NZLE
NEW ZEALAND LUMBER EXPORTS
ABOUT
NZLE - New Zealand Lumber Exports is a family business based in Auckland - New Zealand operating since 2006. Combined, our staff have more than 50 years of experience in the timber and furniture industry.
We specialise in exporting Pine products from Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, South Africa, Spain and Uruguay to Asia.
No matter how unique your request is, you can count on us to find the right solution for you. Are you a sawmill looking for a channel into the Asian markets? We can help you with that. Get in touch with us today.
COVERAGE AND PRODUCTS
MARKETS
At NZLE, we specialise in selling timber products to Australasia.
We currently service the following markets: Australia, China, Indonesia Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
SOURCING
We source sustainable timber from Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain and Uruguay.
PRODUCTS
Kiln dried Radiata, Taeda and Elliottii Pine for furniture manufacturing, packaging, pallets, pellets and fencing in custom dimensions and grades.
New Zealand Lumber Exports Ltd is committed to sourcing from responsibly managed forestry. All our wood is from well-managed plantations.
New Zealand Lumber Exports is Chain of Custody certified for FSC MIX CREDIT timber using the transfer system. This verifies that our lumber carrying the FSC® label has been grown, milled and delivered in compliance with the strict requirements of the FSC®. FSC® certificate and invoice can be provided but must be agreed upon at the time of contract as it cannot be supplied retrospectively.
ENVIRONMENTAL
When FSC®-certified timber is not available, we source wood responsibly under strict sustainability and ethical standards. We never use wood that is illegally harvested, linked to human or traditional land rights violations, taken from protected or environmentally sensitive forests, or sourced from forests converted for non-forest use. We also exclude wood from genetically modified trees and ensure all sourcing complies with internationally recognised labour standards, including the ILO Core Conventions.