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Schroeder-Wildberg, E. Carius A. 2003. Illegal Logging, Conflict and the Business Sector in Indonesia. InWEnt-Capcity Building International. http://adelphi-research.de/projektberichte/Logging_final.pdf (Accessed February 1, 2007)

 

 

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Indonesian exports of forest products

Year: 2007 Author: Hugo Ahlenius, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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Exports of wood products from Indonesia, with final destinations such as China, Japan and North America. Almost three quarters of the wood end in destinations in Asia. In the black market, with illegal timber, the products are known to change country of origin and their labeling and classification as they are smuggled.
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