Import Bbq Charcoal — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Gogo Coco supplies a blended BBQ charcoal product combining 60% coconut charcoal with 40% sawdust briquettes, designed for consistent grilling performance. The briquettes deliver a fixed carbon content of 85% with a calorie value ranging from 6000 to 6500 kcal/kg, ensuring long-lasting heat output. Moisture is capped at a maximum of 10%, while ash content remains between 4% and 10%, producing a white cream ash ideal for clean cooking environments.

Available in pillow, finger, and hexagonal shapes, the charcoal is packaged in 10 kg master boxes with inner plastic bags of 1 kg each, excluding inner boxes. Standard industry briquettes often use binders like starch or clay, but this mix prioritises coconut charcoal for higher density and lower smoke. The burning time reaches up to 5 hours, a typical benchmark for premium briquettes used in commercial and residential BBQ setups.

This product suits restaurants, catering services, and retail distributors seeking reliable charcoal for high-volume grilling. Container capacities support 18 tons in a 20 ft container and 26 tons in a 40 ft container, aligning with standard bulk shipping practices for charcoal exports. The inclusion of an MSDS certificate confirms compliance with safety and handling standards for international trade.

Gogo Coco operates from Bogor, West Java, Indonesia, with a registered address at Jln. Intan Pakuan Vi No. 51. The supplier holds a harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline level of verification for export readiness. While the response rate and average response hours are currently unrecorded, the company’s profile confirms its focus on charcoal production and distribution for international markets.

The supplier specialises in blended charcoal products, leveraging local coconut resources to produce briquettes tailored for BBQ applications. The listing provides no additional details on certifications beyond the MSDS, nor does it specify production capacity or client references. Buyers are advised to confirm operational specifics directly with the supplier before placing orders.