8 Church Street, St. Helier, Jersey
Tvind operating company
According to the Danish police report, one of several key Jersey-registered offshore companies that ran Tvind (in 1995). A subsidiary trustee of the Farmers Trust
Trustees (1995)
Svend Soerensen
Anne Hansen
Logging, Floryl plantation, Jatoba, Brazilian rainforest.
Executives: Thomas Vaeth, Elly Jensen
See also: Floresta Atlantica (Brazil) Ltd, Fazenda Floresta Jatobà, Floryl Florestadora YPA S/A, Tropical Farming, Bahia Farming.
The purchase of Shell's Floryl plantation six years ago was finalised after long negotiations, and according to the contract the main product was to be wood cellulose. The Tvind spokesman Michael Norling, now leader of the American-Canadian sister organisation Planet Aid, had inspected the forest several times and when the sales contract was written it was mainly in the name of Floresta Atlantica (Brazil) Ltd. The owner was Tropical Farming, based in the tax haven Cayman Islands. Florestica Atlantica then became Fazenda Floresta Jatobà, which has now become Floryl Florestadora YPA S/A. That's the same name it had when owned by Shell. But today's owners are Tvind and UFF's shadow company in the British tax haven of Jersey, Bahia Farming Ltd and Lyle Enterprise. Executives are Thomas Vaeth and Elly Jensen. Vaeth has also been involved in land deals in Belize and Ecuador via Cayman Island-based Tvind companies.
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