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24.04.2020
New Zealand Forest Stewardship Council® Certified Forests Classified as Low Risk
In a recent Centralized National Risk Assessment (CNRA) of New Zealand’s plantation forestry industry, New Zealand forests were classified as low risk.
A CRNA is an assessment of the risk of sourcing wood material from unacceptable sources in a given country, developed according to PSU-PRO-10-002 V1-0 EN The Development and Approval of FSC® Centralized National Risk Assessments.
The full CRNA for New Zealand is available for download from the FSC® website.
Some countries, such as Brazil have been assessed under the NRA
framework and have certain concerns.
A comparison of selected countries CRNA results can be found in the table below:
Recent news
From Design to Delivery: Abodo Welcomes Weaverbird Wood Co
Abodo® Vulcan is now available through Weaverbird Wood Co, giving California’s architecture and design community a new way specify high-performance timber.
NEW / Enhanced Protector™ Formulation
An enhanced Protector coating formulation, is being rolled out. Factory coating of the new Protector in Patina, Teak, Straw, Nero, Natural, Walnut, White, and Clear is now happening.
Introducing / The Mountain Wests' Glacier Millworks
A new distributor in Abodo’s North American Architectural partner network.
Built on Feedback: The New 75mm Cladding Screw is Coming
Responding to customer demand for greater fixing depth, builders will get an extra 10mm where they need it most. Replacing the 65mm, the new 75mm Cladding Screw is arriving in September 2026.