Roundwood logs
Bark-on and freshly harvested log stacks with clear end-grain, diameter mix, and yard markings for inventory. Suited to mills and traders who need consistent roundwood feedstock from Mozambique.
Import Only · Mozambique
Timber
We import timber from Mozambique for qualified buyers, covering roundwood, graded yard lots, sawn hardwood, and transport-ready loads with a clear origin-to-buyer path.
Import only. We source timber from Mozambique. We do not export timber from Taiwan.
Sun Media imports timber from Mozambique partner yards and processing compounds: round logs, marked inventory lots, primary-sawn hardwood, and road-secured loads. Share species preference, form (logs or planks), approximate volume, and destination. We respond with a clear import trade path.
Trade Model
Source in Mozambique. Import with clarity.
Our timber lane is built for buyers who need reliable African hardwood supply, not speculative commodity language.
Source
Work with Mozambique forestry and yard partners for roundwood and sawn lots that match the inquiry.
Prepare
Confirm form, markings, and volume readiness at yard or mill before inland movement and shipment planning.
Import
Move timber to qualified buyers with a clear import path from origin through delivery discussion.
Supply Focus
Timber forms we import
Species, grades, moisture, and dimensions are confirmed per inquiry. These categories reflect the forms currently represented in our Mozambique timber supply.
Sawn hardwood planks
Sticker-stacked, strap-bound reddish-brown hardwood boards stored under cover. For buyers who need plank form with visible grain and warehouse-ready bundling rather than whole logs.
Graded yard lots
Outdoor piles with chalk or paint lot marks on cut ends, supporting volume tallies and handover tracking before inland haulage or further processing.
Transport-ready loads
Cable- and chain-secured truck loads of large-diameter logs on forest and yard roads, showing how volume moves from landing to mill, staging, or onward logistics.
Material Gallery
What each shipment looks like
From end-grain log stacks and rural processing yards to sawn hardwood planks and road-ready loads, each view shows how Mozambique timber is staged before import.
End-grain log stack
Tight stack of roundwood with freshly sawn faces facing the camera. Warm amber heartwood, clear concentric growth rings, and radial checks sit against thick grey-brown bark, a classic quality and species reading for buyers reviewing raw log lots.
Origin yard at dusk
Industrial forestry yard with high horizontal log stacks on muddy ground, a yellow loader in the mid-ground, and dense forest on the horizon. Warm low light on the cut ends signals active staging volume at origin before inland or export movement.
Fresh roundwood stack
Dense pile of recently harvested logs under daylight. Cut faces show vivid reddish-brown heartwood, lighter sapwood rings, and fibrous charcoal bark. Useful reference for diameter mix and color when discussing hardwood roundwood supply.
Sawn hardwood planks
Warehouse stacks of thick reddish-brown hardwood boards, separated with stickers for air flow and bound with industrial strapping on a concrete floor. Represents processed lumber ready for volume buyers who need plank form rather than round logs.
Marked yard inventory
Orderly outdoor stack of light tan log ends with dark furrowed bark, set on leaf litter at the forest edge. Yellow paint marking on a prominent face shows how lots are tagged for yard inventory, grading, or handover tracking.
Primary breakdown sawing
Open-air sawmill scene where a horizontal bandsaw cuts a large light-colored log on a green carriage, with coolant at the blade and a hard-hatted operator watching the cut. Shows primary breakdown from roundwood into flitches and boards at origin.
Graded log piles
Broad clearing with several bark-on log piles. Cut ends show pale sapwood around darker reddish heartwood, and chalk numbers on faces support lot identification and volume tallies before transport or further processing.
Debarked forest-side logs
Clusters of long logs with bark removed, revealing smooth reddish-brown and mahogany-toned wood on a dry leaf litter floor among sparse trees. Typical forest-side or landing staging after felling and debarking, before trucking to mill or yard.
Rural processing compound
Working compound with a raw bark-on log stack, reddish sawdust mound, tire-tracked dirt yard, and an open-sided corrugated metal shed against tropical vegetation. Captures small-to-mid scale origin processing and storage conditions.
Road-loaded roundwood
Heavy flatbed trailer on a red tropical dirt road, piled high with large-diameter bark-on logs secured by cables, dense green forest and clear sky behind. Shows inland haulage capacity from forest landing toward mill, port, or staging yard.
Secured transport load
Side profile of a white tractor and blue flatbed stacked with multiple tiers of large logs, ropes and chains securing the cargo, a high-visibility worker on top of the load. White end tags on several faces support lot tracing during road transport.
For Buyers
What timber buyers can expect
We keep expectations practical: origin clarity, workable volumes, and an import process explained at a high level.
- Origin confirmed as Mozambique supply for this division
- Form and lot description confirmed before quotation (logs, planks, or mixed)
- Volume readiness discussed against your timeline and destination
- High-level import process guidance for qualified B2B partners