Green Coffee Beans Arabica and Robusta

Zhm International Limited supplies green coffee beans of both Arabica and Robusta varieties sourced from Bangladesh. The catalogue lists Robusta beans screened at 13, 16 and 18 mesh, each achieving at least 90 % retention on the respective sieve. Moisture limits are 13 % max for the 13‑mesh grade and 12.5 % max for the finer 16‑ and 18‑mesh grades, with foreign matter not exceeding 0.5 %. Black and broken bean content is capped at 5 % for the coarser grade and 2 % for the finer grades, while foreign beans are limited to 0.1 %.

In the specialty coffee market, Arabica beans are typically graded by screen size and defect limits, with 16‑18 mesh considered premium for cup quality. Robusta beans screened at 13 mesh are often used for blends requiring higher caffeine and crema. Standard industry practice targets moisture between 10 % and 12 % to preserve flavour precursors during storage. Typical export packaging consists of 60 kg jute bags, and beans retain quality for up to 12‑18 months when stored in hermetic conditions.

Importers such as roasters, coffee traders and food‑service distributors usually request certificates of analysis and origin verification before loading. Zhm International Limited does not disclose MOQ, Incoterms or lead‑time in the public listing, so buyers should confirm these details directly. Establishing payment terms and inspection arrangements in advance helps mitigate risk when sourcing from this supplier.

Zhm International Limited is registered as an imported supplier operating from Bangladesh. The company holds a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating it has passed basic verification checks. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 %, meaning no replies have been recorded through the messaging system.

The supplier advertises green coffee beans of Arabica and Robusta origin, but does not provide additional corporate background, production capacity or client references. Prospective buyers should therefore request documentation on the company’s registration, quality management system and any third‑party audits before committing to a contract.