

Barbecue charcoal ecological and social from own reforestation. This coal comes from our own reforestation in Paraguay, South America. In the traditional way, eucalyptus thinning woods, which are otherwise thrown away, are processed into charcoal in a charcoal pile directly on the reforestation.
The manufacturer guarantees that no rainforest tree is used to make the charcoal. Since 2006, Miller has been operating an afforestation in southeastern Paraguay to supply the region with wood and to offset CO2 emissions by investors and partners. Every year, around 1 million new trees are planted, which also protects the country's last remaining natural forests.
Barbecueing with a clear conscience, just like the gauchos!
Safety, health and usage instructions for the proper and safe use of barbecue charcoal: