
Forestry production and export of logs, wood chips and biomass. From the forest to the port, with an integrated chain and complete documentation.
JBC Forest is a Brazilian forestry company based in Canela, in the highlands of Rio Grande do Sul, producing and trading timber since 2016.
Our operation follows the chain from forest to vessel: harvesting, cross-cutting, debarking, processing, grading and loading. Shipment is made through various ports across Brazil.
The company is formally structured for foreign trade, with dedicated legal and commercial advisory, to meet international demand under the same documentary standard that banks and foreign buyers require in an export transaction.

We supply eucalyptus and pine as logs, chips and biomass, with or without bark, according to buyer specification and the phytosanitary requirements of the destination.
Diameter and length to order. Anti-split plates and fumigation on request.
Mechanically debarked. Suited to destinations with phytosanitary restrictions on bark.
Planted pine from southern Brazil. Graded by diameter and length.
Debarked and graded, ready for breakbulk or container shipment.
Screen-controlled particle size. Quoted in MT or BDMT, defined at order.
Chipped at our own yard. Batch sampling before shipment.
Forest biomass for energy generation. Moisture reported per batch.
Sawn eucalyptus and pine. Dimensions and volumes on request.
Dimensions, lengths, volumes and lead times are defined per transaction. Send us your specification and we will revert with availability and pricing.
Every stage is executed and recorded. That is what allows us to answer a buyer's or a bank's due diligence with documents rather than promises.
Eucalyptus and pine plantations in southern Brazil, with Rural Environmental Registry (CAR) for the areas.
Felling, cross-cutting to ordered lengths and haulage to the yard.
Debarking, chipping, anti-split plates and phosphine fumigation where the destination requires.
Batch sampling, particle-size control and cargo identification prior to loading.
Issue of the export declaration, phytosanitary documentation and loading at the port designated for each shipment.

To respond with an accurate price we need four things: product, volume, unit of measure and destination port. Without them, any figure would be an estimate.