[Greenbuilding] Lyptus Plywood

[Tim Vireo Keating]

Michelle,

I just went on the website for jofco.com and it seems the company is 
using makore and anegre veneers. Not much chance of those being 
logged without damaging rainforests. Would the company care to look 
for alternatives and perhaps look to become Rainfrorest Safe?

tim keating, director
Rainforest Relief

At 5:49 AM -0500 2/7/08, Michelle Duncan wrote:
>I am looking for a source for Lyptus Plywood and do not seem to be 
>finding an reliable resources.  The intended use would be for 
>furniture.  Does anyone know of a supplier??
>
>Michelle Duncan
>Procurement Manager
>812.481.7238 Office
>812,630.3685
>michelle.duncan at jofco.com
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