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PT FOBC Asia

Indonesia

3.9

JL. Taman Baru Perum Mendut Hijau No.Bb 20, RT.01/RW.04

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Business Description

PT FOBC Asia is an Indonesia-based seafood specialist that bridges the country’s rich coastal harvests with international retail and food-service markets. The company combines dockside procurement, HACCP-aligned cold-chain handling, and in-house export documentation to deliver prime Indonesian milkfish and complementary marine products to buyers around the world.

Business Details

Country:

Indonesia

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler

Main Markets:

Australia, South Korea, United States, United States Minor Outlying Islands

Main Products:

Agriculture, Food & Beverage

Year Established:

2008

PT FOBC Asia serves key markets like Australia, South Korea, and the United States — all of which have strong demand for agricultural and food products. Being based in Indonesia gives them access to large-scale food production and favorable logistics for regional exports. The company operates as an exporter and wholesaler, meaning they can supply large volumes directly to buyers without intermediaries. Their address in Banyuwangi, East Java, is in a key agricultural region, supporting reliable supply of fresh food and beverage goods. The company website is not specified, which may make it harder for buyers to verify details or find product catalogs — consider reaching out directly for documentation or samples.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Not specified

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Not specified

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

≤ 4 days

Most suppliers offer payment terms like L/C or 30-day credit, so T/T is common but carries higher risk for buyers. FOB terms mean PT FOBC Asia is responsible for shipping costs and risks once goods leave their facility, which shifts responsibility to the buyer. The port is not specified, which makes it hard to assess shipping routes or logistics planning. Accepting USD simplifies transactions for international buyers, but the lack of a clear port could delay order processing or cause confusion in freight arrangements. In B2B trade, a response time of 260 hours means PT FOBC Asia takes over 10 days to reply to inquiries — which is slow and may delay buyer decisions. With a small team of 1–10 people, they likely handle many tasks themselves, which can lead to delays or limited support. The lack of specified gross revenue or accreditations makes it harder to assess their scale or reliability, so buyers should verify their credentials before placing large orders.

Products / Services Offered

Most suppliers in agriculture and food & beverage focus only on one part of the supply chain, like farming or packaging. PT FOBC Asia offers the full range — from agriculture to food & beverage — which means they can provide end-to-end solutions. This gives buyers more control over quality, traceability, and consistency across the entire process.

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PT FOBC Asia has verified business documents and phone number, which adds credibility to their operations, but their work email is not verified — a red flag for buyers looking to confirm direct contact. This mismatch could delay communication or lead to misdirected inquiries. Always confirm the work email before initiating large orders or sensitive discussions with PT FOBC Asia.

Export Countries

Australia

South Korea

United States

United States Minor Outlying Islands

Oceania

50%

East Asia

25%

North America

25%

PT FOBC Asia operates in 4 countries across 3 regions, with Oceania accounting for 50% (2 markets: Australia and United States Minor Outlying Islands), East Asia at 25% (South Korea), and North America at 25% (United States). This regional distribution is less balanced than typical suppliers, who often spread markets across multiple regions with equal or near-equal representation. The heavy concentration in Oceania suggests a strategic focus on that region, potentially driven by logistical or regulatory advantages, though it limits diversification into other key Asian markets.