Pine Belt Global connects pulpwood and wood chip suppliers across Virginia, South Carolina, and North Carolina with international buyers who need a reliable source. We manage chip quality control, fumigation and treatment coordination, and freight forwarding as a single point of contact, so suppliers and buyers do not have to build a sourcing network from scratch.
Local buyers are overrun with chips and prices have dropped. You did your part growing and harvesting it. Finding a buyer shouldn't feel like a second job.
Domestic supplier relationships are hard to build from overseas. Quality control and freight coordination take time and expertise most buyers don't have in-house. A bad shipment costs more than the material.
Pine Belt Global was built to bridge the gap between Southeastern pulpwood surplus and overseas demand. Most exporters expect buyers to build their own network of contacts. We handle chip quality verification, fumigation and treatment coordination, and freight forwarding as a single point of contact, and we work across multiple regions and partners instead of tying you to one market.
About Pine Belt Global →The process is the same whether you're a supplier or a buyer. One relationship replaces a dozen vendors.
Tell us what you have or what you need. One conversation is enough to understand whether we're the right fit.
We match supply with demand, verify chip quality, coordinate fumigation and treatment, and manage freight forwarding. You don't coordinate any of it.
Product ships to spec and on schedule, with quality control and logistics handled from source to port.
You grow it, cut it, and haul it. We handle what comes after, finding buyers, managing export logistics, and coordinating delivery from your site to the port.
You need consistent supply, verified quality, and a single point of contact who understands international freight. We manage sourcing and logistics end to end so you don't have to build that network yourself.
Whether you're a Southeastern supplier looking for a reliable export buyer, or an international buyer looking for consistent US supply, the conversation starts here.
