About La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U - Honey Supplier in Spain

Spain hosts La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U, a supplier that currently lists 19 distinct products across several food and cosmetic categories. The catalogue spans honey, bee‑by‑products, a variety of nuts and seeds, cold‑pressed oils, sugarcane wax, melt‑and‑pour soap bases and essential oils, reflecting the top categories recorded for the company. Each product is identified by its generic name, for example Honey 980 g, Natural Bee Pollen, Peanuts, Pumpkin Seeds, Pistachios, Cold Pressed Oils and several soap base formulations. The only product with an explicit customs classification is Almonds, recorded under HS code 0802.12 as raw shelled almonds (Prunus dulcis).

The product list also includes Organic Bee Pollen, Sugarcane Wax Granules, Pumpkin Powder, Bee Pollen Powder, Sunflower Seeds, Cashew Nuts, Hazelnuts and Sugarcane Wax Powder. These items are grouped under the broader categories of honey, bees by‑products & wax, sugarcane products, soaps & detergents, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, pistachio and essential oils as indicated in the supplier’s top categories. No additional location details or historical data are provided beyond the Spanish origin.

Product Range and Specialties of La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U

The catalogue comprises standard commodity forms that are common in the Mediterranean supply chain. Honey 980 g typically conforms to ICUMSA 45‑65 grade with moisture below 18 % and a free‑acid value under 0.5 % lactic acid, while bee pollen products are usually sold with moisture under 8 % and particle size between 250 - 500 µm. Nuts such as almonds, pistachios, cashews, hazelnuts and peanuts are graded by kernel size, shelling percentage and aflatoxin limits (often <10 µg kg⁻¹). Cold‑pressed oils are generally characterized by an iodine value between 70 - 110, free fatty acid (FFA) below 0.5 % and peroxide value under 10 meq O₂ kg⁻¹. Sugarcane wax granules and powder are sold with a melting point around 70‑78 °C and acid value under 5 mg KOH g⁻¹. Melt‑and‑pour soap bases are supplied in transparent or white grades with a pH of 9‑10 in liquid form and are typically packaged in 20 kg drums.

Trade and Export Information - La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U

Spain exports honey (HS 0409), nuts (HS 0802‑0805), seeds (HS 1207), vegetable oils (HS 1509‑1510), waxes (HS 1509) and cosmetic bases (HS 3401) to the European Union, the Middle East, North America and East Asia. Buyers in food processing, confectionery, bakery and personal‑care industries commonly request certifications such as EU organic, GlobalGAP, ISO 22000 or HACCP for these categories. Importers often require a Certificate of Analysis, pesticide residue reports for nuts and seeds, and microbiological test results for honey and bee pollen. Standard packaging includes 20 kg drums for honey, 25 kg polypropylene bags for nuts and seeds, 5 kg paper bags for wax granules and 1 L PET bottles for cold‑pressed oils. Typical Incoterms are FOB Barcelona or CIF Rotterdam, with container loads of 20‑ft (≈18 t) or 40‑ft (≈35 t) depending on product density.

Sourcing from La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U - Buyer Guidance

When sourcing from La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U, request a recent Certificate of Analysis that lists moisture, acidity, peroxide value (for oils) or aflatoxin limits (for nuts). Verify that the supplier can provide pesticide residue testing results for nuts and seeds and a microbiological report for honey and bee pollen. Confirm packaging dimensions, minimum order quantities - commonly 500 kg for nuts, 200 kg for honey, 100 kg for oils - and lead times, which in Spain typically range from 30 to 45 days after order confirmation.

What honey specifications does La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U provide?

The honey is supplied in 980 g jars and generally meets ICUMSA 45‑65 grade, with moisture below 18 % and a low free‑acid content. A Certificate of Analysis with these parameters can be requested before purchase.

Are the bee pollen products organic?

Both Natural Bee Pollen and Organic Bee Pollen are listed; the organic label should be confirmed with the supplier’s organic certification, such as EU organic or a comparable standard. Test reports for moisture and microbial load are also advisable.

What is the HS code for the almonds offered by the supplier?

Almonds are recorded under HS code 0802.12, classified as raw shelled almonds (Prunus dulcis). This code is used for customs clearance in most importing countries.

Which certifications are typically required for the nuts and seeds?

Importers usually request GlobalGAP or EU organic certification, a Certificate of Analysis for moisture and size, and aflatoxin testing results. ISO 22000 or HACCP compliance is also commonly required for food safety audits.

What are the standard packaging options for the sugarcane wax products?

Sugarcane wax granules and powder are normally packed in 5 kg paper or polypropylene bags, sealed to prevent moisture ingress. Bulk shipments may use 20 ft containers with palletized bags.

How can a buyer obtain a sample of the cold‑pressed oils?

The supplier can provide a 1 L sample in a sealed PET bottle, accompanied by a COA showing iodine value, FFA and peroxide number. Sample requests should specify the oil type and intended application.

What are typical minimum order quantities and lead times for the nut range?

Minimum order quantities are generally around 500 kg per nut type, with lead times of 30‑45 days from order confirmation, depending on stock availability and export logistics.

Which Incoterms does La Santosa Aapanam S.L.U normally use for export shipments?

Common Incoterms are FOB from the nearest Spanish port (often Barcelona) or CIF to major European or Asian ports. Buyers should confirm the preferred term during negotiation.