Which country's 80% of wood products were declared illegal by a World Bank report?

Question

Which country's 80% of wood products were declared illegal by a World Bank report?

Answer 1

In Indonesia illegal logging is a massive problem that has resulted in undermining the rule of law and substantial revenues to the state. It encourages forest crimes, and has serious economic and social implications to the poor and disadvantaged. The threat to ecosystems and biodiversity is enormous with very little long-term advantages for anyone other than those who are responsible for the plunder and smuggling of timber from one country to the next.

The World Bank[9] estimates that illegal logging costs timber-producing countries between 10 and 15 billion euros per year.

Answer 2

New Zealand.

Answer 3

China is the world hub for trade in Illegal Timber.  Illegal Timber might account for between 40% and 70% of the volume of industrial roundwood extracted from forests in China.

Answer 4

Indonesia.