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Sustainable construction, in the 4th International Conference of conifer

06/10/2009

October 6, 2009

Days 22 and 23 October 2009 will be held in Madrid the 4th International Conference of conifer, organized on this occasion by the Spanish Association of importers of wood (AEIM). This meeting will be attended by exporting and consuming companies from 20 countries wood.

The Conference will be a review to the main markets of conifers from around the world, especially to markets, British, American and North Africa, but other issues, such as campaigns to promote the consumption of wood to contribute to the fight against climate change will also address. Similarly, will be showcased the latest initiatives related to the green or sustainable building where wood has great potential.

Also, will be important to a very current issue: the new European legislation on 'Due Diligence' (due diligence), with rules that aims to increase the guarantees of legality in all wood that is marketed in the European Union.

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