LELOI GLOBALTrust & Trade Hub
Vietnam wood manufacturer · EUDR-ready

Plywood and wood products from Vietnam — factory-direct, fully documented.

We manufacture film-faced, commercial and veneer plywood, primed finger-joint moulding and wood components at our two mills in Thanh Hoa and Bac Giang, Vietnam — and ship them with the EUDR, traceability and certification evidence your customs broker and your compliance team will ask for.

6
product lines

Plywood, primed moulding, LVL & wood components — one supplier.

EU · US · JP · KR
export markets

Documentation and packing built for each destination's rules.

EUDR
ready documentation

Geolocation, traceability and legality evidence with every order.

On-ground
team in Vietnam

Our own people walk the factory floor — yours or ours.

LELOI EXIM GLOBAL CO., LTD

Business registration / Tax ID 2802935153 — a registered Vietnamese exporter you can look up.

Where we actually are

No 775 Nguyen Trai Street, Hac Thanh Ward, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam

FSC · CE · CARB P2 / TSCA · ISPM-15

Certificates are issued per product and mill — we send the exact ones covering your order.

Track record

What we actually ship

Two mills, running every month. These are our real numbers — ask and we will show you the bills of lading behind them.

230
containers / month

Combined output of both mills.

13
export markets

Shipped and cleared, not a target list.

40+
repeat buyers

Ordering on a regular programme.

11
years manufacturing

First mill running since 2015.

AN LAM Co., LTD

Dai Giap, Tan Dinh, Bac Ninh, Vietnam

since 2015
100containers / month

Product lines

LVL timber for packingFilm-faced plywoodCommercial plywoodPacking plywood

Ships to

UAE · Japan · India · Australia

Trieu Thai Son Co., LTD

Trieu Son Industrial Park, Dan Luc Commune, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam

since 2018
130containers / month

Product lines

Birch-faced plywood

Ships to

United States

Countries we have shipped to

United StatesCanadaAustraliaUnited KingdomFranceGermanyNetherlandsPolandLithuaniaJapanSouth KoreaIndiaUnited Arab Emirates

🇺🇸 United States · since 2018

Birch-faced plywood

~40 containers / month

Supplied to a distribution network for furniture and household products.

🇫🇷 France · since 2022

Film-faced plywood, 21 × 1250 × 2500 mm

8–10 containers / month

Construction formwork, repeat monthly programme since 2022.

Buyer names withheld out of respect for our customers' confidentiality. References can be arranged once a deal is serious.

Loading, at our own yard

Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 1
Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 2
Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 3
Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 4
Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 5
Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 6
Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 7
Plywood container loading at LELOI factory in Vietnam 8
What goes wrong when you buy from afar

Sourcing from Vietnam shouldn't feel like a gamble

None of these are rare. They are the six ways an overseas wood order quietly goes wrong — and each one is a gap we close, whether you buy from our factory or use us to check someone else's.

You can't tell a factory from a trading desk

The website, the catalogue and the samples look identical. One has presses and a kiln; the other has a laptop and a markup. You only find out which after the deposit clears.

The bulk order doesn't match the sample

The approved sample is flawless. Then the core gets thinner, the glue grade drops, the face grade slips a notch — and you discover it when the container is already at your port.

Your compliance file has holes in it

EUDR needs geolocation and traceability. US buyers ask for CARB P2 / TSCA. Your supplier sends a photo of a certificate and hopes that's enough. It isn't — and the liability is yours, not theirs.

Nobody checks the goods before they sail

You can't fly to Vietnam for every production run. So loading happens unwitnessed, and the first inspection of your own cargo is the one you do after paying freight.

A dispute leaves you with nothing to hold

Chat messages and a pro-forma invoice are not a claim. Without contracts and evidence that stand up under Vietnamese law, there is no realistic route to recover anything.

Mixed orders mean juggling five suppliers

Film-faced from one, moulding from another, pallets from a third — five quality standards, five sets of paperwork, five chances for one late shipment to hold up your container.

EUDR applies from 30 December 2026

If you import wood into the EU, the EUDR obligation is yours

Under the EU Deforestation Regulation, the operator placing goods on the EU market — the importer, not the Vietnamese supplier — files the Due Diligence Statement and carries the legal responsibility. Your supplier cannot do that for you. What they can do is give you evidence solid enough to file on. Most cannot. We built our production records around it.

Plot geolocation

GPS coordinates and polygons (GeoJSON) for the harvest areas behind your order — the format the EU Information System expects.

Batch traceability

Records linking your specific container back to raw material and harvest area, so a spot check doesn't dead-end.

Legality evidence

Harvest permits, species and origin declarations, and mill documentation — organised as a file, not a folder of phone photos.

See a real wood EUDR dossier

We prepare and screen the evidence — we are not a certification body, and the DDS filing remains the EU operator's legal responsibility.

Why us, honestly

Four ways to buy wood from Vietnam

Marketplaces, sourcing agents and inspection firms each solve one piece. We are the manufacturer and the verification layer at once — which is the unusual part.

 B2B marketplaceSourcing agentInspection firmLELOI
You are buying from the actual manufacturerNoNoSometimesYes
Someone physically visits the production lineNoSometimesYesYes
EUDR / traceability documents prepared for youNoNoNoYes
Vietnam-law contracts & dispute-ready evidenceNoNoNoYes
One supplier for mixed wood-product containersSometimesSometimesNoYes
Independent verification of any other supplierNoNoYesYes

means “sometimes, depending on who you get”. If you already have a supplier you trust, use us for verification only — that is a real option, not a consolation prize.

