Acacia

Burning time

Direct: 1–1,5 h
Indirect: 3–4 h

Ignition time: 15–20 min.

Heat development

Temperature peak: 800°C

Smoking behaviour

burns without smoke and sparks

Application

can be used for any grill

High-quality acacia hardwood charcoal - perfect for restaurants and discerning barbecue fans

Our acacia hardwood charcoal from Namibia is characterised by its hardness and good burning properties. Acacia charcoal is an environmentally friendly and sustainable alternative to conventional charcoal. Our acacia hardwood charcoal is of restaurant quality and, due to its coarse grain, is particularly suitable for large-scale consumers in the catering trade, clubs and discerning hobby barbecuers.

Cost-efficient

Due to long burning time and high density, less coal is used

Versatile

Can be used in open and closed grills of all sizes

Barbecue with acacia hardwood charcoal

Due to its high density, acacia hardwood charcoal is particularly suitable for use in professional barbecues. It is a sustainable and 100% natural alternative to conventional charcoal, as acacia wood is a rapidly renewable species. The long burning time of acacia hardwood charcoal of up to 4 hours and the high temperature of up to 800 °C make it ideal for professional barbecues in the catering industry or at larger parties. The medium to large charcoal pieces ensure even and stable combustion and thus an optimal barbecue result. The charcoal burns without smoke or sparks and leaves only little ash. The pleasant, mild grill aroma gives the grilled food a special note. Acacia hardwood charcoal is suitable for large open restaurant grills and also for closed restaurant grills such as Josper, Mibrasa and HAJAtec. It also offers a unique grilling experience in ceramic grills.

Acacia hardwood charcoal as a sustainable barbecue alternative

The acacia hardwood charcoal is produced exclusively from the so-called "invader-bushes", which are considered invasive in Namibia. Game trails and grazing areas are cleared of various smaller trees and shrubs, supported and controlled by the government, to prevent overgrowth. The use of these trees as raw material for the charcoal industry helps to contain the spread of this invasive species and thus protect the indigenous flora and fauna. Most of the production is done using the environmentally friendly retorting process, which guarantees low emissions and high quality charcoal. Thanks to the FSC certificate, you can be sure that the acacia hardwood charcoal from Namibia has been produced sustainably. In addition, charcoal production creates jobs and supports the local economy.