To Undertake Business Of Logging Operations Companies in Malaysia

The Malaysian government has issued a directive to all logging companies in the country to undertake their operations in a sustainable manner. This means that they must ensure that the forest Management Units (FMUs) they operate in are managed in a way that does not lead to the depletion of the forest Reserve. In order to do this, logging companies must submit a Forest Management Plan (FMP) to the Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme (MTCS) for approval. The FMP must show how the company will ensure that the forest Reserve is managed sustainably.

MTCS is an independent, third-party certification body that assesses whether logging companies are complying with the requirements of the Malaysian government. If a company is found to be in compliance, it will be awarded a certificate of sustainable forest management. This certificate is valid for five years and can be renewed.

In order to be certified, logging companies must first undergo an audit by MTCS. The audit assesses the company's compliance with the requirements of the Malaysian government. If the company is found to be in compliance, it will be issued a certificate of sustainable forest management.

The Malaysian government requires all logging companies to have an FMP in place in order to operate in the country. The