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Lacey Act and timber legality

What the US Lacey Act declaration asks for on a wood shipment, how Senda fills it in from your tally and order lines, and the timber-legality evidence Korea asks for on wood shipped there.

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7 minute read · Teams importing or exporting wood

Inside this guide

What it walks you through.

  1. 1What the Lacey Act asks for
  2. 2Fill in the Lacey Act declaration
  3. 3The Lacey Act declaration on a shipment
  4. 4Hand it to your broker
  5. 5Wood going to Korea: timber-legality evidence
  6. 6The timber-legality slot
  7. 7Worth knowing

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