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EMP Logistics JSC is located in Viet Nam and currently lists 11 active products in its catalogue. The product set covers five primary categories: fruits, cashew kernels and nuts, pepper, jasmine rice and fresh ginger. Within the fruit segment the supplier offers durian and seedless lime varieties, while the nut segment includes cashew kernels and whole cashews identified by WW320 and WW240 mesh grades. The spice offering is bulk black pepper packaged at 550 g per litre‑equivalent, and rice is supplied as broken Vietnamese jasmine rice in 5 %, 10 % and 100 % broken fractions. Fresh ginger is listed in packs of 300 g and larger bulk quantities.
The catalogue lists specific items such as Durian, Fresh Seedless Lime, Cashew Kernels WW320, Cashew Kernels WW240, whole Cashew nuts, Black Pepper (550 g/l), Vietnamese Jasmine Rice broken at three percentages, and Fresh Ginger (300 g and up). In the cashew market WW320 and WW240 refer to mesh size grades that correspond to kernel size and typical moisture below 5 % with aflatoxin limits of 10 ppb for export to the EU. Black pepper shipments are usually evaluated on moisture content (≤12 %), oil content (≥45 %) and volatile oil levels above 4 %. Jasmine rice broken grades are classified by the proportion of broken grains, with 5 % broken considered premium, 10 % as standard, and 100 % broken used for bulk processing. Fresh ginger is commonly graded by root size, moisture (≤10 %) and pungency measured by gingerol content.
The supplier lists cashew kernels under the WW320 and WW240 mesh grades, which indicate kernel size and are commonly associated with moisture below 5 % and aflatoxin limits of 10 ppb for EU markets.
Vietnamese fresh fruits and nuts fall under HS Chapter 08, spices such as black pepper under Chapter 09, milled rice under Chapter 10 and fresh ginger under Chapter 09 as well.
FOB Hai Phong and CIF destination ports are the most frequently used Incoterms for bulk shipments of nuts, rice, pepper and ginger from Vietnam.
Importers usually request a phytosanitary certificate, a moisture and oil content test report, and evidence of compliance with HACCP or ISO 22000. Pesticide residue testing according to EU Maximum Residue Limits is also common.
It is commonly packed in 20 kg polypropylene bags, stacked on wooden pallets, and loaded into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers. The broken percentage (5 %, 10 % or 100 %) is indicated on the packing list.
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