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PT. Ladang Sehat Indonesia

Indonesia

4.0

Jalan Rungkut Industri III No. 30A Kawasan SIER, Kota Surabaya

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Business Description

Ladang Sehat Indonesia is a company that produces cassava flour and has the brand “Ladang Lima” which is a pioneer of Gluten-Free food in Indonesia. We have a production site in the Pasuruan area with an area of 3 hectares located close to the center of cassava farmers, at the foot of Mount Bromo. We continue to strive to meet the needs of Cassava Flour both for the Indonesian market and exports to the global market.

Business Details

Country:

Indonesia

Business Types:

Food manufacturing

Main Markets:

China, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam

Main Products:

Agriculture, Food & Beverage; Cassava Flour; Snacks

Year Established:

2013

PT. Ladang Sehat Indonesia operates in food manufacturing with a clear focus on cassava flour and snacks — a niche that's growing in Asia due to demand for affordable, local alternatives. Their presence in China, Japan, the Philippines, and Vietnam shows strong regional reach, especially in markets where plant-based snacks are trending. Being based in Surabaya, Indonesia, gives them access to a major agricultural hub with strong cassava production. The company website is available, which helps build trust with international buyers looking for direct contact. Missing verification details on the business or contact info could raise concerns about legitimacy when sourcing large volumes.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

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Port Of Loading:

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Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Not specified

Numbers Of Employees:

501-1000 employees

Certificates:

HACCP, GFCO, HALAL

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Not specifying payment terms or port of shipment makes it harder for buyers to plan logistics or negotiate pricing. PT. Ladang Sehat Indonesia accepts USD, which simplifies transactions for international buyers using US dollars. Without clear trade terms or port details, buyers may need to ask for clarification before placing orders, increasing transaction risk and setup time. PT. Ladang Sehat Indonesia meets strict food safety standards with HACCP, GFCO, and HALAL certifications — making their products suitable for international markets that require certified halal and global food safety compliance. The average inquiry response time of 94 hours may delay decision-making, so buyers should expect a slower reply cycle when reaching out. Having a workforce of 501–1000 employees suggests strong operational capacity and scalability for consistent supply.

Products / Services Offered

Offering cassava flour and snacks directly eliminates the need for buyers to source these items from multiple suppliers. PT. Ladang Sehat Indonesia provides a clear, focused range in agriculture and food & beverage, which helps buyers simplify their supply chain. This specialization makes it easier to track quality and ensure consistent product availability.

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PT. Ladang Sehat Indonesia 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 with the company's operational team. Having verified documents and phone number suggests they are serious about trade, but the missing work email could mean communication gaps or reduced trust in internal coordination.

Export Countries

China

Japan

Philippines

Vietnam

East Asia

50%

Southeast Asia

50%

PT. Ladang Sehat Indonesia operates in 4 countries across 2 regions, with equal distribution between East Asia and Southeast Asia at 50% each. China and Japan account for 50% of its market reach in East Asia, while the Philippines and Vietnam make up the remaining 50% in Southeast Asia. This balanced regional split differs from typical suppliers who often concentrate in one region, suggesting a strategic diversification across key Asian markets.