Cloves, nutmeg, mace, cassia, pepper and roots from the original Spice Islands — cleaned, sorted and graded for export.
Hand-picked flower buds, sun-dried until deep brown. Indonesian cloves are known for their high oil content and intense, warm aroma.
Whole nutmeg seeds, dried in the shell and cracked by hand. Sorted by count and quality into sound and broken grades.
The lacy red aril around the nutmeg seed, dried to a warm orange. Delicate, sweet and more refined than nutmeg itself.
Cassia vera from the Kerinci highlands — sweet, warm and familiar. Supplied as sticks, cut pieces, broken bark or powder.
Lampung black pepper — bold and pungent — and Muntok white pepper from Bangka, with its clean, sharp heat. Cleaned and graded by density.
Dried ginger and turmeric from Javanese growers, sliced or whole, for food, beverage and herbal manufacturers.
Round Java cardamom (kapulaga) with a fresh, camphor-like aroma — a staple of Indonesian cooking and traditional jamu.
Specifications shown are typical ranges for reference. Exact figures are confirmed for each lot on the offer and certificate of analysis.
We answer with what is physically in the warehouse, the grade, and the price it can leave at.