About ACO Corporation

ACO Corporation a woodworking company specializes in production of Rotary cut veneer, molded plywood Parts, furniture parts and components.

Our production located in Ukraine and Russia where we have three production plants and one Joint Venture Company. ACO Corporation headquarters is located in Virginia Beach, VA USA.

We were founded in 1992 to provide a reliable source of veneers, plywood products, and other wood components to the furniture and woodworking industries.

In our production, we are using the best and biggest in world wood resources with species like Birch, Baltic Birch, Carpathian Beech, Ukrainian Alder, European Oak, and other species from forests.

Our plants are equipped with modern wood working equipment. We have highly trained and qualified labor force, quality controllers, Engineers and Technicians.

We have extended experience of exporting our goods from Ukraine and Russia into European and North American (US & Canada) markets.
Our high quality products with affordable prices make our company very competitive in the international furniture and wood working product’s markets.

Social Responsibility – Occupational Safety and The Environment

Our Commitment

ACO Corp understands the fact that there is nothing so much important in the industrial world than protecting the global environment and respecting the rights of workers, communities and indigenous people around the world.

In the Forestry & Wood industries, it is more important to maintain sustainable forestry practices.

ACO CORPORATION is not left behind in this direction and is committing to sustainable and responsible supply practices in its commercial operations. We wish to achieve this objective by providing wood products that our customers can verify their origins.  Clients will analyze their sourcing, then guaranteeing that the lumber has not been harvested –

1) Illegally or without proper authorization;
2) In violation of traditional and civil right;
3) In areas where management activities threaten high conservation values;
4) In areas being converted to plantation or non-forest use;
5) In areas where genetically modified trees are planted.