Import Cho Cho Cookies & Cream Box — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

The Cho Cho Cookies & Cream Box from CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya contains 200g of layered cookie and cream confectionery, packaged in a sealed retail box designed for shelf display and gifting. The product combines crisp cookie layers with a smooth chocolate cream filling, using a recipe that avoids artificial preservatives. Each box is intended for single-serve consumption or small-group sharing, with a net weight of exactly 200g as stated in the source.

The cookie base is made from wheat flour, sugar, vegetable oil, and cocoa powder, with the cream filling containing dairy-based ingredients and emulsifiers typical in Western-style sandwich cookies. The product does not contain nuts or gluten-free ingredients, and no allergen declaration beyond standard dairy and wheat is provided. The packaging uses a laminated foil inner liner with a printed outer carton, standard for confectionery exports from Indonesia.

This product is primarily sourced by retailers in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and diaspora markets for inclusion in gift baskets, convenience store displays, and hotel minibars. Buyers typically order in cartons of 24 boxes, with palletized shipments available for bulk. Trade terms are offered as FOB or CIF from Indonesian ports, though exact Incoterms must be confirmed directly with the supplier. Packaging meets international food safety standards for transport but no certification details are verified.

CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya is listed as an imported supplier with harbor-level trust verification, indicating it has passed basic compliance checks for export documentation but has no public trading history or response metrics available. The company operates from Indonesia and specializes in packaged snacks for export, with no public details on factory size, workforce, or years in operation. The listing does not claim certifications, awards, or client names.

No revenue figures, production capacity, or client testimonials are provided. The supplier’s presence is limited to this single product listing, with no website, contact details, or export history disclosed. Buyers should treat this as a sourcing entry point and verify all operational details directly before placing orders.