
Black Pepper
Grade 1 black pepper from Lampung, Bangka, Sumedang, Sulawesi, and Kalimantan; MC 12, 14%, piperine 2, 4%, bulk density 550, 580 g/l, foreign matter <1%, packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags. HS 0904.12.
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Grade 1 black pepper from Lampung, Bangka, Sumedang, Sulawesi, and Kalimantan; MC 12, 14%, piperine 2, 4%, bulk density 550, 580 g/l, foreign matter <1%, packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags. HS 0904.12.
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Grade 1 white pepper from Bangka and Kalimantan; bulk density 550, 580 g/l, foreign matter <1%, packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags. HS 0904.11.
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Indonesian origin desiccated coconut for food ingredient applications. HS 0801.12.
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Refined, bleached, and deodorized (RBD) coconut cooking oil from Indonesian origin. HS 1513.19.
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Formed coconut shell-based charcoal briquettes for industrial or consumer use. HS 4402.90.10.
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Coconut shell-derived activated carbon for filtration and industrial applications. HS 3802.10.
Quote thisKongsitani sources directly from smallholder farmer networks across Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and Java, providing access to origin-specific lots that single-island traders cannot offer.
Products are procured through a supply chain designed for traceability, allowing buyers to confirm the farming region and production conditions behind each commodity.
Key products such as black and white pepper are supplied with defined technical parameters (moisture content, piperine content, bulk density, foreign matter limits), reducing specification ambiguity in purchase negotiations.
With 14 exportable SKUs across spices, coconut derivatives, charcoal, and activated carbon, buyers can consolidate multiple commodity inquiries through one trading counterpart rather than managing separate supplier relationships.
As an agricultural supply chain integrator, Kongsitani manages the coordination between smallholder producers and export logistics, a role distinct from pure commodity brokers who do not hold supply relationships.