This buying requirement is still open: DA Global Sourcing, a Vietnam-based importer, continues to look for sawmills, forestry companies and exporters in Cameroon, Congo and the Central African Republic that can supply Tali (also known as Ironwood) (Erythrophleum ivorense / suaveolens) round logs, recurring at 28-35 containers / month. We are relisting this demand so suppliers who missed our earlier posting, or who only recently started searching, can reach us directly.
A Standing Requirement, Not a One-Time Order
Tali is a very dense, highly durable hardwood used across heavy construction, decking, railway sleepers and marine structures — its strength and resistance to decay make it a reliable choice for structural applications. Our monthly requirement for it has not changed; we are posting it again because the need is ongoing and we would rather reach more qualified suppliers than let one listing go stale.
What We Are Looking For
We purchase Tali primarily as round logs, forestry-prepared and marked per piece for export, exactly as shown in the log-yard photos above. Exact dimensions and grading are agreed per shipment based on what you currently have available.
- Recurring volume of 28-35 containers / month, on an ongoing monthly basis
- Round logs, forestry-prepared and numbered per piece
- Legal, traceable origin with a phytosanitary certificate, fumigation certificate and, where applicable, FLEGT / timber-legality documentation
- A supplier able to sustain this volume reliably every month — not a one-off shipment
- FOB or CIF terms — whichever your company is set up to handle; target price negotiable based on your best offer
Why We Keep This Listing Active
Many of our recurring wood categories stay posted for an extended period simply because the underlying demand is recurring — we process a fixed monthly intake and rarely close a supplier search the moment we get one reply, since a single supplier's capacity can vary month to month. If your operation can commit to a stable monthly supply schedule, even partially, we are open to combining stock from a small group of partners to reach the full volume.
We never ask suppliers to pay any fee upfront. If anyone contacts you claiming to represent DA Global Sourcing and requests a payment before shipment, verify directly through our official contact details below.
How the Process Works
- Share your available Tali stock, typical dimensions and realistic monthly capacity
- We review photos, documentation and, where relevant, request a sample or inspection
- We agree on quotation, Incoterms and a recurring monthly shipment schedule
- Logistics and import clearance are coordinated on our end through to delivery in Vietnam, shipment after shipment
About DA Global Sourcing
DA Global Sourcing is a sourcing and supply-chain company based in Hai Phong, Vietnam, importing raw materials — including tropical hardwood logs and squared timber — for wood processing and furniture manufacturers across the country. We are currently sourcing directly from suppliers in Africa, the Americas and Oceania.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a new requirement or the same demand posted before?
Same standing requirement — we keep this listing open and repost it because the need for Tali (Ironwood) logs is ongoing, not a one-off purchase.
Do you charge suppliers any fee to sell Tali to DA Global Sourcing?
No. We never ask suppliers to pay any fee upfront. If anyone contacts you claiming to represent us and asks for payment before shipment, verify directly through our official contact details below.
What volume of Tali logs are you looking to buy per month?
28-35 containers / month, on an ongoing monthly basis, from suppliers in Cameroon, Congo and the Central African Republic.
What documents do you require to import Tali into Vietnam?
A phytosanitary certificate and fumigation certificate for every shipment, plus FLEGT / timber-legality documentation where applicable.
How do I start the process to sell Tali to a buyer in Vietnam?
Contact us directly with your available stock, typical dimensions and realistic monthly capacity — we take it from there.