In February 2014, a certification violation by Swedwood, a subsidiary of IKEA, resulted in the suspension of its certification and of operations in the Karelia forest in northwestern Russian Federation (Daily Mail, 2014). The certificate was reinstated in March 2014 following an independent review of the audit findings (Rainforest Alliance, 2014). Revisions to the SFI standard are expected to include new performance measures to address biodiversity protection, rights for indigenous peoples, and an expanded definition of "controversial sources" that are not allowed in SFI-labelled products.