Maderera Andina S.A.C.
Headquartered in Peru
Wood products company founded in 1974 with plants in Lima and Piura, producing kiln-dried wooden pallets for the agro-export sector at a stated capacity of about 80,000 pallets per month and holding FSC chain-of-custody certification since 2020.
Product type
Regions served
Latin America
Countries
Peru
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