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Little can be found about which wood is used for pencil manufacture, so it is interesting to know that the incense-cedar-cased pencil is one of the most ecologically sound writing products on the market today. Incense-cedar is an abundant, renewable resource that is grown, managed, and harvested on a sustained-yield basis in accordance with the strictest forestry regulations in the world. The annual volume growth of incense-cedar exceeds the annual harvest by a factor of two-to-one, ensuring an ample supply of the species well into the future.