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INDONESIAN COCONUT SHELL CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES

Wholesale Coconut Charcoal for Dutch Importers, Shisha Distributors & European Buyers

Rotterdam Logistics • 25mm Shisha Cubes • Hexagonal BBQ Briquettes • EU Import Due Diligence

Looking for a coconut charcoal briquettes supplier for the Netherlands to support your wholesale business or European distribution network?

Indonesia Export Center (IEC) facilitates sourcing and export inquiries for Indonesian coconut shell charcoal briquettes, helping Dutch importers and EU distributors evaluate product specifications, packaging options, quality documentation, and shipment arrangements.

The Netherlands can serve as a logistics and distribution location for businesses supplying Dutch customers and other European markets. However, a successful import operation requires more than selecting a destination port.

Buyers should evaluate product quality, customs classification, EU product requirements, shipping safety, warehouse handling, and onward distribution costs.

IEC’s supplied product references cover:

Shisha-grade coconut charcoal cubes, with a standard size of 25 × 25 × 25 mm.
Hexagonal BBQ coconut charcoal briquettes, with dimensions subject to buyer requirements and production feasibility.

Product specifications are subject to supplier confirmation, representative sample testing, and batch-specific quality verification.

Request a Coconut Charcoal Briquettes Quotation for the Netherlands:
https://wa.me/628133302277

Indonesian Coconut Charcoal for Dutch and EU Wholesale Distribution

IEC welcomes inquiries from businesses involved in:

Shisha charcoal importing
Hookah accessory wholesale
BBQ charcoal distribution
European product sourcing
Private-label charcoal brands
Wholesale warehousing
E-commerce supply chains
Cross-border EU distribution

Potential Dutch distribution markets include Rotterdam, Amsterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven, and other locations.

Dutch importers may also evaluate onward distribution to Germany, Belgium, France, and other EU destinations, subject to the applicable customs, tax, and product compliance arrangements.

IEC operates as a sourcing and export facilitation intermediary and does not represent itself as a confirmed factory owner or stockholding distributor in the Netherlands.

Coconut Charcoal Briquettes Available for Sourcing

1. Coconut Shisha Charcoal Briquettes

The supplied shisha charcoal reference is intended for hookah-related applications.

Standard format: 25 × 25 × 25 mm cubes.

This category may be relevant to Dutch shisha wholesalers, retail distributors, and private-label businesses.

2. Hexagonal Coconut BBQ Charcoal Briquettes

The supplied BBQ charcoal reference features a hexagonal shape.

This category may be relevant to grilling product distributors and wholesale buyers.

The two product categories have different technical specifications and should not be treated as interchangeable.

Coconut Shisha Charcoal Specifications

The following specifications are based on the supplied IEC shisha-grade reference.

Specification	Reference Details
Product	Coconut Shell Charcoal Briquettes – Shisha Grade
Raw Material	100% Coconut Shell Charcoal
Moisture	Max 6%
Ash	Max 3%
Volatile Matter	Less than 17%
Fixed Carbon	80–85%
Calorific Value	Greater than 7,500 kcal/kg
Burning Time	Approximately 2 hours
Standard Shape	Cube
Standard Size	25 × 25 × 25 mm
Custom Sizes	Subject to feasibility and MOQ
Ignition	Described as easy to ignite; verification required
Smoke	Described as smokeless; verification required
Odor	Described as odorless; verification required
Density	1.00–2.00 g/cm³

Important: These are supplied reference specifications, not independently verified results for an identified shipment. Actual product compliance should be confirmed through representative samples, agreed testing methods, and batch-specific Certificate of Analysis (COA) documentation.

The term “100% coconut shell charcoal” describes the charcoal feedstock and does not independently establish that the finished briquettes are binder-free.

Hexagonal Coconut BBQ Charcoal Specifications

The following specifications are based on the supplied IEC BBQ charcoal reference.

