Frequently Asked Questions — Pacific Forest

What countries does Pacific Forest source wood from?

Pacific Forest sources wood products from across South America, including Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela. Species availability varies by country of origin.

Does Pacific Forest sell directly to importers?

Yes. Pacific Forest operates as a commercial principal in every transaction, assuming full legal and financial ownership of each shipment. The company sells directly to importers, distributors, and commercial buyers worldwide.

What wood products does Pacific Forest export?

Pacific Forest exports sawn wood, remanufactured wood, wood logs, sheets, and tropical hardwoods. Species include Radiata Pine, Eucalyptus Regnans, Eucalyptus Grandis, South American Pine, Teak, Cumaru, Garapa, Cumala, Curupaú, Cachimbo Blanco, and Marupa.

What export documentation does Pacific Forest provide?

Pacific Forest manages all export documentation from origin to destination, including phytosanitary certificates and trade compliance documents.

Which markets does Pacific Forest serve?

Pacific Forest exports to buyers in Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.

How can I contact Pacific Forest?

Contact Pacific Forest directly by phone or WhatsApp at +56 9 6218 9549 or by email at contact@pacificforest.info. The company is headquartered in Concepción, Chile.

Is Pacific Forest FSC certified?

Yes. Pacific Forest holds FSC™ Chain of Custody certification, license code FSC-C011355, issued in 2009 and valid through September 2029. This certification guarantees full traceability of wood products from responsibly managed forests through to export shipment. FSC-certified products include sawn wood, logs, panels, veneer, and construction timber, primarily in Radiata Pine and Eucalyptus species.

What is the minimum order quantity?

The standard minimum order is one 40-foot container (1×40′). Exceptions may apply depending on the product type, in which case a 20-foot container (1×20′) may be considered.

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