ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR EINAR RISØR A/S

Point 1.
Einar Risør A/S must comply with all relevant legislation at Danish, EU and international level.

Point 2.
Einar Risør A/S must operate a fair and responsible business and demonstrate integrity and care in its daily business operations.

Point 3.
Einar Risør A/S must not distort facts or mislead customers or suppliers. This applies in any matter concerning a product or service, including, for example, the type of wood, origin, production conditions, quality, dimension, moisture content and any other property. Labeling of goods must be in accordance with relevant standards and certification schemes such as FSC® and PEFC.

Section 4.
Einar Risør A/S does not accept the logging, further processing and sale of illegal wood and is committed to working towards the elimination of the problem through cooperation with producers, suppliers and other stakeholders.

Section 5.
Einar Risør A/S must be traceability certified or otherwise ensure an unbroken chain of custody, support the certification process and contribute to promoting the sale of responsibly managed wood.

Einar Risør A/S uses the recognized certification schemes PEFC and FSC® as documentation for responsibly managed wood.

However, certain significant countries of origin only offer very limited quantities of certified wood, and Einar Risør A/S is therefore committed to seeking alternative documentation.

Section 6.
Einar Risør A/S must ensure that suppliers comply with, as a minimum, basic labor rights as described in the ILO conventions.

Section 7.
Einar Risør A/S must ensure that all employees, both domestically and internationally, are informed of and work in accordance with this Code of Conduct.

Section 8.
Einar Risør A/S must ensure that this Code of Conduct and complaint procedures are visible and accessible to customers, suppliers and other stakeholders.

Did you know?

Wood products can often be recycled. When this happens, the carbon is bound in the new items. Finally, the wood can be burned as CO2-neutral bioenergy.