Sveza is the first Russian companies to start the supply of plywood in Argentina

Large-format laminated plywood was exported, including one of the specialized products of the company SVEZA Deck 350 – plywood with a marking grid for formwork floors.

Argentina is considered to be a complex market in terms of registration and entry of foreign companies. The beginning of deliveries became possible after receiving the certificate issued by the Argentine Institute of Normalization and Certification (IRAM). It is an organization that is responsible for standardization and certification of products at the state level. The resulting document is a permit for the supply of laminated plywood to the South American country and confirms the compliance of plywood with such important characteristics as strength in chipping and static bending, as well as the level of humidity and formaldehyde emission.

The Argentine market is dominated by local plywood of soft wood (pine and poplar), so durable high-quality birch plywood company “Sveza” is a unique product for the region.

Alexey Lyapunov, export sales Manager at Sveza: “Entering new markets requires careful study. Preparation for the launch of sales in Argentina took the team of “Sveza” about six months. The first cooperation agreements were signed within the framework of the BATEV 2019 construction exhibition.”

The Sveza group has been successfully operating in South America for more than four years. To date, the company’s products are represented in countries such as Chile, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Ecuador and Paraguay.

According to the press service of Sveza