Specification	Reference Details
Product	Hexagonal Coconut BBQ Charcoal Briquettes
Raw Material	100% Coconut Shell Charcoal Residue
Moisture	Max 8%
Ash	Max 3%
Volatile Matter	Less than 16%
Fixed Carbon	Greater than 65%
Calorific Value	Greater than 6,500 kcal/kg
Burning Time	Approximately 4–5 hours
Shape	Hexagonal
Size	Based on buyer requirements and production feasibility
Ignition	Described as easy to ignite; verification required
Smoke	Described as smokeless; verification required
Odor	Described as odorless; verification required
Density	1.00–2.00 g/cm³

Actual burning performance depends on dimensions, weight, airflow, ignition method, and operating conditions.

Safety warning: Charcoal combustion can generate dangerous carbon monoxide even when visible smoke is limited. Appropriate ventilation and safe handling are essential.

25mm Shisha Charcoal Cubes for Dutch Wholesalers

Standard Cube Size

The supplied standard shisha charcoal size is:

25 mm × 25 mm × 25 mm

Dutch distributors may assess cube consistency based on:

Length and width
Height
Average piece weight
Dimensional tolerance
Surface condition
Corner integrity
Breakage

No fixed dimensional tolerance or average cube weight has been supplied.

Custom Cube Sizes

Custom dimensions may be requested, subject to production feasibility and minimum order quantity.

No alternative size should be treated as confirmed standard stock without supplier approval.

Repeat-Order Consistency

For ongoing wholesale purchases, buyers may establish:

Approved reference samples
Written specifications
Batch identification
Testing requirements
Packaging standards
Inspection procedures

These controls can support consistency evaluations between shipments.

Quality Testing and Supplier Due Diligence

Why Technical Documentation Matters

Dutch importers and EU distributors may require documentation to assess product quality and support procurement decisions.

A specification sheet describes target parameters.

A laboratory report provides measured results for an identified sample.

Both can be useful, but they are not equivalent.

Recommended Shisha Charcoal Testing

Parameter	Shisha Reference
Moisture	Max 6%
Ash	Max 3%
Volatile Matter	Less than 17%
Fixed Carbon	80–85%
Calorific Value	Greater than 7,500 kcal/kg
Density	1.00–2.00 g/cm³

Buyers should agree on sampling, test methods, reporting basis, and acceptance limits before production.

Recommended BBQ Charcoal Testing

Parameter	BBQ Reference
Moisture	Max 8%
Ash	Max 3%
Volatile Matter	Less than 16%
Fixed Carbon	Greater than 65%
Calorific Value	Greater than 6,500 kcal/kg
Density	1.00–2.00 g/cm³

Batch-Specific Certificate of Analysis

A useful COA should identify:

Product description
Batch or sample number
Laboratory
Test date
Test methods
Reported results
Reporting basis

A generic specification sheet is not proof that every shipment meets the stated targets.

Material Composition Disclosure

Dutch buyers may request information about:

Charcoal feedstock
Binder composition
Additives
Relevant safety documentation
Supporting test results

No binder-free, additive-free, organic, or sustainability certification is established by the supplied reference.

Third-Party Inspection

Buyers may request inspection covering:

Quantity
Product dimensions
Packaging
Sampling
Breakage
Labeling
Container loading

Inspection availability and costs require agreement.

Rotterdam as a Distribution Gateway

Importing Coconut Charcoal Through Rotterdam

The Port of Rotterdam may be considered by Dutch importers arranging containerized cargo from Indonesia.

Potential commercial advantages of a Rotterdam-based distribution arrangement include access to freight, warehousing, customs brokerage, and inland transport services.

However, actual benefits depend on the buyer’s cargo volume, destination, shipping service, and total logistics costs.

Why Rotterdam Matters to EU Distributors

A Dutch import operation may support distribution to:

Dutch wholesale customers
German distributors
Belgian importers
Other European buyers

The legal and tax treatment of onward movements depends on whether goods have been released for free circulation or remain under a customs procedure.

Confirm the Shipping Route

Buyers should verify:

Indonesian loading port
Shipping line
Cargo acceptance
Transshipment arrangements
Rotterdam terminal
Customs clearance
Warehouse delivery
Inland distribution

Important: Rotterdam is a potential destination, not a confirmed shipping route or evidence that a carrier accepts the specific charcoal cargo.

