Traceability checks Sample Clauses

Traceability checks. The national traceability system makes it possible to track all timber from the logging site or border post (where the timber entered Côte d’Ivoire) to the place of marketing or export, via the transport and processing stages. In order to ensure effective traceability of timber throughout the supply chain, the national traceability system enables the accuracy of the data reported at each stage to be confirmed and the consistency of said data from one stage to the next to be ensured. The national traceability system is finalised upon implementation of this Agreement. Traceability is monitored according to the following main steps: Step 0: control of the boundaries of the forest parcel Step 1: survey/inventory Step 2: felling and marking of stumps and trunks Step 3: conditioning (cutting in forest) Step 4: loading logs Step 5: transport of logs to the factory’s log yard Step 6: receipt of logs at the factory’s log yard Step 7: preparing logs (spreading/cutting) Step 8: entry into the processing chain Step 9: processing Step 10: monitoring of production (including packing, if applicable) Step 11: monitoring of marketing A timber traceability check manual is drawn up by the Côte d’Ivoire forestry authorities and posted on its website.
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