2-Oct-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber and
moulding products using physical separation
method
160 Supreme Tropical
Furniture Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0113
2-Oct-10
Purchase of certified sawn timber and
moulding, manufacture and sales of garden
furniture, doors and garden gates using physical
separation method
161 Beyond Powers
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0114
2-Oct-10
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of MTCS certified sawn timber,
moulding and finger jointed products using
physical separation method
162 Gilbert Hardwood
Industries (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0115
2-Oct-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber and
S4S, manufacture and sales of MTCS certified
flooring and moulding products using physical
separation method
163 Perkayuan C. H.
Sdn. Bhd.
164 Roundtree Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 045 08-Oct-10 Trading (buying and exporting) of sawn timber
and solid wood mouldings
FCOC 046 15-Oct-10 Manufacture, sale and export of sawn timber,
garden stakes, decking, finger-jointed tmber,
laminated beams, lattice products and plywood
165 K.T.S. Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0116
18-Oct-10
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
processing and sales of MTCS certified sawn
timber and moulding product using physical
separation method
166 Leung Huat Timber
Industries (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
167 Bormill Wood (TRG)
Sdn. Bhd.
T868288 23-Oct-10 Production of sawn timber and moulding
processes
T890988 23-Oct-10 Production of sawn timber and moulding
products
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
168 Trentim Wood
Sdn. Bhd.
169 Syarikat Malaysia
Wood Industries
Sdn. Bhd.
T846488 23-Oct-10 Trading of sawn timber and moulded timber
FCOC 047 12-Nov-10 Manufacture and export of 3- ply engineered
wood
170 D & R Lumber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0117
28-Dec-10
Purchase of MTCS/PEFC certified sawn
timber, outsourced kiln drying and manufacture
and sales of MTCS/PEFC sawn timber and
moulding products using physical separation
system
171 Ho Printing
(Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-PEFC/
COC-1242
6-Jan-11
Purchase of PEFC certified materials,
conversion, printing, out source post press
processes and sales of PEFC certified printed
products using physical separation method
172 SCK Wooden
Industries Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 048 7-Jan-11 Manufacture and export of solid wood flooring
and engineered flooring
173 Yanox Malaysia
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0118
10-Jan-11
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawmill
waste, wood chip and sales of MTCS certified
wood chip using percentage method
174 Kalabakan Plywood
Sdn. Bhd.
SCS-PEFC/
COC-003616
24-Jan-11
This certificate covers the production of
plywood using the physical separation and
percentage based methods.
175 Ekowood
International Berhad
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0120
29-Jan-11
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
veneer, manufacture and sales of MTCS
certified engineered hardwood flooring/three
ply parquet using percentage based method
176 I-Sofa Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0119
31-Jan-11
Purchase of MTCS certified sawn timber,
manufacture and sales of MTCS certified
furniture using physical separation method
177 Shinagawa
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0121
11-Apr-11
Purchase of MTCS certified logs, sawn timber
and sawmill waste. Outsourcing for sawmilling
and biomass pellet production, sales of MTCS
certified sawn timber, chip wood and biomass
pellet
178 Tan Chee Seng
Sawmill Sdn. Bhd.
179 Ribuan Ceria
Sdn. Bhd.
180 Uptown Power
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 049 29-Apr-11 Manufacture and sale of certified sawn timber
FCOC 050 3-June-11 Trading of sawn timber
FCOC 051 10-June-11 Trading of sawn timber and solid wood
mouldings
181 Behn Mayer
International Trading
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0122
22-June-11
Trading of PEFC certified and PEFC recycled
paper and board using physical separation
method
182 Bestwin Resources
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 052 8-July-11 Manufacture of certified sawn timber
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Appendix I
No.
