I thought you could trust a…
I thought you could trust a certification of wood. Now it turns out that is not the case. They are not interested in sustainability and climate impact
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I thought you could trust a certification of wood. Now it turns out that is not the case. They are not interested in sustainability and climate impact
This so called “council” just awarded Scweighoffer Industries, the termites company from Austria who decimate secular forest in Romania, the title for best practices. This comes after Scweighoffer lost many lawsuits and is proven for bribery and all kinds of criminal activities. Worst scum of the Earth!
Great concept but no guarantee with certifications.
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