Import Chiki Balls Snack 55gr Chicken — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

CV Lintas Tujuh Benua supplies a 55 g bag of Chiki Balls Snack in chicken flavour, a round corn‑based ball that delivers a savoury taste and a crunchy bite. The snack is produced in Indonesia using a specialised process that ensures each ball retains its shape and surface texture. The packaging clearly states a net weight of 55 g, matching the product title.

Corn remains the base grain, a common component for snack balls across the region, while the chicken seasoning provides the distinctive savoury profile. Typical moisture content for such savoury snacks is around 5 % to keep the crunch intact during storage. The standard shelf life is twelve months when the product is kept in a dry environment, and it is commonly packed in a sealed polyethylene bag that meets food‑contact standards.

These mini‑size snacks are ideal for convenience stores, vending machines and hospitality venues that require portion‑controlled servings. Importers should request wholesale conditions, clarify the preferred Incoterms and discuss payment terms directly with the supplier. As the listing does not disclose a minimum order quantity, buyers need to ask the supplier for the MOQ and any batch‑size constraints before finalising the purchase.

CV Lintas Tujuh Benua is an imported‑tier supplier operating out of Indonesia, carrying a voyage trust tier on the platform. The profile records a 0 % response rate and no average response time, suggesting that outreach should be initiated proactively by the buyer. The company focuses on exporting snack items such as corn‑based ball snacks in several flavours, including cheese, chicken and chocolate.

The listing does not mention any specific certifications, production capacity or factory address, so buyers are advised to request any required food‑safety documentation directly from the supplier. Its Indonesian base gives it access to regional grain supplies and established export channels. Prospective importers should verify the supplier’s export experience and logistics arrangements before committing to larger shipments.