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Green coffee beans, roasted beans, and ground coffee

Single-origin Indonesian Arabica green coffee from the Batak/Gayo highlands. Fully washed, carefully sorted green beans with a fresh nutty aroma, citric and chocolate tasting notes, medium acidity and a strong, robust body. Ideal for specialty roasters and importers seeking a consistent single-origin profile.

Multi-region Indonesian Arabica green coffee blend featuring wine-fermented lots from Bali, Java, Gayo (Aceh) and Mandheling (North Sumatra). Fragrant and complex with floral and fresh-spicy notes, dark chocolate and caramel sweetness, medium-high acidity and a strong yet soft body. Carefully processed using controlled fermentation (wine-style), wet and dry hulling, and rigorously triaged for export quality. SKU: ISC-43. Price listed: USD 29.77 (retail/sample listing).

Single-origin Arabica green coffee from Kintamani (Ulian Village), Bali — Grade 1 specialty lot. Fully washed (smallholder lots), carefully sorted and sun-dried on raised beds. Bright citrus aroma (orange, lemon), flavor notes of molasses and toast, bright acidity and medium body. Ideal for specialty roasters, micro-roasters and importers seeking a clean, single-origin Bali profile with lot traceability.

Single-origin Arabica green coffee from the Blue Batak region (North Sumatra, Indonesia). Semi-washed and hand-sorted green beans with a fresh nutty and vanilla aroma, herbal and spicy flavor notes, soft-to-medium acidity and soft/mild body. Ideal for specialty roasters and importers looking for a distinctive Sumatran profile with stable export quality.

Single-origin Arabica green coffee from Flores Island (East Nusa Tenggara), Indonesia. Fully washed smallholder lots with a fresh nutty aroma, citric and chocolate tasting notes, medium acidity and a strong, full body. Screen size 15–19, moisture ≤13%, carefully triaged for export-grade quality.

Insights on origins, processing, and sustainability

A practical buyer’s guide to sourcing Papua coffee wholesale in 2026, including typical cupping scores, harvest windows, MOQ, grade benchmarks, export requirements, and realistic price context from an Indonesian exporter.

A practical, 2026‑ready TAREKS checklist and step‑by‑step flow for importing Indonesian green coffee (HS 0901) into Turkey. What the importer files, what the supplier prepares, the lab tests you’ll likely face, timelines, and a pre‑shipment request template you can copy.

A step‑by‑step, numbers‑first walkthrough to classify Indonesian green coffee under HTS 0901.11 or 0901.12, confirm duty, and calculate MPF/HMF so you can price US landed cost with confidence in 2026.

A practical, per‑container budgeting guide for Indonesian green coffee. What a 20 ft and 40 ft container will cost to fumigate in 2026, how rates are quoted (per container vs per CBM), Jakarta vs Surabaya differences, what’s actually on the invoice, lead times so you don’t miss cutoff, and when ISPM‑15 pallets can and cannot replace fumigation.

A practical, line‑item cost breakdown to decide when bulk container liners beat 60 kg bags for Indonesian green coffee in 2026. Includes a simple per‑pound calculator, realistic capacity limits on 40' to the U.S. West Coast, shrink assumptions, and unloading options for mid‑size roasters.

Terms and conditions for bulk coffee orders