Import Coffee Powder — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

King's Foods & Beverages supplies coffee powder harvested from Indian coffee plantations. The powder is produced from roasted Arabica beans and retains a bold flavour and aromatic profile. Each batch is processed with controlled roasting and fine grinding to preserve natural oils, and it carries FSSAI certification for food safety. The product is offered in bulk quantities suitable for commercial buyers.

In the coffee industry, roasted coffee powder generally contains a moisture content around 12 % and a particle size between 250 µm and 350 µm, which facilitates rapid extraction. Typical solubility for such powder exceeds 90 % in water at 95 °C, delivering a consistent cup. Standard packaging involves multi‑layer foil bags of 25 kg, providing protection against moisture and oxygen. The powder is classified as medium roast, delivering chocolate and nutty aroma notes that align with common specialty coffee profiles.

The coffee powder is commonly used by cafés, restaurant chains, and wholesale distributors to prepare instant or brewed coffee beverages. Buyers can request FOB or CIF shipping from the Bangalore port, and flexible minimum order quantities are mentioned in the listing. Payment terms and lead times are not disclosed and should be confirmed directly with the supplier. Prospective importers are advised to verify the FSSAI certificate and request sample analysis before finalising a contract.

King's Foods & Beverages is located at 79, Subbaraju Industrial Estate, SOS Post, Kothanur Dinne, J.P. Nagar B.K. Circle, Bangalore 560076, Karnataka, India. The company is classified as an imported supplier and holds a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating a basic level of verification. Its listed response rate is currently 0 %, with no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication performance data is unavailable. The address places the operation within a recognised industrial zone that hosts food‑processing businesses.

The supplier’s catalogue includes coffee powder sourced from Indian plantations, but the listing does not provide details on production capacity, exact MOQ or lead time. Buyers should therefore seek direct confirmation of these operational parameters and request any additional certifications such as ISO 9001 if required. As the supplier’s tier is imported, it does not own a manufacturing facility on the platform, so verification of the upstream processor is advisable. Engaging with the company through the platform’s messaging system can help clarify these points before any transaction.