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EU legislators hammer out deal on illegal timber

ENDS Europe
Wednesday 16 June 2010
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The EU is set to ban illegal timber from entering the European market following an agreement struck by European Parliament and member state negotiators on Wednesday. Member states, who had previously rejected such a ban, gave in to MEPs' demand.

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