Import Coarse Bulgur — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Bulgaria

Coarse Bulgur supplied by Agrotrakia International Trade Ood is made from 100 % wheat bulgur that has been classified as Class 1. The raw wheat originates from Turkey, oil polish is not required and the product is packed in 25 kg or 50 kg PP bags, with the option of bulk big bags that carry crop year, batch number and production and expiry dates. The supplier states a maximum moisture content of 13 % and a red‑grain limit of 0.5 %, while the shelf life is listed as two years when stored correctly.

In the grain trade, bulgur is a parboiled, cracked wheat product that is commonly sold in coarse, medium and fine grades. Typical moisture levels for coarse bulgur range from 12 % to 14 % and particle size usually falls between 2.0 mm and 3.0 mm. It is normally stored in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight to prevent moisture uptake and insect infestation. Nutritionally it provides a good source of carbohydrates and dietary fibre, and the colour is naturally yellow without added pigments.

The product is recommended for consumers aged one year and older and is widely used in soups, pilafs, salads and breakfast dishes. Food processors, wholesale distributors and importers purchase coarse bulgur for bulk food manufacturing and private‑label packaging. Buyers should request the exact minimum order quantity, preferred Incoterms and expected lead time directly from Agrotrakia International Trade Ood as these details are not disclosed in the listing. The supplier can also confirm whether any additional documentation such as a certificate of origin is required.

Agrotrakia International Trade Ood is located in the Industrial Quarter of Nova Zagora, Sliven, Bulgaria (Lubor Bayer Street No :11, 8900). The company is listed with a harbour‑level trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0 % with no average response time recorded, indicating that buyers should allow extra time for communication.

The supplier’s catalogue lists coarse bulgur as a primary export commodity and highlights compliance with basic food safety handling, such as printing batch and production dates on each bag. No specific certifications, such as ISO or organic, are mentioned in the profile, so interested importers should ask the supplier to provide any relevant test reports or certificates that may be required by their market.