Import Black Pepper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

PT Pacific Locaspice Indonesia offers black pepper cultivated conventionally in Indonesia’s main pepper‑growing regions. The supplier lists two grade categories based on bulk density: 200‑300 g/L and 500‑550 g/L, and confirms an all‑year‑round supply thanks to the country’s favourable climate. The pepper is harvested, fermented and sun‑dried before being sorted to meet the stated grades.

Typical black pepper from Indonesia contains moisture below 13 percent, oil content around 2‑3 percent and piperine levels of 4‑6 percent, which align with global quality benchmarks. While the supplier does not publish these exact figures, buyers can request a recent laboratory analysis to verify compliance. Standard bulk packaging includes 25 kg jute bags or 1 kg PP sachets, and the product generally retains its flavour for up to twelve months when stored in a cool, dry environment.

Food manufacturers, spice distributors and export houses commonly source this pepper for ready‑to‑eat meals, seasoning mixes and confectionery. PT Pacific Locaspice Indonesia states a payment term of T/T 50 percent down payment and the balance after presenting a copy of the bill of lading. First‑time buyers must place a pre‑order at least two months in advance for orders exceeding 20 metric tonnes, with shipment expected within two to three weeks thereafter. Prospective importers should confirm the exact lead time, incoterm and any additional documentation required for entry into their market.

PT Pacific Locaspice Indonesia is located at Jl. Moch. Kahfi Ii No. 23, Kel. Cipedak, Kec. Jagakarsa, Kota Adm. Jakarta Selatan, Dki Jakarta 12630, Indonesia. The platform assigns the supplier a harbor trust tier and records a response rate of 0 percent, indicating that communication may be limited and response times are not established. The Jakarta address situates the business near major export logistics hubs, facilitating international shipping of spices.

The listing provides concrete details on cultivation method, grade ranges, payment terms and required pre‑order lead time, but it does not disclose minimum order quantities, pricing, certification status or exact lead‑time beyond the general two‑to‑three‑week window. Buyers should therefore request a formal quotation, any available quality certificates and clarification of shipping terms before finalising a purchase. No further corporate history or client references are included in the public profile.