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Chain of Custody Policy
We have built a company that uses paper as its main raw material, and therefore we wish to promote responsible forest management so that the social, economic, ecological, cultural and spiritual needs of both present and future generations are met.
IMPAORSA is committed to implementing and maintaining a chain of custody system and to controlling the source of wood used in manufacturing the paper and cardboard used in its production processes, in order to exclude paper originating from the following sources:
Through this document, the team at IMPAORSA wishes to express its commitment to supporting Responsible and Sustainable Forest Management.
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• Forest areas where civil and traditional rights are violated.
• Forest areas where work-related rules and fundamental principles and rights are not obeyed
(According to ILO Declaration, 1998).
• Forest areas where genetically modified trees have been introduced.
• Forest areas where illegal logging takes place.