How an order runs

From specification to sealed container

You see evidence at every stage — not a silence that ends with a container at your port.

01

Send your specification

Product, size, thickness, glue grade, face grade, quantity, destination port and Incoterm. Two minutes on the form, or a message on WhatsApp.

02

Get a quote and a sample

We reply within 24 hours with price, lead time and available capacity. Samples ship on request so you approve the real thing before committing.

03

Production with evidence

You receive production photos, in-line QC records and the compliance pack — EUDR geolocation, traceability and legality documents — as the order is built, not after.

04

Loading you can witness

Pre-shipment inspection and loading photos before the container seals, then full export documentation handed over for customs at your end.

Inside our factory

Thanh Hoa and Bac Giang, Vietnam — planted-forest timber, veneer peeling, hot press and finishing lines. These are our own lines, photographed on site.

LELOI plywood factory in Vietnam — production line 1
LELOI plywood factory in Vietnam — production line 2
LELOI plywood factory in Vietnam — production line 3
LELOI plywood factory in Vietnam — production line 4
LELOI plywood factory in Vietnam — production line 5
LELOI plywood factory in Vietnam — production line 6
Beyond our own goods

We also de-risk Vietnam for you

Buying from another Vietnamese supplier? These services work on anyone's goods — including ours.

Most popular

SellerCheck — Supplier Verification

Know exactly who you're wiring to

We verify the legal identity, registration, export history and real factory of any Vietnamese supplier — before you wire a deposit. Includes a dispute-ready Vietnam legal-document kit.

Supplier Verify$147

Confirm the supplier is real, legitimate and has actually exported.

Factory Deep-Dive$347$243

Real factory or middleman? True capacity? Our people go on-site.

Trade Shield$759

Safe from deposit to delivery — with us beside you the whole deal.

See SellerCheck plans

Inspection Service

Eyes on your goods before they sail

On-site quality control during production and before loading — quantity, workmanship, packing, container photos — with a written report you can act on while the goods are still in Vietnam.

See inspection options

Trade Representative in Vietnam

Your eyes & hands on the ground

We act as your representative in Vietnam: source and negotiate with suppliers, inspect goods, handle logistics, paperwork and legal — so you can trade confidently from anywhere.

Essential$500/mo

Connect + communicate + basic follow-up

Full$1,200/mo

Negotiation + goods inspection + logistics + legal support

Talk to us
Straight answers

The questions buyers actually ask us

Are you a factory or a trading company?+

We manufacture. We run two mills in Vietnam — Thanh Hoa and Bac Giang — and the factory photos on this site are our own lines, not stock images. For items outside our own production (some LVL, MDF and pellets) we consolidate from partner mills and say so openly on the quote.

What is your minimum order quantity?+

Normally one 20ft or 40ft container per product line. Mixed containers combining plywood, moulding and other wood products are welcome — that is often how new buyers start with us. Tell us your target volume and we will tell you honestly whether it works.

Can you supply the EUDR documents my customs broker needs?+

Yes. Every wood order ships with plot geolocation (GeoJSON), batch-level traceability linking the shipment back to harvest areas, and legality documentation. This is the data your Due Diligence Statement is built from. Note the legal responsibility for filing the DDS remains with you as the EU operator — we supply the evidence, you make the declaration.

Which certifications do you hold?+

FSC, CE, CARB P2 / TSCA Title VI and ISPM-15 heat treatment for packaging. Certificates are issued to the specific product and mill, so we send the exact documents that cover your order rather than a generic bundle — ask and we will match them to your specification.

What payment terms do you offer?+

Typically 30% deposit with the balance against a copy of the bill of lading, or an irrevocable L/C at sight for larger programs. For a first order we would rather agree terms that let you verify us cheaply than push you into a large upfront payment.

How do I know the bulk order will match my approved sample?+

Production photos and QC records during the run, plus pre-shipment inspection before the container is sealed. If you would rather have a third party check it, our Inspection Service does exactly that — including on our own goods, which is the point.

I already have a Vietnamese supplier. Can you just verify them?+

Yes, and we do it regularly. SellerCheck verifies any Vietnamese supplier's legal identity, registration, export history and real production capacity — whether or not you ever buy wood from us. It is a separate paid service with its own report.

How fast can you ship?+

Lead time depends on the product and the season. Packing plywood moves fastest; primed moulding with custom profile tooling takes longest because we cut knives to your drawing. We quote a real date with the price, and tell you early if it slips.

Request a quote

Two minutes to fill in · we reply within 24 hours with price, lead time and availability. No account needed.

Reply within 24h · your info is kept confidential.

Prefer to talk to a person first?

Message us on WhatsApp and you will reach our sales team in Vietnam, not a chatbot. Or verify a supplier you already have — you do not need to buy from us to use that.

LELOI EXIM GLOBAL CO., LTD · Tax ID 2802935153 · No 775 Nguyen Trai Street, Hac Thanh Ward, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam. Verification and inspection services prepare and screen evidence — they are not a certification or legal advice, and final compliance responsibility rests with the importing operator.