Import Chocolate Compound Cream Cheese Cookies — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Ekspor Indonesia AJA supplies Chocolate Compound Cream Cheese Cookies that combine a chocolate‑flavoured coating with a creamy cheese centre. The supplier mentions that the cookies are made with a chocolate compound and cream cheese filling, and they are marketed for retail, catering and snack distribution. They state that ISO and FSSAI certifications back their production processes, though buyers should confirm these claims directly.

Typical cookie dimensions are about 5 cm in diameter and each piece weighs roughly 25 g, giving a convenient portion size. Standard ingredients include wheat flour, cocoa powder, vegetable oil, sugar and a cream cheese filling, with a moisture content usually below 5 % to ensure crispness. Bulk packaging normally consists of food‑grade polybags placed inside corrugated cardboard boxes, a common practice for snack exports. Under normal storage at 20 °C in a dry environment, the cookies retain quality for up to 12 months, which aligns with industry norms.

The product is suited for food service operators, grocery chains and private‑label brands seeking a ready‑made sweet snack. Ekspor Indonesia AJA offers flexible order quantities and ships under FOB or CIF terms, but exact MOQ and lead times must be discussed with the supplier. Importers should request a full specification sheet, sample, and any certification documents before finalising the purchase.

Ekspor Indonesia AJA is an Indonesian exporter listed with an imported tier and harbour‑trust designation, indicating it meets basic export compliance requirements. The company focuses on producing ready‑to‑eat snack items, notably chocolate‑coated cream cheese cookies, for both domestic and overseas markets.

The supplier’s profile shows no recorded response rate, so buyers should reach out proactively to obtain detailed production capacity, quality assurance procedures and any additional certifications. While the listing highlights ISO and FSSAI compliance, the exact scope of those certifications is not detailed and must be verified with the company before transaction.