Reshaping Timber Flows From Forest to Market

16.04.2026. The Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea–Suez Canal corridor form a central bridge linking Asia and the Middle East with European markets. Any instability in these routes immediately reverberates through global supply chains. African hardwood exports to Europe benefit from a structural advantage: they largely bypass the geopolitical chokepoints.

#WhyWoodMatters: 3 Ways Reliability Transforms Your Supply Chain

03.07.2025. Never have wood processors been more focused on securing a steady supply capable of meeting client expectations—without disruptions or soaring costs.

Pain Point:

Logistics disruptions—whether due to port congestion or trade tariffs—can break the delivery of certain species. The consequences? Financial losses, missed deadlines, and unfulfilled commitments.

Solution:

With continuous access to 1.16 million hectares of natural forest, sustainably managed and audited on-site each year, we ensure a reliable supply of high-quality tropical hardwoods.

Talking wood: "Logistics is first and foremost my passion"

01.04.2021. INTERHOLCO takes the ecological transition on board via a river-railway alliance in the Republic of Congo.