Import Cashew Nuts W240 — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

Loc Nam Import Export Company Limited offers whole cashew nuts graded as WW240 according to the AFI standard, sourced from Vietnam. The nuts display a white to pale ivory colour and are supplied as whole kernels with a moisture ceiling of 5% as requested by the buyer. Broken nuts are limited to a maximum of 10% and lower‑size grades are also capped at 10% in the shipment. Packaging options include two 25 lb (11.34 kg) vacuum‑sealed tins in cartons or a single 50 lb (22.68 kg) vacuum flexy pouch, with full container loads of 700 cartons available.

In the global cashew trade, the WW240 grade typically corresponds to a nut count of 485‑530 per kilogram, a range reflected in the supplier’s specification of 220‑240 nuts per pound. Standard industry moisture limits are 5% or lower to prevent microbial growth, while broken rates below 7% are considered acceptable for most food‑service applications. The company's facilities are certified to ISO 22000, ISO 9001 and HACCP, indicating compliance with recognised food safety management systems. Quality inspections are performed by Cafe Control, SGS or the buyer’s own QC before shipment.

Importers such as confectionery factories, ready‑to‑eat snack producers and wholesale distributors typically require vacuum‑packed cashews for long‑term storage. The supplier lists FOB Ho Chi Minh City as the delivery point and accepts payment by Letter of Credit. Prospective buyers should verify the ISO and HACCP certificates, request a detailed moisture analysis report, and confirm the chosen packaging format before finalising the order.

Loc Nam Import Export Company Limited is based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and has been operating since 2012. The company reports a harbour trust tier and currently shows no response rate data, indicating that communication performance is not disclosed in the listing. It markets more than 20 agricultural items, including pepper, coffee and a range of cashew grades, and focuses on exporting to Asian and European markets.

The supplier highlights compliance with ISO 22000, ISO 9001 and HACCP standards, suggesting that its processing facilities meet recognised food safety requirements. While the listing does not provide production capacity or employee numbers, it does note that quality inspections can be performed by Cafe Control, SGS or the buyer’s own quality control team before shipment.