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PT Cipta Tunggal Agronusa

Name: PT Cipta Tunggal Agronusa
Address: S.Parman Street no 34 , Banjarsari DISTRICT, Indonesia
Telephone: 628161497778

Indonesia

4.0

S.Parman Street no 34 , Banjarsari DISTRICT

279 inquiries

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Business Description

PT. Cipta Tunggal Agronusa GROUP - Premium Indonesian spices,coffeebeans,cocoabean, vanilla,freshfruith,vegetablesCoconut etc. . for domestic or Export market*
PT. Cipta Tunggal Agronusa offers high-quality of agricultural comodities likes : *Spices,coffeebeans,cocoabeans,vanilla,fresfruith,vegetable,cocconut etc. Perfect for the global market and with quality assurance, competitive prices with good service from us. We are committed to customer service and the brands they represent, this striving to establish partnerships that are both prosperous and rewarding.

Global Shipping: Reliable export services worldwide.

Trust CTA Group for your Spices,coffebeans,cocoabeans,vanillabeans, freshfruith,vegetables,CPO etc. supply. Contact us today for a profitable partnership !

📞WhatsApp +6281225447999 +628161497778 🌐 Website:https://ctagronusa. com
📧 Email: info@ctagronusa. com
ctagronusa@gmail. com

Don’t hesitate to get in touch. We are here to provide you with the best products and our services

Business Overview

PT Cipta Tunggal Agronusa had verified level Level 3, with 4.0 rating across 279 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2022.

Avg Response Time

≤ 1h

Total inquiries received

279

Inquiry Open Rate

37%

PT Cipta Tunggal Agronusa operates with a very small team of 1–10 staff and annual revenue of just 1–5 million, which is typical for small-scale local suppliers. Despite having only a verified account email, the lack of verification on work email and no details on business documents raises red flags for buyer trust and legitimacy. Shipping from the 'Port of Indonesia' is a broad term — without knowing the exact port, buyers can't assess logistics efficiency or port-specific handling. Using FOB terms means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs and risks after goods are loaded, which increases exposure for small suppliers with limited financial cushion. This combination suggests a low-cost, low-capacity operation with limited buyer protection — ideal for small trial orders but risky for long-term partnerships.