Import Cho Cho Milk Chocolate — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Cho Cho Milk Chocolate is a creamy confection offered by CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya, an Indonesian exporter. The product combines premium cocoa with milk to create a smooth, sweet flavour profile that appeals to a broad consumer base. It is produced under ISO and HALAL certifications, indicating compliance with international safety and dietary standards. The chocolate is supplied in bulk packaging designed for retail and food‑service distribution.

Milk‑based chocolates typically contain between 30 % and 45 % cocoa solids, with the remainder made up of milk powder, sugar and emulsifiers; this is the typical composition for products marketed as premium milk chocolate. The supplier follows these industry norms, using selected cocoa beans and dairy ingredients to achieve a consistent melt and snap. Standard packaging for such items consists of foil‑wrapped bars placed in cartons of twelve, allowing easy shelf display. Proper storage at 15 °C‑18 °C helps preserve the chocolate’s glossy finish and prevents fat bloom.

The confection is suitable for snack bars, gift assortments, bakery applications and restaurant dessert menus that require a milder chocolate flavour. Wholesale buyers can arrange shipment under FOB or CIF terms, with flexible minimum order quantities. Payment can be made via letters of credit or telegraphic transfer, subject to agreement with the supplier. Prospective importers should confirm the exact packaging dimensions and certification copies before finalising the purchase.

CV Fortuna Sakti Indo Jaya is listed as an imported supplier operating out of Indonesia. The company carries a harbour trust tier, reflecting that basic business verification has been completed, while its response statistics show a 0 % response rate and no average response time recorded, indicating that outreach may need to be initiated proactively.

The supplier’s current catalogue includes both dark and milk chocolate products, with the Cho Cho Milk Chocolate entry highlighting compliance with ISO and HALAL standards. No further details on manufacturing capacity or export history are provided, so buyers should request a capability statement and any relevant audit reports. The profile does not mention specific client references or long‑term contracts.