About South American Pine
South American Pine refers primarily to Pinus taeda and Pinus elliottii, two closely related species widely planted in managed plantations across Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay. Both species share similar physical properties and are commercially comparable to Southern Yellow Pine, a benchmark species in international timber markets.
Source
Pacific Forest sources South American Pine from managed plantations in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay. All material originates from plantation forestry, not natural forests.
Available Formats
Pacific Forest supplies South American Pine as sawn wood, finger joint boards, and remanufactured timber. Dimensions and grades available according to buyer specifications.
Markets
Pacific Forest exports South American Pine to buyers in Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.