PT Citra Cakrawala Sejahtera

Most suppliers in the charcoal sector have larger teams and more verified details, making them more trustworthy for large orders. This supplier, with only 1–10 employees, operates at a small scale, which may mean faster decision-making but less capacity for bulk production. The fact that only the account email is verified — not the work email or business documents — raises a red flag for buyers needing to confirm legitimacy. While they offer core products like coconut charcoal and briquettes, which are used in industrial and environmental applications, their non-food manufacturing focus limits their appeal to food-related buyers. Using FOB terms means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs and risks after the goods are loaded at the port, which could be a concern for buyers without strong logistics. Accepting T/T payment is common and fast, but it offers no protection against fraud if the supplier doesn't have full verification. Having a verified company document adds some credibility, but without work email or phone verification, buyers should treat this as a high-risk, low-capacity supplier for new or large orders.