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영림목재㈜

Incheon, South Korea

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Younglim Timber Co., Ltd. was founded in 1969 and has been committed to the wood industry for over five decades. The company deals with special wood, pre-cut wood structures, parquet, wood panels, and logistics solutions. It offers products like Accoya®, Color Grey, CarbonArt, Fireno® and Grad® and has presence at various locations including Dangjin, Cheongna, and Anhui in China. Younglim is the first company in South Korea to receive an EPAL certification for pallets and packaging. The firm operates across three generations and provides pre-cut wood structures within only three days through its precise factory processing.

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