Fermented, sun-dried raw cocoa beans, graded by bean count, cut test and moisture.
Top-quality raw cocoa beans (Theobroma cacao) sourced from dedicated grower estates across Southeast Asia. Naturally box-fermented and sun-dried, yielding rich chocolate aromatics, low acidity, high cocoa butter content, and strict compliance with international chocolate industry standards.

What we sell against
FCC / ISO 2451 standard cut-test classification
Grade 1 / Superior Quality
Fully fermented beans; maximum 3% moldy, maximum 3% slaty, maximum 2.5% other defects. Bean count under 95 beans per 100 grams.
Grade 2 / Standard Export
Well-fermented beans; maximum 4% moldy, maximum 8% slaty, maximum 6% other defects. Ideal for high-yield industrial grinding and pressing.
Single-Origin / Fine Flavor Batches
Carefully micro-fermented beans from selected clonal selections, delivering distinctive fruity, nutty, and floral flavor profiles for craft bean-to-bar chocolatiers.
Chocolate manufacture, cocoa butter and confectionery processing
Breathable packaging and condensation-free stowage
Cocoa beans are hygroscopic; containers are lined with moisture-absorbing craft paper and heavy-duty desiccant poles.
Cocoa beans (coco products) — questions buyers ask
Answers from the trading desk. If yours is not here, put it in the enquiry and it will be answered in the reply.
Standard export shipments feature a bean count between 85 and 100 beans per 100 grams, ensuring plump, well-developed beans with superior nib yield.
We dry our beans to 7.0% (±0.5%) moisture before bagging in breathable jute. We line the shipping container with moisture-trap paper and install hanging desiccant poles along the container ceiling.
Every export lot undergoes a cut test conforming to ISO 2451 standards, assessing 300 cut beans for fermentation percentage, slaty beans, internal mold, insect damage, and germinated seeds.
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