BHP

Puerto Colombia · 11°00′ N 74°57′ W

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  • Large pieces of hardwood charcoal piled in front of stacked sacksReference image
Large, solid piecesWhole hardwood pieces, not dust or fines.

BHPColombian charcoal exporter

Artisanal hardwood charcoal from traditional earth kilns, packed to your presentation and loaded in 40 HC containers at Puerto Colombia.

From our kilns to your port

Departure
Puerto Colombia, Atlántico
Office position
11°00′ N 74°57′ W

The charcoal itself

Dense hardwood charcoal in large, solid pieces from slow carbonization in earth kilns. It lights clean and holds a steady heat on the grill for about 4 to 5 hours.

Close-up of charcoal pieces showing the wood grain on their cut endsReference image
Fully carbonizedThe grain stays visible through the whole piece.
Charcoal pieces glowing orange as embersReference image
4–5 hours on the grillLong, even embers for restaurants and grills.

From kiln to container

The same operation in the order the charcoal moves. Every step is photographed on site.

  1. The kiln is built by hand

    Local crews stack the wood and cover it with straw and earth, the traditional way charcoal is made on the Caribbean coast.

    Three workers covering a stacked-wood kiln with straw, one on a wooden ladder
  2. Slow carbonization in earth

    Sealed under earth, the wood turns to charcoal slowly. That is what gives the long, steady burn on the grill.

    Traditional earth kiln sealed with soil in a forest clearing
  3. Packed to the buyer’s presentation

    10 lb / 4.54 kg retail bags or bulk woven sacks, stacked on pallets and kept covered until loading.

    Pallets of packed charcoal bags under cover in the warehouseWorker stacking red charcoal bags on pallets beside bulk sacks and a container at sunset
  4. Loaded wall by wall

    Each 40 HC container is stowed tight, floor to ceiling, for an estimated 23 to 25 tonnes.

    Open container stacked floor to ceiling with black and red 10 lb charcoal bagsWall of red and black charcoal bags filling the full width of a containerLong view down a 40 HC container toward the stacked charcoal load at the far end
  5. Dispatched to port

    The container is sealed and leaves for port, with commercial follow-up from our office until it ships.

    Worker in safety gear beside a loaded container on a trailer, ready for dispatch

Cargo particulars

The figures a buyer asks for first. Load per container and burn time are estimates.

Ask for the technical sheet
Particulars of a 40 HC shipment
Container40HC
Net load per container23–25test.
Grill burn time4–5happrox.
PackingLaminated polypropylene bags · 10 lb / 4.54 kg retail bags or bulk sacks
ProductArtisanal hardwood charcoal
OriginColombian Caribbean

Where our charcoal goes

We already ship from Puerto Colombia to these six markets, and quote to any other port. Choose a market to start a quote with that destination.

Puerto Colombia, Colombia

Current markets

Any other destination, on request

Routes are schematic. We quote shipments to any port in the world.

Our office in Puerto Colombia

Every order is coordinated from our office on the Atlántico coast: quotes, documentation, and follow-up until the container ships. You are welcome to visit.

Office position
11°00′ N 74°57′ W
Address
Calle 12A #13-75, Puerto Colombia, Atlántico, Colombia
Mobile · WhatsApp
+57 302 357 3940 · WhatsApp
BHP office reception with the sign “Encendemos su productividad”
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Request a quote

Tell us where it goes and how much you need. We answer by email or WhatsApp.

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