Import Dried Broccoli — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Thailand

Khumsub Asia Goods Trading Co., Ltd. offers dried broccoli that has been processed to retain a dense nutritional profile. The Thai supplier describes the vegetable as preserving vitamins A, C and K while providing a long shelf life suitable for bulk distribution. The drying technique employed is designed to maintain flavour and colour, resulting in a deep green product that can be rehydrated easily. The company positions the ingredient for use by food manufacturers, catering services and health‑food brands.

The typical moisture content of dried broccoli is between 5 % and 8 % (wet basis), which helps preserve vitamin content for up to twelve months when stored in a cool, dry environment. Particle size is usually in the 2‑4 mm range, allowing convenient incorporation into soups, salads and snack mixes. Standard packaging consists of bulk polypropylene bags of 20 kg or 25 kg, sealed to protect against moisture ingress. According to common industry data, the product contains approximately 90 mg of vitamin C per 100 g dry weight and is low in foreign matter, generally under 0.5 %.

Importers can request flexible quantities, though the listing does not state a minimum order quantity, price or exact lead time, so these parameters must be negotiated directly with the supplier. Typical trade terms may include CIF to the buyer’s port and payment by T/T after presentation of shipping documents, but confirmation is required. The supplier’s profile shows a harbour‑tier verification and a zero percent response rate, indicating that buyers should establish clear communication channels before finalising any purchase.

Khumsub Asia Goods Trading Co., Ltd. operates from Thailand and is listed with a harbour‑tier verification on the marketplace. The company’s tier is shown as ‘imported’, and its response rate is currently 0 %, indicating limited engagement through the platform. It focuses on trading a range of dried vegetables for export markets.

The public listing highlights dried broccoli but does not provide details on production facilities, certifications or export licences. Buyers should therefore request copies of any ISO, FSSAI or other food‑safety certificates, as well as a phytosanitary certificate, before committing to a shipment. Contact is made through the platform’s messaging system, and the supplier’s willingness to share documentation can be assessed during initial discussions.