Since the Company´s President diplomatic and business career, we´ve had the opportunity to establish long-term personal and business relationships with different people all over the world based on trust and service.

EXCORP, S.A. was established in Guatemala City in 2008, with the purpose of importing and Exporting of goods and services. In 2012 we initiated business relationship with Chinese companies to supply Wood and Green Coffee among other products.

We have close export partnership relationship with companies in China, Japan, Korea, United States of America and South American countries.

EXCORP, S.A.’s goal is to expand its purchase/ sales business operations towards new markets inside the Asian commerce, where it is known that the demand of fine and exotic products, are of great interest and appraisal.

We look forward to open business partner relationships with companies and entities in Asia´s market to supply and give direct access to the most exotic and great products that are produced in Guatemala and throughout the Central American region with excellence and unique service.

The rain forests of Central America are home to a great diversity of tropical hardwoods. One of the best-known Central American woods is COCOBOLO (Dalbergia retusa), one of the best timbers in the world with a heartwood of variable colors ranging from black, through red and orange, to yellow.Another spectacular wood is the Spanish-cedar (Cedrela odorata and other Cedrela species).

It has aromatic wood, resistant to rot and termites. Spanish-cedar is in the mahogany family, which brings us to another important Central American wood, mahogany (3 species of Swietenia), treasured for its rich, dark, reddish color. A mahogany-paneled office indicates a very successful businessman, as this wood is costly as well as beautiful.

Guatemala has one of the most climatically diverse regions in the world. The soil, rainfall, humidity, altitude, and temperature are varied enough to produce eight different types of Guatemala Arabica coffee. The best coffees are cultivated in soils with many minerals, either volcanic or from limestone deposits.

These soils are rich in organic matter, ideal for producing excellent coffees. Guatemala has many mountain ranges and volcanoes, where coffee is cultivated at 4,300- 7,000 feet (1,300-2,200mts).