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Actualizado a Marzo de 2026
"COEX Sudamérica Trading – Exportadores directos de maderas tropicales sudamericanas desde 1984. Sin intermediarios. Precios FOB/CIF competitivos para China, India, Europa. Especies: Ipe, Jatoba, Purpleheart, Massaranduba, Teak, etc. Contáctenos para cotizaciones reales.
Owner JOSE LUIS TARAMASCO POLASKY
Negocios de Granos como Soja; Maiz
Our company has positioned itself as a wholesale supplier of exported components extracted from trees and herbs in South and Central America.
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1) Marsdenia condurango: Its bitter bark is traditionally used to treat digestive ailments, gastritis, and ulcers, and in traditional medicine, it has been associated with antitumor effects.
2) Quebracho Blanco Bark: We can export one 16-meter container every two months.
(Aspidosperma quebracho-blanco) is traditionally used in South American folk medicine for its medicinal properties, notably as a respiratory stimulant for asthma and bronchitis. It also acts as an antipyretic (fever reducer), antispasmodic, astringent, and to treat digestive discomfort or headaches. 3) Massaranduba or Chico Zapote Bark: - The bark of Manilkara bidentata, commonly known as balatá, ausubo, or red quinilla, is recognized primarily in the traditional medicine of Amazonian and tropical regions for its medicinal properties, thanks to its high tannin content.
Benefits and traditional uses of the bark:
Astringent Properties: It is commonly used to treat diarrhea and dysentery.
Fever-Reducing Action: It is considered an effective remedy for reducing fever.
Antiseptic/Healing Use: It is used in washes to treat skin conditions and wounds, taking advantage of its antimicrobial properties. Latex Uses: A latex (balata) is extracted from the bark, which, in addition to industrial uses, has been traditionally used to treat oral problems, although its internal consumption should be moderate as it can cause severe constipation.
4) QUININE OR CINCHONA BARK
Cinchona calysaya and succirubra (Cinchona succirubra Pav. ex-Klotsch. Cinchona, Cinchona pubescens) Trees or rarely shrubs, with bitter bark. Stipulates generally large, free, and expired. When mature, often coffee-reddish leaves. Terminal panicle. Conspicuous, fragrant, 4-5-mere flowers; hypanthium densely pubescent, short, glabrescent lobes; corolla hypocrateriform, white, pink, violet, or valvate, pubescent lobes; stamens enclosed, anthers linear, dorsifixed; ovary to bilocular with numerous overlapping lobes Ova, peltately together with the placenta, thin style, 2 obtuse and internally papillose stigmata; annular disc. Ovoid-oblong or subcylindrical capsule, septicidal dehiscence from the base towards the apex; widely winged seeds.
5) BARK OF VIROLA SEBIFERA
The bark of Virola sebifera (known as Ucuúba or Sangre Toro) is valued in traditional Amazonian medicine and cosmetics for its healing, anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and antibacterial properties. Its reddish sap and extracts are used to treat skin conditions, fungal infections, gastritis, and hair problems, in addition to having ceremonial uses.
6) WOOD CHIPS AND RESIN OF GUAIACUM SANCTUM
Guaiacum sanctum is a tree traditionally valued for its medicinal properties and its extremely hard wood. Its resin and bark are primarily used as an anti-inflammatory, diaphoretic (to induce sweating), expectorant, and to relieve rheumatic pain, arthritis, and skin conditions.
7) MACA FROM THE ANDES: - Andean maca (Lepidium meyenii) is an Andean tuber (from Peru and Bolivia) recognized as a superfood and adaptogen, used for thousands of years for its energizing, aphrodisiac, and hormone-regulating properties. Rich in nutrients, it helps improve libido, increase fertility, combat fatigue, and enhance memory.
