How is red sandalwood harvested and sold?
Quick answerAfter Forest Department permission, trees are felled and the timber is graded by heartwood content, dimension and quality, then sold through the legal channels available at that time, with buyback assistance where your agreement includes it. Timing and realised prices are variable and not guaranteed.
Harvest proceeds under permission, followed by grading (value is grade-driven) and sale through lawful channels; exports require CITES/DGFT compliance.
Where your written agreement includes buyback assistance, its terms are contractual, read them carefully and take independent legal advice. What cannot be promised today is the exact price or timing years ahead.
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