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Iroko Wood Imported

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Is Iroko Wood Imported From France?
2025-10-16

Iroko wood has earned an international reputation as a versatile hardwood sometimes referred to as "African teak," prized for its strength, coloration, and durability. For manufacturers and consumers seeking reliable, sustainable timber, France stands out as a major European hub of exotic wood trade and finishing. This article explores the critical questions: Is Iroko wood truly imported from France, what is its origin, and how does the French timber market shape its distribution, sustainability, and use? Read More