Good Times Cookies Mini Box

The Good Times Cookies Mini Box is a ready‑to‑eat snack pack supplied by CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya in Indonesia. Each box weighs exactly 120 g and contains an assorted selection of cookies that are individually wrapped for hygiene. The packaging is designed for on‑the‑go consumption, making it easy to store and transport. The supplier lists flexible minimum order quantities to suit varied inventory needs.

The cookies are baked using standard snack‑industry ingredients such as wheat flour, butter and sugar, which is typical for this product class. Individual cookies usually weigh around 15 g, giving a typical count of six to eight pieces per box. Shelf life for similar snack packs is typically six months when kept in a cool, dry environment, and moisture content is generally kept below 5 % to maintain crispness. The use of individual wrappers helps preserve freshness and meets common food‑safety handling standards.

These mini boxes are popular with office caterers, hospitality venues and retail gift‑basket providers who need convenient portion control. Buyers often request the product for corporate events, hotel minibars or family snack packs. Trade terms follow standard international shipping conventions such as FOB or CIF, but exact incoterms, lead times and payment conditions should be confirmed directly with the supplier. For any details not listed, such as exact pricing or certification status, the importer should contact CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya for confirmation.

CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya is listed as an imported‑tier supplier based in Indonesia. The company holds a harbor‑level trust tier on the platform, although response metrics show a zero percent response rate and no recorded average response time, indicating that buyers should verify communication reliability before placing orders.

The supplier’s catalogue includes the Good Times Cookies Mini Box among other snack‑type products, but no additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are disclosed. Potential importers should request proof of product registration, ingredient specifications and any relevant food‑safety certifications directly from the supplier to ensure compliance with their target markets.