At a standout moment during the 8th National Conexport Congress, Ecotopia Teak showcased its agroforestry innovation: processed teak flooring that redefines sustainable elegance and promises to make a milestone in the export market. Ecotopia Teak’s certified processed teak flooring is not just an aesthetic choice; it is a testament to the company’s ability to merge […]
On a day filled with achievements and celebration, we are pleased to share the graduation of two of our outstanding engineers at Ecotopia Teak: Engineer Ángel Ramos and Engineer Geraldine Vargas. Both have successfully completed their training at the prestigious Exporters Academy, marking a significant milestone in their careers and contributing to the growth and
The General Directorate of Foreign Trade Services of the Ministry of Commerce and Industries (MICI), together with the Faculty of Business Administration and Accounting (FAECO) of the University of Panama (UP), held a panel discussion on Monday with over 180 marketing, logistics, and tourism students, as part of the 41st anniversary of this Academic Unit.
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In order to provide an opportunity for practical learning following current models implemented in Panama regarding mechanization and automation from a commercial perspective in the forestry sector, the Ministry of Environment and professors from the Technological University organized a guided visit to the facilities of Ecotopia Teak company. Ecotopia Teak, located in Genené, Cañita
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The Ministry of Environment and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are pleased to invite Ecotopia Teak to the closing event of the PREMAREF Panama project. This important event will take place on Thursday, June 15, 2023, at the Marriott Panama Hotel, located in the renowned Albrook Mall. The PREMAREF
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Traditional exports such as bananas and shrimp are being joined by other strong players, including palm oil, processed wood, and rum. Since 2019, copper has strongly entered to give a new face to Panamanian exports, increasing from $1.339 billion to $3.303 billion in four years. However, beyond this metal, there is a wider and more
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Bianca Morán is the manager of a Panamanian company that produces high-quality teak in an environmentally friendly manner, and has received recognition in Dubai. About us Ecotopia Teak, S.A., we are a family-owned company dedicated to reforestation, harvesting, and exporting wood from commercial plantations. We work under high production standards and with social responsibility to
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A commercial mission of six companies attended the Dubai International Wood & Wood Machinery Show to showcase their wood offerings. During the event, Ecotopia Teak was awarded the CSR Commitment prize for its commitments to corporate social responsibility. Six Panamanian teak processing companies exhibited for the second consecutive year at the 18th edition of the
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Panama has the first high-capacity and high-precision teak wood processing plant in the region, sourced from forest plantations. The plant is certified in chain of custody by FSC® Forest Stewardship Council and has the capacity to process 1,300 annual shipments of 40-foot containers to certified premium markets. Ecotopia Teak opened its doors on January
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Panama participated last year with certified FSC wood producers in the launch of the country brand “Panama Teak Panamá has the first high-capacity and high-precision teak processing plant from forest plantations. Ecotopia Teak, which inaugurated the plant on January 28th in the locality of Chepo, is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) chain of custody certified
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