treated, farmed wood

The farmed wood - eucalyptus and pinus - introduction was one of great importance in Brazil.

In order to replace native wood extractivism, Brazil started the eucalyptus and pinus cultures, where they adapted perfectly to climate and soil conditions, providing a product with quicker harvests than native species, greater logs uniformity, easier handling throughout the process. Counting with great technological knowledge, developed in researches around the world.

All contributing for greater productivity, being for paper and cellulose industry or providing treated wood for both rural and urban construction.