Does anyone know how to find availability of FSC timber outside of US - particularly South Korea? Thanks.
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Tristan Roberts
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January 27, 2010 - 9:22 am
FSC International (the main FSC organization, of which FSC–US is an affiliate) has a search tool on its website.
Check under "Korea, Republic of"—for a minute I was bummed not to find "South Korea"!