Last chance for feedback on ST 1004: certification body requirements for sustainable forest management

The deadline to give your feedback on the second draft of ST 1004, requirements for certification bodies operating sustainable forest management certification, is just a few days away. Give your comments by 5 September.

This is the second public consultation for this vital benchmark standard, with the first consultation concluding earlier this year. The working group developing the document discussed the feedback received during the first consultation and revised the draft standard accordingly.

Now we need to hear from you again. Give your comments, feedback, and suggestions, to help us ensure this standard meets your needs and expectations.

To submit your comments, please fill in this form – you will immediately receive a link to the document and instructions on how to give your feedback.

The deadline for comments is 5 September 2023.
more at: https://pefc.org/news/last-chance-for-feedback-on-st-1004-certification-body-requirements-for-sustainable-forest-management

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