Coffee Bean

PT Arga Prima Abadi supplies raw Arabica and Robusta coffee beans from Indonesia, packed for bulk export in 20ft container quantities. The beans are offered under FOB or CIF terms from the port of Tanjung Priok, with payment accepted via irrevocable letter of credit at sight or bank transfer. This listing caters to worldwide buyers seeking consistent Indonesian origin for commercial roasting or re-export.

Indonesian coffee beans are typically grown in volcanic soil, contributing to a full-bodied profile with low acidity and earthy, spicy notes. Arabica beans from the region often measure 12-14% moisture content typical for export-grade stock, while Robusta variants may show a higher caffeine content typical of 2.2-2.7%. Both types commonly undergo dry processing, which preserves their characteristic heavy body and smooth finish.

These beans are sourced for large-scale buyers such as roasteries, instant coffee manufacturers, and trading houses. The minimum order of one 20ft container aligns with industrial demand, and the FOB/CIF flexibility allows importers to choose their preferred logistics and insurance arrangements. Buyers should confirm screen size, defect count, and moisture levels prior to shipment, as these directly impact roasting yield and cup quality.

PT Arga Prima Abadi operates from Purwakarta, West Java, Indonesia, with its registered address at Jl. Raya Sadang Subang, Desa Ciwangi, Kecamatan Bungursari. The company is positioned as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating it meets baseline verification standards for export capability and trade compliance. Its focus is on bulk coffee bean exports, catering to international buyers with container-scale orders.

The supplier currently lists a response rate of 0%, which may reflect limited engagement or a preference for direct inquiries via established trade channels. While no certifications are stated, the company’s ability to offer FOB and CIF terms from Tanjung Priok suggests experience in handling logistics for overseas shipments. Buyers are advised to verify export documentation, traceability, and quality control processes directly with the supplier.