Company
Certificate
Number
Date of
Issuance of
Certificate
Scope of Certification
183 Spicers Paper
(Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
184 Major Overseas
Trading Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 053 8-July-11 Trading of PEFC certified paper, paper board
and printing materials
FCOC 054 29-July-11 Manufacture and sales of sawn timber
185 Anson Timber
Products Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0123
15-Aug-11
Purchase and sales of PEFC sawn timber using
physical separation method
186 Hexa Viana
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 055 19-August-11 Trading of sawn timber, solid wood mouldings,
finger-jointed and laminated wood
187 Sri Ledang Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/
COC-0125
14-Sept-11
Purchase of PEFC certified sawn timber,
manufacture and sales of PEFC certified
mouldings and finger-jointed products using
physical separation method
188 Percetakan Zanders
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-PEFC/
COC-1387
19 Sept-11 Purchase of PEFC certified paper roll & sheets,
printing, outsource finishing jobs and sales
of PEFC certified book, magazines, journals,
brochures and other printed matters using
physical separation method
189 Directive Timber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0124
21-Sept-11
Purchase and sales of PEFC certified plywood,
peeled veneer and medium density fibreboard
(MDF) using physical separation method
190 International Paper
(Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-PEFC/
COC-1388
22-Sept-11
Purchase and sales of PEFC certified papers
and pulps using physical separation method
191 Alam Tropik
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0126
6-Oct-11
Purchase of PEFC certified logs, sawmilling
and sales of PEFC certified sawn timber using
physical separation method
192 Tien Wah Press (M)
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-PEFC/
COC-1404
31-Oct-11
Purchase of PEFC certified paper rolls
processing, outsourcing and producing of PEFC
certified cigarette boxes and general packaging
materials using physical separation method
193 Wistra Kayuan
Sdn. Bhd.
T925788 24-Nov-11 Production of sawn timber
194 Uni Lumber
Sdn. Bhd.
SGS-MTCS/
COC-0127
7-Dec-11
Purchase of certified logs, processing,
outsourced kiln drying and sales of PEFC
certified sawn timber usingphysical separation
method
Summary: Peninsular Malaysia - 175
Sabah - 5
Sarawak - 14
Total PEFC Certificate - 194
Annual Report 2011
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Appendix I I
MTCC Logo Usage Licence Holders
No. Company Certificate Number MTCC Logo Usage Licence No.
1 Pan Resources Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0002 MTCC/31-001
2 M-Forest Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0008 MTCC/31-002
3 Jimwood Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0003 MTCC/31-003
4 Finewood Export Associates Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0007 MTCC/31-004
5 Global Wood Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0001 MTCC/31-005
6 Straits Timber Products (Pahang) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0012 MTCC/31-006
7 Straits Timber Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0013 MTCC/31-007
8 Costraco Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0010 MTCC/31-008
9 Euro-CGA Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0011 MTCC/31-009
10 Maran Road Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0019 MTCC/31-010
11 Pekan Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0016 MTCC/31-011
12 Hian Yoon Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0009 MTCC/31-012
13 Jasa Harapan Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0004 MTCC/31-014
14 Perkayuan Semhing Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0005 MTCC/31-015
15 Poh Huat Furniture Industries (M) Sdn. Bhd SGS-MTCS/COC-0015 MTCC/31-016
16 Suria Dayapi Timber Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0027 MTCC/31-017
17 Yee Poh Timber Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 005 MTCC/31-018
18 Besgrade Products Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 004 MTCC/31-019
19 Victory Enterprise Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0029 MTCC/31-020
20 Perak Industrial Corporation Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0017 MTCC/31-021
21 Lionex (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0021 MTCC/31-022
22 Southern Asia Timber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0030 MTCC/31-023
23 Arif Jasa Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0031 MTCC/31-024
24 Lengkap Arif Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 003 MTCC/31-025
25 Euro Asia Timber Export Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 007 MTCC/31-026
26 Standard Wood Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0026 MTCC/31-027
27 Magna-Foremost Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 002 MTCC/31-028
28 Mentakab Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0040 MTCC/31-029
29 Pio Hardwood (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0032 MTCC/31-030
30 Kilang Papan Datuk Wan Ahmad (Raub)
Sdn. Bhd.
