Import Coffee Powder — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

Tran Pham Gia Ltd. supplies coffee powder made from 100% pure coffee beans, ground to a consistent particle size for uniform extraction and flavour. The product is sourced from Viet Nam, where Robusta and Arabica varieties dominate production, and is designed for professional use in cafes, restaurants and food manufacturing. The grind is optimised for brewing methods requiring fine to medium particles, ensuring balanced solubility and aroma release.

The beans are processed to retain natural oils and volatile compounds, which contribute to the rich and robust aroma noted in the listing. Typical industry standards for coffee powder include moisture content below 5%, foreign matter under 0.2% and a bulk density of 300-400 g/litre, though these values should be confirmed with the supplier for this batch. The product’s versatility allows for use in espresso machines, drip filters, baking and culinary applications where coffee flavour is a key component.

Coffee powder from Tran Pham Gia Ltd. is suited to importers serving foodservice and industrial buyers, particularly those in markets favoring strong, bold profiles common to Vietnamese Robusta. The supplier operates from Ho Chi Minh City, a major export hub, and offers trade terms including FOB and CIF, with packaging options adaptable to bulk needs. Buyers should verify incoterms, lead times and payment methods directly, as these are not specified in the listing.

Tran Pham Gia Ltd. is based at 214 Bui Vien St, Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam, and operates as an imported-tier supplier. The company’s profile indicates a harbor trust tier, though its response rate and average response hours are currently unpublished, suggesting limited engagement history on trade inquiries.

The supplier’s listing focuses on coffee powder derived from locally sourced beans, aligning with Viet Nam’s reputation as a major global producer of Robusta. No additional details such as certifications, production capacity or client references are provided in the profile, so buyers should request these directly to assess fit for their sourcing needs.