Daily Express, 05.15.2015 – The Malaysian Timber Industry Board said today exports of bamboo-based products could be boosted so as to eliminate the industry’s trade deficit within the next five years with the transformation of the local industry.
Daily Express, 05.15.2015 – The Malaysian Timber Industry Board said today exports of bamboo-based products could be boosted so as to eliminate the industry’s trade deficit within the next five years with the transformation of the local industry.
INBAR’s statement on the International Day for Biological Diversity 2020. 22 May 2020 – Our solutions are in nature. In 2020, more than any year, we have the opportunity, and responsibility, to reflect on our relationship with the natural world, and what it gives us. Biodiversity is the foundation for life and for the essential […]
23 April 2020 – The International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation (INBAR) will establish a new Task Force on Sustainable Bamboo Management. INBAR’s specialised Task Forces, including the Construction Task Force and the Rattan Task Force, consist of groups of key experts from all over the world who work together on specific objectives such as standards […]
23 April 2020 – In August 2019, a group of experts from China, supported by INBAR and sponsored by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, visited Ecuador to carry out research and make recommendations for the country’s bamboo sector. They identified four key points for improvement in the sector. During their tour, the delegation investigated three […]