IKEA Approved Tree, Bamboo, and Rattan Species List

This document outlines the tree, bamboo, and rattan species approved for use in IKEA products. It provides details on common and Latin names, protected status in various countries, and specific sourcing conditions, including requirements for FSC-COC certification and confirmation of wood origin.

The sourcing of these materials is subject to regulations and certifications to ensure sustainable and responsible practices. For each species, information is provided regarding its protected status and any exceptions or specific conditions for its use. This includes requirements for documents confirming wood origin, especially for species sourced from or protected in specific regions such as China, Indonesia, Japan, Russia, the USA, and Vietnam.

The list is organized alphabetically by genus, with each entry detailing:

• Genus: The scientific classification of the plant.
• Common name: The widely recognized name of the species.
• Latin name: The scientific binomial nomenclature.
• Protected in countries: Countries where the species has protected status.
• Protection status. Sourcing conditions: Specific details on protection status and any conditions or exceptions for sourcing, including FSC-COC certification requirements and documentation for wood origin.

IKEA prioritizes the use of materials sourced responsibly. For many species, sourcing is only permitted from FSC-COC-certified plantations established outside of natural habitats. In cases where exceptions are made for plants from non-FSC-certified gardens and city parks, the origin must be confirmed with appropriate documentation. Some species may have specific restrictions, such as being disallowed for sourcing from certain regions or for particular uses (e.g., cork for solid wood components).

The document covers a wide range of species, including various types of Acacia, Agathis, Aglaia, Ailanthus, Albizia, Alnus, Alstonia, Altingia, Alvium, Amelanchier, Anogeissus, Apple, Aquilaria, Arbutus, Asimina, Aspen, Azadirachta, Bauhinia, Beech, Bischofia, Birch, Camphora, Camptotheca, Canarium, Candlewood, Carallia, Cashew, Castanopsis, Casuarina, Catalpa, Cedrus, Celastrus, Cercis, Chestnut, Citrus, Choerospondias, Chloroxylon, Choriaria, Chroogomphus, Chrysosplenium, Cinnamomum, Cissampelos, Cissus, Citrus, Clematis, Clerodendrum, Clidemia, Clinton, Clitoria, Clusia, Coccoloba, Cocos, Colubrina, Combretum, Commelina, Commiphora, Conocarpus, Convolvulus, Conyza, Copaifera, Coprosma, Cordia, Coriaria, Cornus, Corylopsis, Corylus, Coscinium, Costus, Cotinus, Cotoneaster, Cotula, Crataegus, Crepis, Croton, Cryptocarya, Cryptomeria, Cucurbita, Cuminum, Cupressus, Curcuma, Cuscuta, Cyanotis, Cyclamen, Cymbopogon, Cynodon, Cynoglossum, Cyperus, Cypripedium, Cymbopogon, Cynodon, Cyperus, Cytisus, Dahlia, Dalbergia, Damnacanthus, Daphne, Datisca, Daucus, Davallia, Decalepis, Deciduous, Decne, Deeringia, Delichon, Delonix, Dendrocalamus, Dentaria, Desmodium, Dianella, Dichondra, Dicliptera, Dictamnus, Didymocarpus, Dieffenbachia, Digitalis, Dillenia, Dimocarpus, Dioscorea, Diospyros, Dipcadi, Diplocyclos, Diploknema, Diplomorpha, Dipterocarpus, Discorea, Disporum, Dodonaea, Dolichos, Dombeya, Doronicum, Dorstenia, Dracaena, Dregea, Drosera, Drymaria, Dryopteris, Dubautia, Durio, Dysphania, Echinochloa, Echinops, Eclipta, Ecteinascidia, Edgeworthia, Elaeagnus, Elaeis, Elaphoglossum, Elaveria, Eleagnus, Eleocharis, Eleusine, Elsholtzia, Embelia, Emmenopterys, Empetrastrum, Encelia, Endiandra, Engelhardtia, Ephedra, Epimedium, Epipactis, Equisetum, Eremophila, Eremurus, Erigeron, Eriobotrya, Erinaceus, Erodium, Eruca, Erysimum, Erythrina, Erythronium, Escallonia, Esenbeckia, Eucalpytus, Eugenia, Euonymus, Eupatorium, Euphorbia, Eurya, Eurycorymbus, Eustoma, 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