FCOC 009
MTCC/31-031
31 Blue Star Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0036 MTCC/31-032
32 Mahawangsa Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0024 MTCC/31-034
33 Kilang Papan Seong Eng Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0049 MTCC/31-035
34 Asrama Raya Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0035 MTCC/31-036
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Appendix I I
No. Company Certificate Number MTCC Logo Usage Licence No.
35 Medan Agresif Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0006 MTCC/31-037
36 Samling Plywood (Baramas) Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 008 MTCC/31-038
37 Kim Ban Huat Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0020 MTCC/31-039
38 Supreme Fame Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0053 MTCC/31-040
39 Eco Lumber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0028 MTCC/31-041
40 Carl Ronnow (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0048 MTCC/31-042
41 Evergreen Industries Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0033 MTCC/31-043
42 Maju Weko Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 010 MTCC/31-044
43 Wood Village Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0041 MTCC/31-045
44 Syarikat Kayu-Kayan Baoli Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0039 MTCC/31-046
45 United Trading & Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0037 MTCC/31-047
46 P.I.F. Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0056 MTCC/31-049
47 Asia Plywood Company Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 014 MTCC/31-050
48 Mentakab Veneer & Plywood Sdn Bhd SGS-MTCS/COC-0058 MTCC/31-051
49 Komill Corporation Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 013 MTCC/31-053
50 TSL Timber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0062 MTCC/31-054
51 Hok Lai Timber (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0068 MTCC/31-055
52 True Acclaim Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0065 MTCC/31-056
53 Golden Latitude Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 011 MTCC/31-057
54 Hills Wood Processing Plants Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0055 MTCC/31-058
55 Golden Pharos Doors Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0069 MTCC/31-059
56 Tan Chin Huat & Brothers Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0061 MTCC/31-060
57 Shen Foong Trading Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0038 MTCC/31-061
58 Papanjaya Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0067 MTCC/31-062
59 Ah Hai Industries Sdn. Bhd. T842088 MTCC/31-063
60 Shua Lym Woodworks Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0077 MTCC/31-064
61 Bortim Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0060 MTCC/31-065
62 PTC Timber Sdn. Bhd. T910488 MTCC/31-066
63 Jejaka Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0070 MTCC/31-067
64 Keow Seng Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0076 MTCC/31-068
65 Timbertech Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0083 MTCC/31-069
66 E.P.W. Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0064 MTCC/31-070
67 Taichen Enterprise Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0081 MTCC/31-071
68 Gunung Seraya Wood Products Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 016 MTCC/31-072
69 Dyera - Tim Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 028 MTCC/31-074
70 Firmwood Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 012 MTCC/31-075
Annual Report 2011
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Appendix I I
No. Company Certificate Number MTCC Logo Usage Licence No.