Shipping Coconut Charcoal from Indonesia to Rotterdam

Reference Indonesian Loading Port

The supplied export reference identifies:

Tanjung Mas Port, Semarang, Indonesia

The reference commercial term is FOB.

Shipping Arrangements

Actual shipping feasibility depends on:

Cargo classification
Carrier acceptance
Container availability
Vessel schedule
Transshipment
Destination handling

No verified Indonesia-to-Rotterdam transit time has been supplied.

Maritime Transport Safety

Charcoal may present self-heating and fire hazards during maritime transport.

Before booking, the responsible parties should verify:

Correct cargo classification
Current IMDG Code requirements
Applicable testing
Packaging and container suitability
Carrier acceptance
Required shipping documentation

An MSDS or SDS alone does not establish that a charcoal shipment is exempt from transport requirements.

Do not assume that coconut charcoal briquettes can be shipped as unrestricted general cargo.

FOB Indonesia, FCA and CIF Rotterdam

FOB Tanjung Mas, Semarang

The supplied reference term is:

FOB – Tanjung Mas Port, Semarang, Indonesia

The final contract should specify the named port and applicable Incoterms edition.

FCA for Containerized Shipments

Where containerized cargo is handed over to a carrier before vessel loading, FCA may be more appropriate than FOB depending on the actual arrangements.

CFR and CIF Rotterdam

Dutch buyers may request an assessment of:

CFR Rotterdam
CIF Rotterdam

These are quotation structures, not confirmed freight offers.

Total Landed Cost

Dutch importers should consider:

Product price
Packaging costs
Ocean freight
Insurance, where applicable
Port handling
Customs clearance
Import duties
Import VAT
Warehousing
Inland transport
Compliance costs

The lowest product price does not necessarily result in the lowest total landed cost.

EU Import Compliance Due Diligence

Confirm the Correct Customs Classification

Finished coconut charcoal briquettes must be classified according to their actual characteristics and applicable EU customs rules.

Importers should confirm the correct Combined Nomenclature or TARIC classification.

No verified finished-briquette tariff code has been supplied.

Do not automatically use the raw charcoal classification for finished briquettes without customs confirmation.

EORI and Customs Registration

Dutch importers should verify applicable customs registration requirements, including EORI where relevant.

Import Duties and VAT

Applicable duties and VAT depend on the customs classification, import procedure, and current rules.

IEC does not provide unverified fixed tariff or tax rates.

EU General Product Safety Regulation

Where the product is placed on the EU consumer market, importers should assess the applicability of the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR).

Relevant obligations may include product safety assessment, traceability, responsible economic operator information, and appropriate warnings.

The precise requirements depend on the finished product and supply chain.

REACH and CLP

Importers should evaluate whether EU chemical-related requirements apply to the product or its constituents.

No particular REACH registration, exemption, CLP classification, or compliance status has been verified for the supplied briquettes.

Dutch Packaging Obligations

Dutch importers should verify applicable packaging and producer-responsibility obligations based on their business activities and the packaging placed on the market.

The relevant obligations may depend on company role, packaging type, and quantity.

CE Marking

CE marking is not a general requirement for all imported products.

It should be applied only where specific EU legislation requires it.

No CE certification has been supplied for the briquettes.

Dutch and Multilingual Product Labeling

Packaging for the Netherlands

Dutch distributors should confirm the language and safety information required for their intended market.

Potential label information may include:

Product identity
Net quantity
Country of origin, where required
Importer or responsible economic operator information
Batch identification
Usage instructions
Safety warnings
Traceability details

Example Dutch Packaging Terminology

English	Dutch
Coconut Charcoal	Kokoshoutskool
Coconut Charcoal Briquettes	Kokosbriketten
Shisha Charcoal	Shisha-kooltjes
Net Weight	Nettogewicht
Country of Origin	Land van oorsprong
Indonesia	Indonesië
Batch Number	Partijnummer
Safety Instructions	Veiligheidsinstructies

These are terminology examples, not a complete legally approved label.

Multilingual EU Packaging

Distributors selling across multiple EU countries may need country-specific language and safety information.

A label suitable for the Netherlands should not automatically be assumed compliant in every other EU market.

