We have many types for Cocoa Nibs : - Cocoa Nibs -+ 30% - Roast Cocoa Nibs -+ 80% We can offer in FOB, CFR , CIF
Cocoa nibs are broken pieces of fermented, roasted, and cracked cocoa beans, offering a concentrated cocoa flavor with a crunchy texture. Sourced from Indonesian growers, these nibs serve as the raw material for chocolate production and can be further processed or used as an ingredient in food manufacturing, beverages, and confectionery. Their robust cocoa profile and versatility make them a cost-effective alternative to cocoa liquor or powder for bulk buyers seeking to control formulation costs.
Available in varying cocoa content levels, these nibs provide flexibility in blending for chocolate makers, bakers, and spice blenders. The product is processed to remove shells, ensuring a clean, uniform texture suitable for direct use or milling. Buyers can select from standard and roasted grades, each delivering distinct flavor intensity and coloration for different end applications.
Indonesian cocoa nibs are produced in compliance with global food safety standards and are traceable to certified farms. The product is shipped in food-grade packaging to preserve freshness and prevent moisture absorption. Typical uses include chocolate compounding, bakery fillings, energy bars, and specialty beverages where a natural cocoa crunch or flavor boost is desired.
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Roasted nibs offer deeper flavor and color compared to raw nibs, while standard nibs provide a milder cocoa profile at lower cost. For smoother texture, cocoa liquor or powder may be preferable, though at higher per-unit prices.
Pricing scales with MOQ and volume tiers. Lower per-unit costs are typical at higher volumes due to reduced handling and shipping overhead. Request a quote based on your annual usage and preferred Incoterms.
PT. Mandala Prima Makmur operates as an exporter and supplier of cocoa derivatives from Indonesia, with direct sourcing from regional cooperatives and estates. The company specializes in fermented and roasted cocoa products, serving food manufacturers, confectioners, and bulk importers worldwide.
With over two decades in the cocoa trade, the supplier maintains traceability from farm to shipment and offers flexible commercial terms including FOB, CFR, and CIF. They provide documentation support and can assist with phytosanitary certificates, fumigation records, and export compliance upon request.
The -+30% grade refers to raw cocoa nibs with approximately 30% cocoa content by weight, offering a milder flavor and lighter color. The -+80% grade indicates roasted nibs with up to 80% cocoa solids, delivering a stronger, more intense cocoa taste and darker appearance.
Yes, cocoa nibs can be used directly in chocolate production as a base ingredient. They are typically milled into cocoa liquor or blended with sugar and cocoa butter during chocolate compounding. Some manufacturers use nibs for textural enhancement in specialty chocolate bars.
While specific microbial counts vary by lot, Indonesian cocoa nibs are generally processed to meet EU and US food safety standards for raw cocoa products. Buyers should request a recent COA from the supplier for verification.
The supplier can provide organic-certified cocoa nibs upon request. Confirm availability and certification scope with the supplier before ordering.
Store in a cool, dry environment with low humidity and minimal air exposure. Use airtight containers or sealed bags after opening. Avoid temperature fluctuations to maintain flavor integrity.
Typical contaminants include aflatoxins, heavy metals, and foreign matter such as shell fragments and stones. Buyers should conduct third-party lab testing on arrival, especially for high-risk applications.
Yes, roasted nibs can be used in cold-process applications for texture and flavor, though they do not dissolve. For smooth integration, pre-soak or blend finely before adding to liquids.
Fumigation certificates are available upon request for shipments requiring phytosanitary treatment. Confirm with the supplier during order placement to ensure compliance with import regulations.