DOUSSI (Afzelia africana) TRADE NAME Doussi SCIENTIFIC NAME Afzelia africana Smith FAMILY LEGUMINOSAE COMMON NAMES Kpendei (Sierra Leone); Pau conta (Guinea-Bissau); Lingue (Guinea); Lingue (Burkina Faso); Afzelia (United States of America); N'kokongo (Congo); M'banga (Cameroon); N'kokongo (Angola); Yoruba bilinga; Yada; Wokpa; Upa; Rhodesian mahogany; Pepe; Pau konta; Papoa; Papawu; Papao-baum; Opapeh; Opapao; Olombi; Ngboro; Meli; Mboro; Mbokora; Mahogany bean tree; Mahogany bean; Liwamba; Lengue; Kukpalik; Kuanguli; Kpendi-kpoli; Kpendi-guli; Kpendi-deli; Kpaliga; Kpalga; Kpa-kpa; Kontah; Kinkalaga; Kawo; Kapalaga; Kakala; Hol; Gongo; Gbleteo; Gbende; Gayohi; Gayo; Chanfuta (Portugal); Afzelia (Germany); Afzelia (United Kingdom); Chanfuta (United States of America); Mbembakofi (Tanzania); Mkora (Tanzania); Chanfuta (Mozambique); Mussacossa (Mozambique); Uvala (Angola); Bolengu (Zaire); N`kokongo (Angola); N`kokongo (Congo); Doussie (Cameroon); M`banga (Cameroon); Aligna (Nigeria); Apa (Nigeria); Papao (Ghana); Azodau (Cte d`Ivoire); Lingue (Cte d`Ivoire); Lingue (Senegal); Pauconta (Guinea-Bissau); Fok; Douissie; Counter wood; Bodjembo; Bilinga; Beyo; Balawo-kudu; Balawao-kudu; Bachi; Baa; Azza; Ayan; Ariyan; Arachi; Alinyan; Akpela; Akpalata; Aja; Ahanta; Adya; Adja
Teak logs, cocoa, cinchona bark, timber, scrap and general merchandise.
Logs and lumber for several species, eg: afzelia dousie / afzelia pachyloba, teak, tali, black woods, wenge /rosewood, eucalyptus gandis, mvule /iroko, mahogany, pine, etc., we also wood export wood byproducts to include hardwood charcoal, wood shavings, briquettes, etc we also export all sorts of agro produce ie..cereal, passion fruits, bananas, mandarin, guanaban (soursop), papaya, cocoa fruit, avocado, jack fruit, beans, millet, lime, potatoes of all kinds, rice, dried cassava, sugar canes, etc, and all are organic..
Tropical hard (iroko, mahogany,doussie, teak), logistics and we also partner with dealers of macadamia, cocoa, coffee beans, cotton, chicken and beef.Logistics.
