My tropical timber
Find all the suppliers and species of certified tropical timber suited to your needs
447 tropical timber providers
Tropical timber Federations
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Tropical timber certifications
Forest certification is a market-based instrument and a voluntary process whereby an independent third party (the “certifier”) assesses the quality of forest management and production against a set of requirements (“standards”) predetermined by a public or private certification organization.
Forest management certifcation assesses whether forests are being managed according to a specified set of standards: sustainable and/or legal.
Tropical timber resources
Tropical timber species
A wide range of exotic timbers from worldwide tropical forests: more than ninety species of tropical wood, a natural and exceptional material, resistant, durable and aesthetic.
Uses of tropical timber
Use tropical wood, a durable and natural material, for structures and panels, exterior carpentry (building facade), interior carpentry and fittings, outdoor fittings – leisure, industrial use and heavy work, shipbuilding and various uses).
About mytropicaltimber.org platform
The site mytropicaltimber.org is published by the International Technical Association of Tropical Timber (ATIBT).
With the My Tropical Timber (MTT) website, ATIBT provides professionals and the general public with a wide range of institutional, technical, and commercial information (producers, processors, importers).
Major issues related to tropical timber, such as promoting legality, sustainable forest management, and improving industrial processing methods, are addressed.
ATIBT has chosen to invite a large number of players in the sector to appear on this site, while highlighting those most committed to sustainable practices.
MTT will therefore be a platform dedicated to promoting sustainable development and responsible trade in the tropical forestry and timber industry. The MTT website is part of an ethical, sustainable and transparent approach aimed at preserving forests while supporting a responsible forestry economy.
tropical forest
400 million ha
tropical forest
54 million ha in 2022
providers
300300+ providers
federations
3030+ federations