Import Coffee Beans — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Bangladesh

Zhm International Limited supplies green coffee beans harvested in Bangladesh. The offering includes Robusta beans sorted on sieve screens 13, 16 and 18, each meeting a minimum 90 % pass rate. For screen 13 the beans contain no more than 13 % moisture, 0.5 % foreign matter, 5 % black and broken fragments and 0.1 % foreign beans. The screen 16 and 18 grades improve the broken rate to 2 % while keeping moisture at 12.5 % max and foreign matter at 0.5 % max.

In the global market, green Robusta beans normally show moisture between 10 % and 13 % to prevent mould during storage. The foreign matter limit of 0.5 % aligns with standard export specifications such as the Specialty Coffee Association guidelines. The reduced black‑and‑broken percentage of 2 % for higher‑screen grades matches the quality level expected by large roasters seeking uniform bean size. Arabica beans listed by the supplier are graded on screen 18 with similar moisture and impurity limits, reflecting typical premium Arabica standards.

Roasters, coffee packagers and wholesale distributors use these beans to produce espresso blends or single‑origin offerings. Buyers should request packaging options that preserve bean freshness, such as hermetic jute sacks or multi‑layer polyethylene bags. Trade terms, minimum order quantities, Incoterms and payment methods are not disclosed in the listing and must be confirmed directly with Zhm International Limited. The supplier’s harbor trust tier suggests a basic level of verification, but importers are advised to obtain a recent factory audit and product sample before finalising a contract.

Zhm International Limited is listed as an imported‑tier supplier based in Bangladesh. The platform’s trust tier classifies it as “harbor”, indicating a basic verification level, while the response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time logged.

The company’s profile does not disclose production capacity, certifications or client references. Prospective buyers should therefore request copies of any relevant quality certificates, recent export documents and a factory audit report to validate capability.