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Spice Island Nusantara Global

Indonesia

4.7

Jl. Senopati No.41, RT.8/RW.2

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Business Description

We are an Irish team located in Indonesia that specializes in sourcing distinctive eco-friendly and sustainable products from this vibrant tropical archipelago for shipping to Ireland, the U.K., and the EU.

We support micro-businesses and local communities here in Indonesia, with fair trade and quality assurance being the fundamental principles of our business philosophy. We arrange shipping as required and are a trustworthy company operating locally in the Indonesian marketplace.

Business Details

Country:

Indonesia

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler

Main Markets:

Ireland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom

Main Products:

Coco Peat; Coco Peat & Coir Pith; Coconut Charcoal

Year Established:

2026

This Indonesian exporter supplies coco peat and coconut charcoal to key markets like the UK, UAE, and Ireland — all of which value sustainable, natural growing media. Being a wholesaler means they offer volume pricing and consistent supply for large-scale buyers. Their address in Jakarta shows strong local production capacity, which supports reliable logistics and faster delivery. The company website is available, allowing buyers to verify product details and contact directly. No verification details are provided, so buyers should confirm business legitimacy before placing large orders.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

D/P

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

tanjung priuk

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Not specified

Numbers Of Employees:

11-50 employees

Avg Response Time:

≤ 20h

Most suppliers offer D/A or L/C terms, so D/P is a common but riskier option — it means payment happens after goods are shipped, which could delay cash flow. FOB at Tanjung Priuk means the buyer takes responsibility once goods leave the port, so logistics and import clearance are the buyer's duty. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to transact, but it also means local payment methods or local currency conversion may be needed. Most suppliers respond to inquiries in under 48 hours, so this one takes nearly two full days — which is slow and could delay your order timeline. A team of 11–50 staff suggests a mid-sized operation with manageable capacity, but without revenue or compliance details, it's hard to assess reliability or quality standards. Buyers should verify if this response time is consistent and ask for proof of operations before committing to large orders.

Products / Services Offered

Offering coco peat, coco peat & coir pith, and coconut charcoal together shows a focus on sustainable, soil-based growing solutions. This combination is uncommon for standard agricultural suppliers and suggests a niche in organic horticulture or hydroponic systems. Buyers in eco-friendly farming or indoor gardening markets may find this bundle especially valuable for soil amendment and root aeration.

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Export Countries

Ireland

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom

Western Europe

67%

Middle East

33%

This supplier eliminates exposure to Asia and North America, focusing solely on Western Europe and the Middle East. Western Europe accounts for 67% (2 of 3) with Ireland and the United Kingdom, while the Middle East makes up 33% (1 country) with the United Arab Emirates. The strong Western European presence suggests a strategy centered on established, regulated markets, though the limited geographic spread increases vulnerability to regional economic shifts.