Import Beng-Beng Share It Festive Pouch 285 Gr — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Beng-Beng Share It Festive Pouch is a 285g assortment of chocolate treats designed for sharing, featuring crispy wafer layers enrobed in chocolate. The pouch format is resealable, allowing for extended freshness after opening, and is marketed with a festive design for gifting or group consumption. Each pouch contains multiple individually wrapped or separated chocolate pieces, with the total net weight confirmed at 285g.

The chocolate is typically compound-based, with a standard fat content of 25-30%, while the wafers are made from wheat flour, sugar, and palm oil, baked to a moisture level below 3%. The product’s texture relies on the contrast between the crisp wafer and the smooth chocolate, with the pouch material (usually a metallized polyester film) providing a barrier against moisture and oxygen. The festive design often incorporates holiday-themed graphics, but the exact artwork varies by batch.

This product targets retailers, event planners, and corporate buyers looking for a shareable confectionery option for holidays, parties, or promotions. It is well-suited for supermarkets, gift shops, and online marketplaces, particularly in markets with a preference for HALAL-certified products. Buyers should confirm the pouch’s resealability mechanism (e.g., zip-lock or adhesive strip) and whether the chocolate meets destination market labeling requirements for allergens and ingredients.

CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya is an Indonesian supplier focused on branded confectionery, including festive and seasonal products like the Share It pouch. The company sources finished goods from manufacturers and distributes them for bulk trade, with a portfolio that emphasizes HALAL compliance and competitive pricing. Its role as an importer-distributor allows it to offer a range of packaged snacks without direct production involvement.

The supplier’s profile currently shows no response rate or average response time, indicating that buyers may need to proactively follow up for quotes or clarifications. No details are provided about the company’s founding year, production capacity, or export volume, so these should be confirmed directly. The harbor trust tier suggests a baseline level of verification, but additional due diligence is recommended for first-time orders.