Private-Label Packaging

Buyers may request:

Dutch-language retail boxes
Multilingual artwork
Custom brand names
Barcodes
Master cartons
Safety instructions
Batch identification

Packaging feasibility, MOQ, and printing costs require supplier confirmation.

Warehousing Coconut Charcoal in the Netherlands

Why Warehouse Planning Matters

For Dutch importers distributing across Europe, warehouse planning can influence inventory costs, product condition, and delivery performance.

Storage Considerations

Warehouse operators should assess:

Applicable fire safety requirements
Product-specific storage hazards
Dry and suitable storage conditions
Packaging integrity
Pallet stacking limits
Lot traceability
Handling procedures
Insurance conditions

Charcoal should not be treated as hazard-free solely because it is a finished briquette product.

Batch Identification and Traceability

For wholesale inventory, useful records may include:

Product SKU
Batch number
Production date
Arrival date
Quantity
Warehouse location
COA reference
Customer shipment history

FIFO and Stock Rotation

A first-in, first-out inventory approach may help organize warehouse operations.

However, actual stock rotation should also consider product condition, packaging integrity, and any supplier-specific storage guidance.

Breakage Control

Warehouse handling may affect product integrity.

Buyers should consider:

Carton strength
Pallet configuration
Forklift handling
Stack height
Moisture exposure
Product movement

Repacking and Relabeling

Dutch distributors considering repacking or relabeling should evaluate:

Applicable product safety obligations
Packaging compliance
Label accuracy
Batch traceability
Product integrity
Responsible economic operator requirements

Repacking may change the distributor’s legal responsibilities.

EU Distribution Beyond the Netherlands

Distribution to Germany

Dutch importers may supply German wholesalers after completing the applicable customs and product compliance steps.

German labeling, packaging, and product obligations should be assessed separately.

Distribution to Belgium

Belgian distribution may require additional language and packaging considerations.

Distribution to Other EU Countries

Cross-border EU distribution should consider:

Product safety
Language requirements
VAT treatment
Packaging obligations
Traceability
Transport arrangements

Release into free circulation in one EU member state does not automatically resolve every product-specific obligation in other markets.

Export Documents for Dutch Importers

The supplied IEC export reference identifies:

Document	Description
COA	Certificate of Analysis
COO	Certificate of Origin
SHT	Document identified as SHT; exact meaning and applicability require confirmation
MSDS	Material Safety Data Sheet / Safety Data Sheet

Additional documents may include:

Commercial invoice
Packing list
Bill of lading
Insurance documentation, where applicable
Customs documents
Product safety or conformity documentation, where required

Actual document availability and applicability require confirmation.

Production Capacity and Wholesale Supply Planning

Stated Production Capacity

The supplied export reference indicates:

Up to 200 metric tons per month

This is a stated potential capacity, not guaranteed available stock or confirmed allocation.

Shisha Charcoal Production Lead Time

The supplied reference indicates:

Approximately 14–20 days per container after down payment and final packaging approval.

This applies to the shisha charcoal reference and is subject to confirmation.

No separate verified BBQ production lead time has been supplied.

Container Loading Capacity

The supplied commercial reference states that loading capacity depends on:

Container type
Packaging
Carton dimensions
Gross weight
Palletization
Permitted payload

No fixed container loading weight has been supplied.

Planning Recurring Orders

Dutch distributors may discuss:

Expected monthly demand
Order frequency
Production allocation
Packaging approval
Quality testing
Warehouse receiving schedules
Freight booking

Any recurring shipment commitment must be confirmed contractually.

Wholesale Coconut Charcoal Pricing for the Netherlands

Request a Price per Metric Ton

IEC does not publish an unverified fixed wholesale price for the Dutch market.

