Import Coffee — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Papua New Guinea

This listing offers organic Papua New Guinea PSC Arabica green coffee beans, grown at altitudes above 1,500 meters in the fertile Waghi Valley of the Western Highlands Province. The beans are a blend of Typica, Arusha, and Mundo Novo varieties, processed by washing and sun-drying, with a screen size of 14/18. They deliver bright citric acidity, a full body, and complex flavor notes including butterscotch, cinnamon, milk chocolate, and hints of orange and spice, with a soft but lasting finish.

The coffee is classified under the CIC Premium Smallholder Coffee system, with this lot meeting Class 1 Premium Grade standards, allowing a maximum of 12 defects per 100 grams. The region’s volcanic soil and high altitude contribute to the beans’ density and sweetness, while the washed process ensures cleanliness and consistency. Typical for Waghi Valley Arabica, the beans are uniform in size, easy to roast, and suitable for light to medium roasts that highlight their natural acidity and sweetness.

These beans are ideal for specialty coffee roasters and importers seeking a distinctive single-origin profile with traceable smallholder sourcing. The harvest runs from June to September, with the beans available as green coffee for bulk export. Buyers should confirm packaging options, as the listing does not specify bag size or type, and verify organic certification documentation for compliance with their market requirements.

Sumara Keven is based in Lae, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea, a key logistics hub for the country’s coffee exports. The supplier operates within the harbor trust tier, indicating a verified presence in the region’s trade network. While the response rate and average response hours are not currently available, the supplier’s location in Lae positions it well for handling bulk shipments and coordinating with local smallholder cooperatives in the Waghi Valley.

The company specializes in organic Papua New Guinea Arabica coffee, sourced from premium smallholders under the PSC classification. Its focus is on high-altitude, washed-process beans that meet Class 1 standards for defect counts. The supplier does not provide additional details about its history, scale, or certifications beyond the organic claim, so buyers are advised to request documentation directly to confirm compliance with their requirements.