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Dallas Geis’ thought-provoking article examines the European Union Timber Regulation (EUTR) and the challenges it faces in ensuring forest traceability. Geis delves into the complexities of the regulation, highlighting the challenges of tracking timber throughout its supply chain. He explores the use of advanced technologies and the importance of collaboration to enhance traceability and combat illegal logging. Thought-provoking and timely, the article offers valuable insights for stakeholders in the forestry industry and policymakers alike. …

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In the realm of responsible sourcing, the European Union’s Timber Regulation (EUTR) empowers citizens to protect forests. By tracking the path of timber products throughout the supply chain, the EUTR aims to prevent illegal logging and ensure responsible sourcing.

Building upon the EUTR’s foundation, Forest Traceability by JwL (FTJwL) emerges as an innovative tool. This technology employs AI and blockchain to trace timber products, providing unprecedented visibility into supply chains.

FTJwL empowers businesses with reliable data for informed decision-making, enabling consumers to make ethical choices. With its revolutionary approach, FTJwL enhances trust, accountability, and transparency within the timber industry, paving the way for a greener, more sustainable future. …

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