Import Cassava — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Indonesia

Green Diamond operates a privately owned cassava plantation of approximately 30,000 square metres in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, Indonesia. As of June 2021 the crop age averages six to seven months, which is the usual maturity stage for optimal starch yield. The farm harvests around 25 metric tonnes of fresh cassava roots each month under a consistent agronomic schedule. These figures are drawn directly from the supplier’s own statement.

Cassava roots at this stage typically contain 12-14 % moisture and 28-35 % starch on a dry-matter basis, matching standard industry grades for food-grade and industrial starch production. Typical root length ranges from 30 cm to 50 cm with a cylindrical shape, and the colour is generally white to yellowish, which aligns with market expectations for processing. The crop is harvested manually and cleaned to remove soil before bulk packaging. Such characteristics make the product suitable for starch extraction, animal feed, and fermentation feedstock.

Buyers such as starch manufacturers, feed producers and bio-ethanol plants often request bulk shipments packed in 1‑tonne polypropylene bags or bulk containers. Green Diamond does not publish specific MOQ, price or lead‑time, so interested importers should confirm these details directly. The supplier’s trust tier is listed as harbour, indicating a basic verification level on the marketplace. Communication channels are limited, with a reported response rate of zero, so prompt follow‑up is advised.

Green Diamond is located in Pontianak, Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia (postal code 78124). The supplier is classified under the harbour trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0.00, meaning that enquiries may require persistent follow‑up. Their profile states that they are farmers who own a privately managed cassava plantation of about 30,000 square metres, with crops at an average age of six to seven months as of June 2021.

The company reports a monthly harvest capacity of roughly 25 metric tonnes of fresh cassava roots and is actively seeking buyers worldwide. No additional certifications, revenue figures or employee counts are disclosed in the listing, and the supplier does not provide explicit lead‑time or payment terms, so prospective importers should request these details directly before committing to a transaction.