Enabling Landscapes: INTERHOLCO's Sustainability Report 2017
Interholco presents its first stand-alone Sustainability Report simultaneously in Baar, Switzerland and in Vancouver, Canada, where the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) General Assembly 2017 has just been kicked off. Interholco is an active participant at this General Assembly. To find out more: https://interholco.com/images/pdfs/Enabling-Landscapes-INTERHOLCO-Sustainability-Report-2017-.pdf
Interholco presents its first stand-alone Sustainability Report simultaneously in Baar, Switzerland and in Vancouver, Canada, where the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) General Assembly 2017 has just been kicked off. Interholco is an active participant at this General Assembly.
To find out more: https://interholco.com/images/pdfs/Enabling-Landscapes-INTERHOLCO-Sustainability-Report-2017-.pdf
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Testing tomorrow’s species<br />
Looking to enhance our customers’ projects with<br />
more choice and quality products, we have carefully<br />
selected a number of promotional species (also<br />
referred to as secondary species or lesser known<br />
species), out of the hundreds that are present in our<br />
forest, such as Andok (Irvingia gabonensis), Emien<br />
(Alstonia boonei), Etimoe (Copaifera mildbraedii) and<br />
Iatandza (Albizia ferruginea). Together with ATIBT and<br />
recognized laboratories, we carry out rigorous<br />
research to test how each selected species<br />
responds, subject to certain conditions and end-uses.<br />
Releasing commercial pressure on traditionally<br />
traded species is crucial, in order to keep the forest<br />
intact. At the same time, those tests ensure that<br />
customers are offered quality wood, without<br />
compromising on performance.<br />
69 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT <strong>2017</strong> INTERHOLCO
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