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Ave Balboa and Via Italia PH Plaza Paitilla, Office 47D. Thank you for contacting us, we will reply back as soon as posible. A company producing sustainable forest products with environmentally friendly methods. Timber has outperformed all major stock indexes over the past 30 years. It offers a solid return on investment and a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Why Panama Teak Forestry? Panama Teak Forestry is a certified green investment.
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