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Oribib Firewood
Namibian Hardwood
Export Grade, Moisture-Tested, Ready for Wholesale
We supply moisture-tested Namibian Mopane hardwood firewood to import and wholesale buyers in Namibia, the UK, the Middle East, and South Africa. FOB Walvis Bay for export orders; FOB Farm for regional South African and Namibian buyers
ABOUT US
ABOUT US
Why Oribib
Why Oribib
Oribib Firewood is a 100% Namibian-owned exporter of premium Mopane hardwood firewood, sourced and processed at our own farm operation, Farm Oribib 33A, in the Kunene Region. We supply consistent, quality-graded volume to import and distribution buyers.
Every batch is moisture-tested before packaging, with results shared with the client ahead of shipment. Mopane is one of the densest, longest-burning hardwoods available from southern Africa, and it's the only species we currently supply.
We're happy to fulfil one-time orders, but we're built for buyers looking for a reliable, repeat supply relationship, and we structure our operation around exactly that.
SERVICES
SERVICES
Services / What We Supply
Services / What We Supply
Product: Mopane hardwood firewood, cut and graded to your specification
Quality standard: Moisture-tested, results shared with the client ahead of shipment
Export (UK, Middle East): Shipped via Walvis Bay. Standard unit is a 40ft container, approximately 25 tonnes. FOB Walvis Bay.
South Africa: Delivered by road. Standard unit is a 35-tonne truck. FOB Farm Oribib.
Namibia (local): FOB Farm Oribib. Quantity and collection arranged directly, get in touch and we'll work out what suits you.
Packaging: Bagged or bulk, tell us your preferred format and we'll quote accordingly
Sourcing Firewood for Import or Wholesale Distribution?
Sourcing Firewood for Import or Wholesale Distribution?
Tell us your intended use, order frequency, and preferred format (bagged or bulk), and we'll come back with full specs, documentation, and a quote.
QUESTIONS?
QUESTIONS?
If there is anything you are curious about,
pleases do not hesitate.
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