“Sustaining business growth of the forestry and timber industry in Sarawak to safeguard the well-being of our members, as well as to be globally recognised in sustainable management of tropical forests”
“Adopting a consultative, constructive and pragmatic approach to address all the issues concerning timber industry for the benefits of all parties”
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“Sustaining business growth of the forestry and timber industry in Sarawak to safeguard the well-being of our members, as well as to be globally recognised in sustainable management of tropical forests”
“Adopting a consultative, constructive and pragmatic approach to address all the issues concerning timber industry for the benefits of all parties”
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STA Review READ MORE >> |
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Announcements
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Trainings by STAT READ MORE >> |
“Sustaining business growth of the forestry and timber industry in Sarawak to safeguard the well-being of our members, as well as to be globally recognised in sustainable management of tropical forests”
“Adopting a consultative, constructive and pragmatic approach to address all the issues concerning timber industry for the benefits of all parties”
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Membership
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STA Review READ MORE >> |
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Press Release READ MORE >> |
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Trainings by STAT READ MORE >> |
On 7 August 1971, representatives from The
Sarawak First and Second Divisions Sawmillers’ Association, The Third Division
& Bintulu District Sawmillers’ Association, and The Fourth Division Timber
Merchants’ Association convened and explored, quoting from the minutes, “the
necessity of establishing a united body that will look after the interest of
the timber and sawmilling industry and also serve as a vehicle to liaise
between the Government and its members, and in many other ways assist member
insofar as regards the law”. Consequently,
the Sarawak Timber Association (STA) or Persatuan Kayu-Kayan Sarawak was founded
on 7 December 1971.
STA restructured its membership on 20 September 1988 when existing
members of the Associations then were disbanded, and together they joined a
single association, STA. Today, STA has
approximately 360 members and is the only timber trade association representing
both the upstream and downstream sectors in Malaysia.
SARAWAK TIMBER ASSOCIATION
11th Floor, Wisma STA
26 Jalan Datuk Abang
Abdul Rahim
93450 Kuching
Telephone no.: 082 – 332222
Fax no.: 082 – 487888
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