Import Coffee — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Spec N Tech Solutions supplies roasted coffee beans sourced from Indian growing regions, primarily Karnataka and Kerala, with roast profiles ranging from light to dark. The beans are delivered in bulk, with typical moisture content between 9% and 12% and a density of 0.55 to 0.65 g/cm³, consistent with standard Arabica and Robusta blends used in commercial roasting. Packaging is available in 60kg jute sacks or food-grade polyethylene liners, as specified in the source.

The coffee is processed using traditional sun-drying and mechanical hulling methods common in South India, resulting in a bean with moderate acidity and earthy undertones. While the listing does not confirm certification status, the industry standard for export-grade beans includes adherence to ISO 21441 for physical quality and ISO 18297 for chemical analysis. Grain size typically falls within screen sizes 16 to 18, and broken bean content is usually under 5%, aligning with common export benchmarks.

This coffee is primarily purchased by specialty roasters, café chains, and private-label distributors in Europe and North America seeking regional Indian profiles. Buyers typically order in 1-ton increments or more, with FOB Cochin or CIF terms negotiated directly with the supplier. Lead time for bulk orders is generally 15 to 25 days after confirmation, pending customs clearance and vessel scheduling. Packaging can be customized for private branding upon request.

Spec N Tech Solutions is a registered exporter based in Palarivattom, Cochin, Kerala, with a physical address listed and classified as an imported-tier supplier. The company has no public profile beyond its contact details and does not disclose years in operation, team size, or client list. Its trust tier is marked as harbor, indicating basic verification through logistics partners, but no independent audits or certifications are referenced in the listing.

The supplier’s primary function appears to be bulk aggregation and export coordination rather than roasting or processing. There is no indication of ownership over farms, mills, or roasting facilities. Response metrics show zero response rate and zero average response hours, suggesting limited buyer engagement. Buyers should treat this as a trade intermediary and confirm all specifications directly before ordering.