IKEA has 43,000 hectares of forest in New Zealand - we went to have a look | RNZ
IKEA has 43,000 hectares of forest in New Zealand - we went to have a look | RNZ
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IKEA has 43,000 hectares of forest in New Zealand - we went to have a look | RNZ
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ffs 43,000 hectares? IKEA's probably gonna chop it all down for flatpack furniture. What a load of shit
lol cope, it's pine trees not ancient forest
Yeah nah, it's not that simple. They've got sustainability certifications. But still, a foreign company owning that much land feels wrong.
Drove past one of their forests near Taupō. Looks pretty well managed tbh. But who really knows what goes on behind the scenes.
yeah that's what I thought too until I dug into it. They're actually pretty strict with FSC certification.
get stuffed. Do you even know what certification means? It's a greenwashing label half the time.
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me buying a malm desk: 🫡 supporting deforestation
Did some research for an assignment - IKEA's actually got a goal to be climate positive by 2030. But owning that much land here still feels like a land grab.
facts, mate. It's all about the profit at the end of the day.
Bloody hell. Foreigners buying up our land again. First the farms, now the forests. What next, the sky?
oh great, another corporation saving the planet while we pay for it
mate if they're actually managing it sustainably then fine. But I don't trust big corps as far as I can throw 'em
I work in forestry - this is pretty standard stuff. It's not like they're clear-felling native bush. It's mostly pine plantations.
Pine plantations that'll all get shipped overseas as timber while we get the dust. Classic.
bloody oath, they'll own the whole south island at this rate
meanwhile my bedsheets from ikea smell like sustainability
lol same, mine smells like profit