Season 2005 is a season of change for World Zone. Change in the industry, consumer perception and above all change in demand.

These changes have required World Zone to take a new look into its future. Continuous growth, a characteristic perceived on a global scale, has brought new market demands, new market areas and a redefined look upon the environment.

Taking all those changes, now and in the future, into perspective, World Zone has fine-tuned its policy towards strengthening ... <more>

For more than a century, Malaysian forests have been systematically managed for sustainability, enhancing climatic stability and ecological balance. Starting in 1901, with the appointment of the first forest officer and resulting in the, now, Malaysian Timber Certification Council MTCC operates under the International Tropical Timber Organization’s (ITTO) criteria and indicators for sustainable management of natural tropical forests, first set in 1998.

Furthermore the MTCC uses the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development’s (UNCED) Forestry Principles ... <more>