BRICAPAR S.A. · Asunción, Paraguay

Charcoal manufacturer and exporter from Paraguay

White Quebracho lump charcoal, traceable hardwood programs and charcoal briquettes for importers, distributors, food-service suppliers and private-label buyers.

Glowing lump charcoal ready for cooking

Product specifications, packaging and shipment documentation are confirmed against each buyer’s brief before order.

Established 1997Industrial experience through BRICAPAR S.A.
Manufacturer & exporterProduction, conditioning and packaging in Paraguay
Four product programsLump charcoal and briquettes for distinct markets
Private-label capablePackaging discussions built around buyer requirements

Product portfolio

Choose the fuel program that fits your market.

Each line has a separate raw-material story, buyer use case and documentation pathway. Final grades, packaging and performance values belong in the confirmed quotation—not in assumptions.

01 Graded lump charcoal at a BRICAPAR production facility

100% White Quebracho Lump Charcoal

A dense Paraguayan hardwood program for restaurant, food-service, wholesale and private-label buyers.

  • Restaurant applications
  • Hardwood lump
  • Private label
View White Quebracho charcoal
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50% Viñal + 50% Eucalyptus

A defined-species blend designed for buyers who need a documented-origin and traceability conversation.

  • Defined blend
  • EU buyer focus
  • Documentation-led
Explore the traceable blend
03 BRICAPAR charcoal briquettes shown beside export packaging

White Quebracho Charcoal Briquettes

Consistent-format briquettes made from White Quebracho charcoal fines for barbecue, food service, retail and private label.

  • Uniform format
  • Wholesale
  • Retail programs
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Viñal Charcoal Briquettes

A separate Viñal-based briquette program for buyers assessing traceable raw material and European-market documentation.

  • Viñal feedstock
  • Traceability focus
  • Buyer-specific testing
View Viñal briquettes

A real industrial counterpart

From raw-material control to export-ready presentation.

BRICAPAR S.A. was established in 1997 to produce, condition, package and export charcoal products. This site gives professional buyers a direct route to the relevant product and commercial discussion.

  • Separate pages and enquiries for lump charcoal and briquette programs
  • Private-label and packaging requirements captured at the start
  • Quality parameters requested and confirmed for the intended market
  • Traceability and regulatory documents discussed as a defined workstream
About BRICAPAR S.A.
Aerial view of a BRICAPAR industrial facility in Paraguay

Built around the buyer brief

Four questions shape a useful quotation.

The most productive first conversation is specific about the product, destination and commercial format.

ApplicationRestaurant, barbecue retail, distribution or private label.
Product formatLump grade, briquette type and target performance.
PackagingBag or carton concept, weight, artwork and language needs.

Traceability for European buyers

EUDR preparation is a supply-chain data question.

Wood charcoal under CN 4402 is within the EUDR product scope. The relevant discussion includes species, country of production, plot geolocation, production period, legality evidence, segregation and the information an EU operator needs for due diligence.

We do not describe a product as “EUDR approved.” The EU regulation places duties on operators and traders, and the supporting data must be assessed for the actual supply chain and shipment.

Read our traceability and EUDR approach
BRICAPAR production, graded charcoal, transport and packaged product

From enquiry to shipment planning

A clear path to a qualified commercial discussion.

No generic “best price” form. The process collects the details needed to discuss product fit responsibly.

  1. Define the needProduct, use, destination and expected quantity.
  2. Align specificationsGrade, packaging and quality criteria for the market.
  3. Review documentsCommercial, test and traceability requirements are identified.
  4. Plan supplyCommercial terms and shipment details are confirmed in writing.

Start a commercial conversation

Tell us what your market needs.

Share the product, packaging format, estimated quantity and destination port. Our export team can then discuss specifications, documentation and commercial fit.