On the occasion of this evening I will share stories about the wood market for Jabon and Sengon in the world today. Jabon and sengon are familiar in the world of sengon wood trade because they are light and are the result of cultivation, not taking from natural forests. This is related to efforts to conserve natural forests to reduce the amount of carbon released into the air through the REDD (Redusing Emissions From Deforestation and Degradation) mechanism. ).
The wood is not sold in round or whole form but in processed form from human hands and machines such as particle board, molding, to paper. As cultivators, Jabon and Sengon will have an open market in the future.
Especially if the market targets European Union countries that already require specific criteria for wood sources. This practice has been implemented by several European countries such as Denmark, which require that public procurement of tropical timber must meet legality and sustainability requirements. others such as France, Germany, and England also ask for a guarantee of sustainable certification. This is very beneficial for planters like me and others as well as Jabon and Sengon business people because practically these conditions can be easily fulfilled.