71 Solid Lumber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0079 MTCC/31-076
72 Linshanhao Plywood (Sarawak) Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 021 MTCC/31-077
73 Kilang Papan Low Fat Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 022 MTCC/31-078
74 Low Fatt Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 023 MTCC/31-079
75 MTME Point Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 030 MTCC/31-080
76 Beaumont Forest Products Ltd. CATG-MTCS-0003 MTCC/31-081
77 Timber Link International Ltd. CATG-MTCS-0004 MTCC/31-082
78 Vin-Forest Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 017 MTCC/31-083
79 Timber Traders (Selangor) Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 033 MTCC/31-084
80 Kompleks Perkayuan Kelantan Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 032 MTCC/31-085
81 UM Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0099 MTCC/31-086
82 Hup Lim Enterprises Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0093 MTCC/31-087
83 Mediarex Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0094 MTCC/31-089
84 Sanyan Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 034 MTCC/31-090
85 Legend Wood Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0045 MTCC/31-092
86 Daiken Sarawak Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 038 MTCC/31-093
87 Murdock Builders Merchants ltd. CATG-MTCS-0006 MTCC/31-094
88 Winfast Industrial Holdings Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0107 MTCC/31-095
89 Stanwoods Corporation Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0106 MTCC/31-096
90 Hang Tuah Furniture Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0063 MTCC/31-098
91 Strategi Mutiara Manufacturing Berhad SGS-MTCS/COC-0074 MTCC/31-099
92 Mahakota Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 035 MTCC/31-100
93 SNL Woods Sdn. Bhd. T933288 MTCC/31-101
94 ME Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 044 MTCC-31-102
95 Perkayuan C. H. Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 045 MTCC/31-104
96 B.K.B. Hevea Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0085 MTCC/31-105
97 Sim Seng Huat Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 026 MTCC/31-106
98 D & R Lumber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0117 MTCC/31-107
99 Kilang Papan Salamah Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0112 MTCC/31-108
100 MIECO Manufacturing Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0042 MTCC/32-001
101 Roundtree Timber Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 046 MTCC/32-002
102 KTS Plantation Sdn. Bhd. FMC 001 MTCC/21-001
103 Evershine Timber Trading Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0092 MTCC/31-112
104 Rosewood Corporation Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0089 MTCC/31-113
105 Hexa Viana Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 055 MTCC/31-116
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Appendix I I I
PEFC Logo Usage Licence Holders
No. Company Certificate Number
PEFC Logo Usage
Licence No.
1 Ta Ann Plywood Sdn. Bhd. CEF0606A PEFC/01-31-20
2 Times Offset (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-PEFC/COC-0593 PEFC/01-31-94
3 Antalis (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-PEFC/COC-0566 PEFC/01-31-99
4 KTS Plantation Sdn. Bhd. FMC 001 PEFC/34-23-001
5 Pan Resources Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0002 PEFC/34-31-001
6 Finewood Export Associates Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0007 PEFC/34-31-004
7 Straits Timber Products (Pahang) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0012 PEFC/34-31-006
8 Straits Timber Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0013 PEFC/34-31-007
9 Costraco Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0010 PEFC/34-31-008
10 Euro-CGA Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0011 PEFC/34-31-009
11 Maran Road Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0019 PEFC/34-31-010
12 Yee Poh Timber Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 005 PEFC/34-31-018
13 Besgrade Products Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 004 PEFC/34-31-019
14 Victory Enterprise Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0029 PEFC/34-31-020
15 Lionex (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0021 PEFC/34-31-022
16 Southern Asia Timber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0030 PEFC/34-31-023
17 Standard Wood Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0026 PEFC/34-31-027
18 Mentakab Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0040 PEFC/34-31-029
19 Kilang Papan Seong Eng Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0049 PEFC/34-31-035
20 Asrama Raya Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0035 PEFC/34-31-036
21 Samling Plywood (Baramas) Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 008 PEFC/34-31-038
22 Kim Ban Huat Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0020 PEFC/34-31-039
23 Eco Lumber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0028 PEFC/34-31-041
24 Maju Weko Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 010 PEFC/34-31-044
25 Wood Village Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0041 PEFC/34-31-045
26 Asia Plywood Company Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 014 PEFC/34-31-050
27 Mentakab Veneer & Plywood Sdn Bhd SGS-MTCS/COC-0058 PEFC/34-31-051
28 TSL Timber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0062 PEFC/34-31-054
29 Golden Latitude Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 011 PEFC/34-31-057
30 Indah Wood Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0071 PEFC/34-31-060
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Appendix I I I
No. Company Certificate Number
PEFC Logo Usage
Licence No.
