Guayacan charcoal
Guayacan hardwood charcoal from Colombia for shisha, restaurant and barbecue, exported by the container.
ColombiaNorthern ColombiaLump hardwoodDense charcoal from northern Colombia
Guayacan trees are originally from the forests of northern Colombia. Their main characteristic is their high density: it is the heaviest charcoal in the world, and one of the best in quality. To recognise a guayacan charcoal, just look at the shine on the tips of the lumps.
It burns for a long time, with white ash and no spark. That is why it works for shisha and hookah, and also for restaurants and barbecue. It is very popular in the Middle East and in North America.
Its quality is certified by laboratories at origin. In a single container we load around 28 tonnes.
Shisha, restaurant and BBQ charcoal
Guayacan charcoal for different kinds of customer.
Restaurant and BBQ
Hard lump charcoal for restaurants and barbecue.
Bags of 20 kg, polypropylene
Packaging
Guayacan charcoal is packed in strong polypropylene bags and loaded in the container, ready to export.
- Polypropylene20 kg
- Per containeraround 28 tonnes
From Colombia to your port
How the charcoal gets from Colombia to the container.
Northern Colombia
The charcoal comes from the north of Colombia.
Screening
The charcoal is screened before it is packed.
Container loading
The bags are placed by hand inside the container, using the maximum space.
Shipping
The container leaves from the ports of Barranquilla and Cartagena.
Our guayacan around the world
Photos of loadings and arrivals of our containers.
Guayacan has already been shipped to Israel and Palestine.
Why buy guayacan charcoal from CHE
CHE is a supplier and exporter of guayacan charcoal from Colombia, sold wholesale by the container.
Certified quality
Quality certified by laboratories at origin, to assure the best guayacan charcoal quality.
Reliable suppliers
After many years working in Colombia, we have contracts with reliable suppliers to offer you the best quality from there.
Made to burn long
No spark, 5 to 6 hours of burning time and 7,100 kcal/kg of heating power.