Bunga Pala · Myristica fragrans (aril)
Indonesian Mace Supplier from Indonesia
The delicate red aril of the nutmeg, dried to a bright orange for premium seasoning.
About our mace
Mace is the lace-like aril that wraps the nutmeg seed. Carefully separated by hand and dried until it turns orange to orange-red, it has a finer, more delicate flavour than nutmeg and is valued in seasoning blends, meat processing and bakery.
- Form
- Whole blades or broken (ground on request) · Sun dried
- Grade
- Whole mace · Broken mace
- Colour
- Orange to orange-red
- Aroma
- Warm, delicate and slightly sweet
- Humidity
- max 10%
- Foreign matter
- Confirmed per agreed specification
Typical values. Final specification is agreed in the sales contract and confirmed in the COA for each shipment.
FAQ
Buying mace from Indonesia
In what form do you supply mace? +
Whole blades or broken (ground on request) · Sun dried. Grade and packing are agreed in the sales contract before production.
Which grades of mace are available? +
Whole mace · Broken mace.
What is the moisture content of your mace? +
Typically max 10%. 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 mace? +
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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