Grown in Britain lead a major industry coalition developing Biogenic Stored Carbon Quotient (BSCQ) certification to address need for verified biogenic carbon claims
Grown in Britain Week takes place 6th – 12th October 2025. Find out how you can get involved here…
The National Forestry Conference takes place again this year in October with reduced rates for GiB certificate holders…
Grown in Britain share the story of Matt (The FireWizard) from Stag Charcoal about becoming certified.
We spoke with long-standing GiB certificate holder BSW Group about the benefits of sourcing locally, from securing supply chains to supporting biodiversity and cutting carbon.
In the latest issue of Timber Trades Journal, Dougal Driver sets the record straight on some of the most persistent myths about UK timber.
ercol’s partnership with Grown in Britain demonstrates that traditional craftmanship and timeless design can survive and thrive in the modern marketplace – all while contributing to the health of our woodlands and local economies.
Grown in Britain is looking for auditors for the GiB and / or Plant Healthy certification schemes.
Willow Farm Wood is located in the fenland area near the Cambridge and Norfolk border. Arable farming dominates, and tree cover is limited, so creating new woodland can significantly impact local biodiversity. However, choosing to change your land use comes with its challenges!
When taking over a family farm with established woodlands, understanding the opportunities and challenges can seem daunting. Grown in Britain spoke with Will and Pam, the new owners of Plas yn Grove Farm in North Shropshire, about their early journey into sustainable woodland management…
