Mitre 10 NZ Napier & Hastings
Mitre 10 New Zealand has obtained FSC Chain of Custody certification reflecting the cooperative’s dedication to responsible sourcing and environmental stewardship, in line with its Timber and Wood Finished Goods Procurement Policy. Source: Timberbiz
Strategically pursuing FSC Chain of Custody certification, Mitre 10 aimed to support the needs of key customers in the construction industry. With this certification, Mitre 10 can now pass on FSC claims to builders and construction companies, empowering them to integrate FSC-certified products into their construction projects.
This proactive decision benefits builders by providing them with the confidence to select forest-friendly materials, while also reinforcing Mitre 10’s ongoing commitment to responsible sourcing and the protection of the natural environment.
With FSC Chain of Custody certification achieved, Mitre 10 further solidifies its position as a responsible corporate citizen, committed to safeguarding the world’s forests for future generations. Customers can now make purchases with confidence, knowing that FSC-certified timber, wood and paper products from Mitre 10 originate from sustainably managed forests. This certified supply chain ensures the protection of wildlife and habitats while prioritising the rights of communities and workers.
“This certification is another proof point of our commitment to making a real and sustainable impact on the environment, our operations, and the communities we’re part of,” Mitre 10 New Zealand’s Sustainability Manager, Julie Roberts said.
“Building and construction is a significant part of our business and chain of custody certification means our trade customers can order sustainably sourced timber from us with confidence.”.
As Mitre 10 New Zealand continues to grow in market share and store numbers, sustainability and responsible forestry are deeply embedded principles of their business ethos. The FSC chain of custody certification marks a significant stride towards a more environmentally conscious future, solidifying its position as an advocate for sustainable forestry practices in the country.