Prices depend on:

Product type
Product grade
Order quantity
Cube or briquette dimensions
Packaging
Private-label requirements
Inspection
Shipment terms

Recommended Quotation Structure

Item	Information
Product	Shisha or Hexagonal BBQ Briquettes
Origin	Indonesia
Quantity	Metric tons
Unit Price	Price per metric ton
Currency	Agreed currency
Packaging	Itemized costs
MOQ	Supplier-confirmed
Incoterm	Named term and location
Loading Port	Tanjung Mas, Semarang
Production Lead Time	Supplier-confirmed
Payment Terms	Agreed conditions
Quotation Validity	Stated expiry date

Verify the Contracting Parties

Before payment, buyers should verify:

Actual manufacturer
Contractual seller
Exporter of record
Invoice issuer
Payment beneficiary

IEC is a sourcing and export facilitation intermediary and should not be assumed to be the factory owner, contractual seller, or exporter of record unless explicitly confirmed.

Netherlands Importer & EU Distributor Checklist

Area	Required Verification
Product category	Shisha or BBQ briquettes
Technical specifications	Agreed
Sample approval	Completed
COA	Batch-specific
Material composition	Verified
Packaging	Approved
Dutch labeling	Applicable requirements reviewed
EU product safety	Applicable obligations reviewed
Packaging compliance	Applicable obligations reviewed
Customs classification	CN/TARIC confirmed
EORI	Verified where applicable
Import duties and VAT	Confirmed
Shipping classification	Verified
Carrier acceptance	Confirmed
Rotterdam terminal	Confirmed
Customs procedure	Agreed
Warehouse	Suitable for product
Fire safety	Assessed
Lot traceability	Established
EU onward distribution	Compliance reviewed
Incoterm	Named term and location
Payment	Verified beneficiary
Delivery schedule	Confirmed

How to Import Indonesian Coconut Charcoal to the Netherlands

Step 1 – Submit Your Inquiry

Provide your Dutch company details, product category, quantity, and destination.

Step 2 – Confirm Product Specifications

Specify shisha cubes or hexagonal BBQ briquettes and the required technical parameters.

Step 3 – Request Samples

Evaluate representative samples before placing a bulk order.

Step 4 – Verify Material Composition

Request relevant finished-product composition and safety documentation.

Step 5 – Confirm EU Import Requirements

Verify customs classification, importer obligations, product safety, and packaging compliance.

Step 6 – Approve Packaging

Confirm wholesale, retail, or private-label packaging and applicable language requirements.

Step 7 – Request a Written Quotation

Confirm pricing, MOQ, packaging costs, Incoterm, payment terms, and validity.

Step 8 – Arrange Quality Control

Agree on testing, COA, inspection, and acceptance criteria.

Step 9 – Verify Rotterdam Shipping

Confirm carrier acceptance, port arrangements, and customs procedures.

Step 10 – Prepare Warehousing and Distribution

Coordinate warehouse receiving, inventory traceability, and onward distribution requirements.

Coconut Charcoal Briquettes Netherlands RFQ Template

Subject: Request for Quotation – Indonesian Coconut Charcoal Briquettes for the Netherlands

Dear Indonesia Export Center Team,

We are interested in sourcing coconut shell charcoal briquettes from Indonesia for wholesale distribution in the Netherlands and potentially other EU markets.

Please advise whether suitable supply arrangements are available and provide a quotation based on the requirements below.

Buyer Information

Company Name: [Company Name]

Country: Netherlands

City: [Rotterdam / Amsterdam / Utrecht / Other]

Business Type: [Importer / Wholesaler / Distributor / Private-Label Brand]

Contact Person: [Name]

Email: [Email]

WhatsApp: [Number]

Product Requirements

Product: [Shisha Charcoal / Hexagonal BBQ Charcoal]

Required Shape: [25mm Cube / Hexagonal / Custom]

Required Dimensions: [Dimensions]

Maximum Moisture: [Percentage]

Maximum Ash: [Percentage]

Maximum Volatile Matter: [Percentage]

Required Fixed Carbon: [Percentage]

Minimum Calorific Value: [kcal/kg]

Target Burning Time: [Duration and Test Conditions]

Average Unit Weight: [g]

Dimensional Tolerance: [mm]

Maximum Breakage: [Percentage]

Binder and Additive Disclosure Required: [Yes / No]

Testing Requirements

Samples Required: [Yes / No]

Batch COA Required: [Yes / No]

Independent Laboratory Testing: [Required / Not Required]

Required Test Methods: [Details]

