Crates marked "Ply Cedar" are loaded onto a container ship. On December 6th 1999 Greenpeace activists Paulo Adario and Manuel Pinto identified an illegal supply of logs in the yard of Eidai do Brasil, a Japanese export logging company in Icoarai municipality of the Para State, Brazil. The activists stopped a truck leaving a mill from the Para state carrying "faveira" [timber used in the plywood industry, the cargo was not accompanied by ATPF documents. [Authorisation for Forest Products Transport] which is illegal. Activists marked the logs with special dye and then tracked them to the Eidai facility, where the logs were identified. IBAMA then fined Eidai do Brasil for being in possession of the logs.