Vp Trading
Produces split and kiln-dried firewood in Lithuania for buyers in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France and England
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Vp Trading
VP Trading produces split and kiln-dried firewood in Anykščiai, Lithuania. It prepares birch, alder, oak, ash and hornbeam firewood and packs it in wooden crates or as firewood in bags on pallets.
Customers are firewood buyers who request a quotation based on quantity, packaging and delivery location. Products are offered in 1 m³ and 1.8 m³ units as well as in bags.
Founded in 2010, the company is based in Anykščiai and exports to the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France and England. It holds an FSC Chain of Custody certificate covering the production and sale of firewood.
Product: Split and kiln-dried firewood (birch, alder, oak, ash, hornbeam) packed in wooden crates or bags on pallets.
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