Sustainable Wholesale South African Charcoal
We hold charcoal stock in South Africa and the UK to mitigate against stock shortages caused by export issues.
We own our manufacturing plant in South Africa and hold additional stock in the UK for a stress free supply chain.
We offer a wide range of ethically and sutainably produced charcoal for global distribution.
From timber harvest right through to distribution and UK stock holding, we manage our entire production process.
“Encroaching Bush” can devastate Namibian nomadic farmlands and inhibits the movement of wildlife.
Under license from the government, we harvest this dense and calorie rich wood to produce top grade, sustainable charcoal.
Our head office in the UK manages orders and also holds stock.
We we can pack onto your branded packaging and ship anywhere in the world at highly competitive rates.
Namibian hardwood has a higher calorific value than most other wood as well as being very dense. These factors make for a slow burning charcoal perfect for catering purposes offering upto 30% more energy than traditional woods such as Beech, Oak and Spruce.
As a highly invasive species of bush, another benefit is that controlled areas can be reharvested every 25 years making it fully sustainable.
Premium grade charcoal that burns longer and hotter than regular charcoal.
High quality, ethically and sustainably produced range of BBQ charcoal products.
We can supply our charcoal in a variety of forms for industrial use including fine powders and grains.
Established in 2003, Direct Charcoal handle operations as well as stock holding from our centrally located UK facilities.
Our South African based production plant processes over 10,000 tonnes of sustainable charcoal every year for global export
Direct Charcoal have been accredited by an array of auditors to ensure our quality control, health and safety, environmental protection and ethics are of the highest standard.
Our packaging is fully recyclable and made from a minimum of 30% recycled products in order to comply with the UK’s recyclability regulations.
