Import Copra — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Copra supplied by Cv. Barens Indoasia Trade is dried coconut kernel harvested in Indonesia. The product is presented in half‑kernel form with the husk and shell removed, meeting a maximum moisture content of 5 %. It contains an oil content of 65 % and a free fatty acid level of 0.3 %. The kernels do not exceed a diameter of 8 cm and are classified as Edible (White) Copra.

Edible Copra is the highest grade used for direct food applications and for premium coconut oil extraction. In the industry, dried copra is typically produced by sun or oven drying to reach moisture levels between 4 % and 6 %. The low defect allowance of up to 5 % and the absence of fungus or holes indicate careful handling during processing. Typical oil yields from such copra range from 60 % to 68 % after mechanical pressing.

Buyers such as edible‑oil manufacturers, food processors and confectionery producers value this grade for its clean appearance and consistent oil profile. Cv. Barens Indoasia Trade can load up to 12 tonnes in a 20‑ft container or 23 tonnes in a 40‑ft container, allowing bulk shipments. Trade terms, incoterms and payment conditions should be negotiated directly with the supplier. Prospective importers are advised to request laboratory analysis reports to confirm the stated specifications.

Cv. Barens Indoasia Trade is based in Batam, Riau Islands, Indonesia, with the address Letjen Suprapto Street Kibing, Batu Aji, Batam Citu, 29424. The supplier carries a harbor trust tier, indicating verification of basic business credentials. Their response rate is currently recorded as 0 % and average response time is not available, suggesting limited recent communication. The company lists itself as a trader of agricultural commodities, focusing on copra.

The profile does not disclose additional product lines or historical turnover, and no certifications are explicitly mentioned. Cv. Barens Indoasia Trade offers copra in bulk quantities suitable for large‑scale processing facilities. Potential buyers should confirm the supplier’s capacity and any quality assurance procedures directly. The supplier’s location on the island of Batam provides proximity to major shipping ports for efficient export.