Baltic Forest

Baltic Forest Company is a modern full-cycle woodworking company specializing in the production of high-quality products from oak, birch, and linden. Their diverse product range includes oak and birch edge glued panels, oak window scantlings, fuel chips, and linden planed products. With a focus on sustainable and dynamic development, Baltic Forest Company aims to compete with and surpass Western counterparts by implementing technological innovations and promoting a global benchmark for the public good. As the largest exporter of glued products in the region, they have established a strong presence in central Europe and Scandinavia, serving customers in Germany, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and other countries.

Founded in 2008 by Rainer Rehe, Baltic Forest Products OÜ has a rich history rooted in the plywood and furniture industry of Estonia. Over the years, the company has evolved to become a highly valued supplier of furniture components to various industries, including home and office furniture, packaging, and parquet. Their commitment to values such as a solicitous attitude towards the forest, compliance with the highest quality standards, and continuous development has set them apart in the market. With a sales office in Germany and exports to over 15 countries in Europe and beyond, Baltic Forest Company continues to expand its geographic presence and customer base.

Driven by a mission to create production that benefits society for many decades, Baltic Forest Company emphasizes collective work for the common good and leadership in excellence. Their dedication to preserving history and nature while meeting the needs of their customers underscores their commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices. As they continue to optimize their enterprise and actively engage in the public life of the region, Baltic Forest Company remains open to cooperation and partnerships to further their mission. With a focus on continuous development and a forward-looking approach, they are poised for a promising future in the woodworking industry.