Heiter International Trade (HIT Woodproducts)

Heiter International Trade (HIT Woodproducts) is a reputable family-owned timber processing and export company based in Bremen, Germany. With more than 17 years of experience in the timber trade and export industry, the company has established itself as a key player in providing European hardwood products to a global clientele. Specializing in European hardwoods such as White Oak, Beech, and Ash, HIT Woodproducts offers a wide range of products including unedged lumber, edged lumber, beams, flitches, and logs. Their expertise in handling the logistics process from loading to port of discharge, along with certifications according to PEFC and FSC® standards, ensures a seamless and sustainable supply chain for their customers. HIT Woodproducts prides itself on its commitment to customer satisfaction, with a strong emphasis on quality and reliability. The company's core values include a dedication to providing top-notch products and services, backed by over 20 years of experience in timber export. Their unique selling proposition lies in their ability to offer a diverse range of hardwood species and products, with the flexibility to cater to specific customer demands. As an Approved Exporter by the German customs and registered at the Bremen Chamber of Commerce, HIT Woodproducts is well-equipped to provide proper export documentation, including Certificates of Origin and Phytosanitary Certificates, ensuring compliance with international trade regulations. With a focus on serving markets in Asia and beyond, HIT Woodproducts continues to expand its geographic presence and market reach. The company's leadership, led by founder Mr. Norman L. Heiter and his wife Ms. Martina Heiter, drives a culture of innovation and excellence within the organization. Looking ahead, HIT Woodproducts remains dedicated to maintaining its position as a leading supplier of European hardwood products, while actively seeking opportunities for growth and further establishing its reputation as a trusted partner in the timber industry.