8) BULL STONES: - Bovine gallstones, also known as calculus bovis, are rare formations in the gallbladder of oxen, highly valued in traditional Asian medicine for their sedative, anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic properties. Due to their scarcity—approximately 200,000 animals are needed to obtain 1 kg—Composition: They consist mainly of cholesterol, bile salts, pigments, and various minerals.
Uses: Primarily used in traditional Chinese medicine and pharmaceuticals to treat liver problems, inflammation, and as sedatives.
Marketing: They are highly valued. Their price depends on their dryness, color (ochre/golden), texture, and size.
BUSINESS INQUIRIES: joseluistaramasco@gmail.com
+34657740266
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WE ARE IN THE MIDST OF MUNG BEAN HARVEST
YOU CAN MAKE YOUR PURCHASES WITH US.
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Guaiacum sanctum resin, with CITES certificate. We are ready to export. Minimum order 200 kilograms.
WITH CITES CERTIFCATE
If you own a natural medicine or herbalist business in India and/or China and are familiar with the health benefits of Guaiacum sanctum, or if you need to extract the active ingredients from this tree, we can help you by exporting this material, either chipped or ground.
Don't hesitate to send us your request; remember that a 40-foot container holds approximately 20 to 22 tons of this material.
We can ship it in Big Bags, or even in bags weighing 25 to 50 kilograms.
Its main traditional medicinal benefits and therapeutic uses include:
Antirheumatic and arthritic action: This is perhaps its most widespread use. It is traditionally used to relieve joint pain, rheumatism, and gout, helping to reduce inflammation.
Sweating (diaphoretic) properties: It is used to promote sweating, which is traditionally associated with the elimination of toxins from the body and the treatment of infectious diseases. Respiratory ailments: Used in infusions to relieve coughs, colds, and bronchitis.
Digestive properties: Helps soothe stomach aches and digestive problems.
Cutaneous and purifying use: Traditionally used to treat skin conditions.
Historical use in venereal diseases: Since the 16th century, guaiac resin has been renowned as a remedy for syphilis and other infections.
+34657740266
joseluistaramasco@gmail.com
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We can export Radiata Pine and Patula Pine wood chips to the pulp and paper industry.
Businesses from 30,000 to 60,000 bdmt per month (BDMT).
FOB price at a South American Pacific port: $148 USD per BDMT.
Business for 12 shipments.
Payment terms: Confirmed, irrevocable, and transferable Letter of Credit (DLC).
An ICPO addressed to me is required.
Once the contract is confirmed, you can visit the facilities.
We do not provide records of previous transactions; we are here to do business, not to facilitate contacts or preliminary visits.
We can offer a 2% commission on the first shipment. joseluistaramasco@gmail.com
+34657740266
No inquiries from researchers without firm business, firebrands, or gossips.
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OPPORTUNITY: MARCH 22, 2026 This is a one-time opportunity. I have 300,000 Teak trees (Tectona Grandis) on a single property.
Good access and nearby ports.
Plantation age: 26 years.
The following dimensions are equivalent to the same.
I want to do business with a reputable company for the entire property.
Speculators need not apply; my interest is primarily in doing business with Chinese companies.
90cm to 130cm: 80%
80cm to 89cm: 10%
131cm to 165cm: 10%
6 to 7 logs are sold with 50% down payment and 50% before the end of the harvest. Contract with its respective clauses. Standing timber available! I only require proof of funds if the buyer is seriously interested!
Interested companies would need to send me a Letter of Intent.
TOTAL VALUE: 10.800.000, 00 USD.
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joseluistaramasco@gmail.com
+34657740266
TRABAJANDO DESDE 1984 EN EL COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL DESDE SUR Y CENTRO AMÉRICA PARA EL MUNDO.
Durante 41 años hemos estado trabajando sin interrupción en los negocios internacionales de maderas desde Sur y Centro América
Nuestra experiencia en los negocios de maderas se ha ido consolidando con negocios reales no solo a países de Asia; hemos exportado a países Europeos; Estados Unidos; Canadá e Islas del Atlántico y el Caribe.
