Import Coffee — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Taiwan

Pro Trade International offers green, roasted, and instant coffee sourced from Guatemala and Colombia. The Guatemalan selection is exclusively Arabica, originating from regions such as San Marcos, Coban, Antigua, and Huehuetenango. Colombian options include both Arabica and Robusta varieties, available as whole beans or ground. All products are supplied in bulk for green coffee beans, with custom packaging for roasted and instant versions, including OEM private label options upon request.

The coffee is typically Arabica-dominant for Guatemalan beans, known for balanced acidity and full body, while Colombian Arabica often delivers bright citrus notes with a medium body. Robusta from Colombia provides a stronger, more bitter profile with higher caffeine content. Standard industry grades for Arabica include SHB (Strictly Hard Bean) for Guatemalan high-altitude beans, and Supremo or Excelso for Colombian Arabica, with typical screen sizes ranging from 15 to 18 for specialty grades.

Primary buyers include specialty roasters, distributors, and food service operators seeking origin-specific profiles. The supplier provides samples for quality verification, with bulk shipments available for green beans. Roasted and instant variants support smaller custom orders. Buyers should confirm origin certifications, such as Rainforest Alliance or Fair Trade, if required for their markets, as these are not guaranteed unless explicitly stated.

Pro Trade International is based in New Taipei City, Taiwan, operating from the 24153 postal district. The company specialises in sourcing coffee from Central and South America, with a focus on Guatemalan and Colombian origins. It offers flexibility in packaging and branding, including OEM private label solutions for roasted and instant coffee.

The supplier’s profile indicates a harbor trust tier, with no verified response rate or average response time currently recorded. While the company provides samples and supports bulk and custom orders, buyers should directly confirm operational details such as lead times, certifications, and quality control processes, as these are not explicitly stated in the available data.