Cengkeh · Syzygium aromaticum
Indonesian Clove Supplier from Indonesia
Hand picked whole cloves with high volatile oil content.
About our clove
Premium Indonesian cloves, hand picked and sun dried. A staple of the global spice, food and tobacco industries, valued for their strong aroma and high essential oil yield.
- Form
- Whole dried buds, headless · Sun dried, hand picked
- Colour
- Dark brown
- Aroma
- Strong, sweet and spicy
- Taste
- Warm, pungent and lightly bitter
- Humidity
- 10 – 12%
- Ash content
- max 7%
- Essential oil
- 15 – 20%
- Starch
- Minimal content
- Foreign matter
- max 1%
Typical values. Final specification is agreed in the sales contract and confirmed in the COA for each shipment.
FAQ
Buying clove from Indonesia
In what form do you supply clove? +
Whole dried buds, headless · Sun dried, hand picked. Grade and packing are agreed in the sales contract before production.
What is the moisture content of your clove? +
Typically 10 – 12%. The final figure for each lot is confirmed in the Certificate of Analysis (COA).
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)? +
MOQ is confirmed per inquiry, depending on grade, packing and destination.
What are your shipping terms? +
We sell FOB Surabaya (Port of Tanjung Perak), Indonesia. We handle quality, packing, export documents and customs until the cargo is on board; freight and insurance are arranged by the buyer.
Can I get a sample of clove? +
Yes. Representative samples are arranged on agreement so you can verify quality before committing to an order.
Which export documents do you provide? +
Commercial invoice, packing list, Certificate of Analysis (COA), phytosanitary and fumigation certificates and certificate of origin, arranged per shipment and destination requirement.
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