Import Grade 1 Arabica Green Coffee Beans — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

PT Sinar Herbal Lestari supplies Grade 1 Arabica green coffee beans harvested in Indonesia’s volcanic regions. The beans have a measured moisture content of 12 % and a screen size of 17/18, which supports consistent roasting performance. The supplier states that the beans are packed securely for transport and that ISO and FDA certifications apply to the product. Sustainable farming practices are highlighted as part of the cultivation process.

In the coffee industry, Arabica beans grown at altitudes between 1 000 and 1 500 m typically exhibit a density of around 0.60 g/cm³ and a cupping score of 80 plus, reflecting bright acidity and nuanced flavour. Typical caffeine content for Arabica ranges from 1.0 % to 1.5 % by weight. Standard bulk handling uses 60 kg jute bags with one‑way valve bags inside to preserve aroma, a practice the supplier can accommodate on request.

The beans are suited for roasters, cafés and commercial coffee manufacturers seeking a versatile profile for espresso, drip or cold‑brew preparations. While the listing does not disclose a minimum order quantity, the supplier mentions flexible MOQ options. Buyers should confirm the preferred Incoterm - FOB or CIF - and agree on payment terms before finalising the contract, as these details are not fixed in the source data.

PT Sinar Herbal Lestari is listed as an imported supplier with a harbor trust tier on the platform. The profile does not provide a specific address, but the company operates out of Indonesia and focuses on agricultural commodities. Its response rate is shown as 0 % and no average response time is recorded, indicating that buyers should initiate contact early and allow extra time for replies.

The supplier’s description references ISO and FDA certifications, yet no documentation is attached to the profile. Prospective buyers are advised to request copies of the certificates and any recent laboratory test reports to confirm compliance. No lead‑time information is published, so the buyer must ask for production schedules, expected harvest windows and shipping dates before committing to a purchase.