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QHD International Trading is based in Hanoi, Viet Nam and currently lists five active products in its catalogue. The offerings cover both raw timber and processed wood panels, with entries that fall under HS chapter 44 for wood and wood products. The product list includes Commercial Plywood (HS 4412.31) made from bintangor, okoume, keruing and red canarium, Film Face Plywood (HS 4412.33) of mixed wood, and three European‑origin hardwood logs - Ash (HS 4403.95), White Oak (HS 4403.91) and Beech (HS 4403.95). Each entry specifies the primary wood material, indicating the supplier’s focus on a mix of tropical and temperate species. The catalogue does not include additional processing steps beyond the listed forms.
The timber entries are classified as hardwood logs, a category commonly measured in cubic meters or board feet for export contracts. The plywood items are classified as veneer‑plywood panels, typically supplied in standard sheet sizes such as 1220 mm × 2440 mm. All five items are recorded under the HS codes that correspond to either solid wood logs (4403) or plywood panels (4412). The supplier’s product mix reflects the regional availability of tropical species in Vietnam and the demand for European hardwoods in high‑grade furniture markets.
The catalogue shows two plywood variants and three hardwood log types. Commercial Plywood is produced from tropical species (bintangor, okoume, keruing, red canarium) and is classified under HS 4412.31; film‑face plywood uses a mixed wood veneer and falls under HS 4412.33. In the timber segment, Ash and Beech logs share HS 4403.95 while White Oak uses HS 4403.91. Industry practice grades plywood by face quality (A, B, C) and moisture content of 8‑12 %, with sheet thicknesses from 6 mm to 25 mm. Hardwood logs are typically sized 2‑5 m in length and 30‑150 cm in diameter, graded for strength and visual appearance according to EN 1307 or comparable standards.
The commercial plywood is produced from bintangor, okoume, keruing and red canarium, which are tropical hardwoods native to Southeast Asia. This product is classified under HS code 4412.31.
Ash and Beech logs use HS 4403.95, while White Oak logs are recorded under HS 4403.91. All three codes fall under the chapter for solid wood logs.
Export contracts for European hardwood logs usually specify lengths of 2 - 5 m and diameters of 30 - 150 cm, with a moisture content of 8 % - 12 % measured by oven‑dry method. Buyers often request a moisture test report and visual grading according to EN 1307.
Commercial plywood is commonly supplied in grades B/C for interior use, with thicknesses ranging from 6 mm to 25 mm. Film‑face plywood is typically graded A for exterior applications and may include a phenolic film on one side. Both are shipped in standard 1220 mm × 2440 mm sheets with moisture content of 8 % - 12 %.
Buyers typically ask for FSC or PEFC chain‑of‑custody certificates, an ISO 9001 quality management certificate, and a phytosanitary certificate complying with ISPM 15. For plywood, formaldehyde emission compliance (CARB Phase 2 or EN 13986) is also common.
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