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Jl Delima Ruko 22 Villa Taman Raya Raudah, Desa/Kelurahan Tobekgodang

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Business Description

PT Salinov Bintang Mulia is a trusted Indonesian exporter specializing in fresh tropical fruits, with main products being Wax Apple (Jambu Air) and Salak Pondoh (Snake Fruit).

Our fruits are sourced directly from selected farms in Indonesia to ensure consistent quality, natural sweetness, and freshness. We focus on maintaining high post-harvest standards and professional export handling to meet the expectations of international buyers.

We proudly supply to international markets and have established cooperation with major distributors such as MBG Fruit Malaysia. All our export activities are supported by complete legal company documents, export certificates, and transparent transaction records, ensuring reliability and trust in every shipment.

Core Strengths:

  1. Specialized in Wax Apple and Salak Pondoh
  2. Farm-direct & export-quality fruits
  3. Fully licensed and legally verified exporter
  4. Flexible air and sea freight options
  5. Committed to long-term partnerships and reliability

📍 Head Office: Indonesia

📧 Email: salinovbintangmulia@gmail.com

📞 WhatsApp: +62 812 6607 5106 (🇮🇩)

🌍 Website: www.salinov.id

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Jakarta / Soekarno Hatta International Airport

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Certificates:

NIB

Avg Response Time:

-

Using T/T payment terms eliminates the need for bank guarantees or letters of credit, making transactions faster and simpler. FOB shipping from Jakarta means the buyer takes responsibility for costs and risks once goods leave the port, which shifts logistics planning to the buyer. Since the port is Soekarno Hatta International Airport, shipments are likely to be air freight, which is faster but more expensive than sea freight. Accepting USD simplifies international payments, especially for buyers in countries using the US dollar as a trade standard. Most suppliers with 1-10 employees and annual turnover below $1M operate as small-scale, local businesses with limited capacity. PT Salinov Bintang Mulia has only one quality certification, NIB, which is required in Indonesia for basic business registration and trade compliance. The lack of specified inquiry response time raises concerns about customer service reliability — buyers should confirm response times before placing orders.

Products / Services Offered

Most suppliers offer a range of tropical fruits, but PT Salinov Bintang Mulia focuses specifically on Salak, a niche product with growing demand in Southeast Asia and select international markets. This specialization suggests they may have strong knowledge of Salak quality, ripeness, and handling — key factors for buyers looking for consistent, high-value fruit supply.

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In international trade, verified business documents are a strong signal of legitimacy and reliability. PT Salinov Bintang Mulia has verified documents, which adds credibility to their business operations. While their work email and account email are not verified, the presence of verified documents helps offset that risk. Buyers should still confirm contact details through independent channels to ensure full trust and smooth communication.

Export Countries

Cambodia FlagCambodia

China FlagChina

Malaysia FlagMalaysia

Singapore FlagSingapore

Turkey FlagTurkey

Southeast Asia

60%

East Asia

20%

Middle East

20%

PT Salinov Bintang Mulia targets 5 countries across 3 regions, with a strong Southeast Asia focus at 60% (3 of 5) including Cambodia, Malaysia, and Singapore. East Asia and the Middle East each account for 20% with China and Turkey respectively. This regional skew highlights a strategic emphasis on Southeast Asia, where 3 out of 5 markets are concentrated, suggesting a localized supply chain optimized for regional demand and logistics.
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