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The National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification has warned against selling, transporting, storing or promoting locally sourced firewood and charcoal, and against using them in commercial establishments. It stressed that a license is required to sell and trade in imported products. The fine for dealing in local firewood is SAR 5,000 per cubic meter or part thereof, rising to SAR 10,000 when it is used commercially. Trading in imported firewood without a license carries a fine of SAR 2,000 following a first warning. The Center said its monitoring and inspection campaigns would continue, and urged anyone wishing to sell imported firewood or charcoal to apply for a license through its official website.
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