Did Interholco engage in ethically questionable business practices (for example, bribery or manipulation of documents) in Africa or other regions?
Interholco and its employees have always followed and still do follow the laws prevailing here as well as in the respective country in which they do business. The responsible employees of Interholco and Danzer Group committed no criminal offenses. The District Attorney’s Office in the Swiss canton Zug has closed an investigation against the employees of Danzer Group subsidiary Interholco AG. Authorities had been investigating the suspected forgery of documents. Greenpeace Switzerland suspected Interholco AG of actively offering bribes in conjunction with the trade of hardwood and the management of forest concessions in Africa. Greenpeace filed a complaint of an offense at the Swiss Federal Attorney’s Office in Bern on June 14, 2004 against the responsible employees of Interholco AG for the bribery of foreign government officials (Art. 322septies Penal Code) and forgery of documents (Art. 251 Penal Code). Interholco AG, a wood trading company headquartered in Baar, is a subsidiary of th
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