31 Ah Hai Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 042 PEFC/34-31-063
32 Bortim Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0060 PEFC/34-31-065
33 Keow Seng Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0076 PEFC/34-31-068
34 Timbertech Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0083 PEFC/34-31-069
35 Dyera - Tim Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 028 PEFC/34-31-074
36 Kilang Papan Low Fat Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 022 PEFC/34-31-078
37 Low Fatt Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 023 PEFC/34-31-079
38 Vin-Forest Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 017 PEFC/34-31-083
39 UM Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0099 PEFC/34-31-086
40 Tandem Holdings Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 006 PEFC/34-31-088
41 Sanyan Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 034 PEFC/34-31-090
42 Shin Yang Plywood (Bintulu) Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 029 PEFC/34-31-091
43 Legend Wood Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0045 PEFC/34-31-092
44 Daiken Sarawak Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 038 PEFC/34-31-093
45 Kim Teck Lee Timber and Flooring Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 019 PEFC/34-31-097
46 Hang Tuah Furniture Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0063 PEFC/34-31-098
47 Strategi Mutiara Manufacturing Berhad SGS-MTCS/COC-0074 PEFC/34-31-099
48 Mahakota Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 035 PEFC/34-31-100
49 SNL Woods Sdn. Bhd. T933288 PEFC/34-31-101
50 ME Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 044 PEFC/34-31-102
51 Supreme Tropical Furniture Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0113 PEFC/34-31-103
52 Perkayuan C. H. Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 045 PEFC/34-31-104
53 Mieco Manufacturing Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0042 PEFC/34-32-001
54 Roundtree Timber Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 046 PEFC/34-32-002
55 SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd. Not Applicable PEFC/34-44-01
56 SGS (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Not Applicable PEFC/34-44-02
57 Moody International Certification (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Not Applicable PEFC/34-44-03
58 B.K.B. Hevea Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0085 PEFC/34-31-105
59 Sim Seng Huat Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 026 PEFC/34-31-106
60 Dyera-Tim Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 028 PEFC/34-31-074
61 TSL Timber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0062 PEFC/34-31-054
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Appendix I II
No. Company Certificate Number
PEFC Logo Usage
Licence No.
62 Keow Seng Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0076 PEFC/34-31-068
63 UM Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0099 PEFC/34-31-086
64 Blue Star Sawmill Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0036 PEFC/34-31-032
65 Kilang Papan Salamah Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0121 PEFC/34-31-108
66 D & R Lumber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0117 PEFC/34-31-107
67 Gunung Seraya Wood Products Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 016 PEFC/34-31-072
68 Yanox Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0118 PEFC/34-31-109
69 Kalabakan Plywood Sdn. Bhd. SCS-PEFC/COC-003616 PEFC/34-31-110
70 Medan Agresif Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0006 PEFC/34-31-037
71 Suria Dayapi Timber Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0027 PEFC/34-31-017
72 Stanwoods Corporation Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0106 PEFC/34-31-096
73 PTC Timber Sdn. Bhd. T910488 PEFC/34-31-066
74 Arif Jasa Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0031 PEFC/34-31-024
75 Welley Timber Industries Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0110 PEFC/34-31-111
76 Carl Ronnow (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-048 PEFC/34-31-042
77 Evershine Timber Trading Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-092 PEFC/34-31-112
78 P.I.F. Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-056 PEFC/34-31-049
79 Jinmei Industrial Sdn. Bhd. SGS-PEFC/COC-0933 PEFC/34-31-114
80 Hok Lai Timber (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-068 PEFC/34-31-055
81 Futurewood Products Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0111 PEFC/34-31-115
82 Perak Industrial Corporation Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0017 PEFC/34-31-021
83 Hexa Viana Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 055 PEFC/34-31-116
84 True Acclaim Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0065 PEFC/34-31-056
85 Jejaka Timber Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0070 PEFC/34-31-067
86 Syarikat Malaysia Wood Industries Sdn. Bhd. FCOC 047 PEFC/34-31-117
87 Mediarex Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0094 PEFC/34-31-089
88 PIO Hardwoods (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0032 PEFC/34-31-030
89 Sri Ledang Sdn. Bhd. SGS-MTCS/COC-0125 PEFC/34-31-118
90 Tien Wah Press (M) Sdn. Bhd. SGS-PEFC/COC-1404 PEFC/34-31-119
91 Kilang Papan Datuk Wan Ahmad FCOC 009 PEFC/34-31-031
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