Third-Party Inspection: [Required / Not Required]

Packaging Requirements

Packaging Type: [Bulk / Retail / Private Label]

Net Weight per Retail Box: [kg]

Retail Boxes per Master Carton: [Quantity]

Master Carton Dimensions: [Dimensions]

Dutch Labeling Required: [Yes / No]

Multilingual EU Labeling Required: [Yes / No]

Private Label Required: [Yes / No]

Artwork Available: [Yes / No]

Barcode Required: [Yes / No]

Safety Warning Requirements: [Details]

Netherlands & EU Import Requirements

Customs Classification: [Confirmed CN/TARIC Code / Pending Verification]

EORI Available: [Yes / No / Not Applicable]

Dutch Customs Broker Appointed: [Yes / No]

EU Product Safety Requirements Reviewed: [Yes / No]

Packaging Compliance Requirements Reviewed: [Yes / No]

Required Import Documents: [List]

Destination Port: Rotterdam

Warehouse Destination: [City / Warehouse]

Onward EU Distribution: [Yes / No]

Destination Countries: [List]

Quantity and Shipment

Initial Order Quantity: [Metric Tons]

Expected Repeat Orders: [Quantity and Frequency]

Preferred Loading Port: [Tanjung Mas, Semarang / Please Advise]

Preferred Incoterm: [FOB / FCA / CFR / CIF / Other]

Quotation Currency: [USD / EUR]

Target Shipment Date: [Date]

Preferred Payment Terms: [Details]

Please provide:

Available shisha and BBQ charcoal specifications
Standard and custom dimensions
Finished-product material composition
Sample availability and costs
MOQ
Production availability
Price per metric ton
Wholesale packaging options
Dutch and multilingual retail packaging options
Private-label feasibility
Packaging and printing costs
Production lead time
Batch COA availability
Independent laboratory testing options
Third-party inspection options
Container loading estimate
FOB Semarang quotation
Freight-inclusive Rotterdam quotation feasibility
Shipping options to Rotterdam
Cargo classification and carrier requirements
Export documentation
Payment terms
Quotation validity

We look forward to receiving your quotation and supporting product information.

Best regards,
[Your Name] [Company Name] Netherlands
[Contact Information]

SEND YOUR NETHERLANDS CHARCOAL RFQ VIA WHATSAPP:
https://wa.me/628133302277

Frequently Asked Questions About Coconut Charcoal Briquettes for the Netherlands

Can Dutch companies source coconut charcoal briquettes from Indonesia?

Dutch companies may explore imports subject to supplier availability and applicable customs, product, and transport requirements.

Does IEC manufacture coconut charcoal briquettes?

IEC operates as a sourcing and export facilitation intermediary, not a confirmed manufacturer.

What product types are covered?

Shisha-grade coconut charcoal cubes and hexagonal BBQ coconut charcoal briquettes.

What is the standard shisha charcoal size?

25 × 25 × 25 mm cubes.

What is the shisha charcoal moisture specification?

Maximum 6%, subject to batch verification.

What is the shisha charcoal ash specification?

Maximum 3%, subject to batch verification.

What is the shisha charcoal fixed carbon specification?

80–85%, subject to batch verification.

What is the shisha charcoal calorific value specification?

Greater than 7,500 kcal/kg, subject to batch verification.

What is the BBQ charcoal moisture specification?

Maximum 8%, subject to batch verification.

What is the BBQ charcoal fixed carbon specification?

Greater than 65%, subject to batch verification.

Can Dutch buyers request custom sizes?

Yes, subject to production feasibility and MOQ.

Can buyers request batch-specific laboratory testing?

Yes, subject to agreement on testing and inspection arrangements.

Are the briquettes guaranteed binder-free?

No such guarantee has been supplied. Buyers should request finished-product composition information.

Can buyers request Dutch-language packaging?

Yes, subject to supplier feasibility and applicable labeling requirements.

Can buyers request private-label packaging?

Yes, subject to production feasibility, MOQ, and packaging arrangements.

Are packaging costs included?

The supplied reference states that packaging costs are separate from the briquette price.

Can Rotterdam be used as an import destination?

Rotterdam may be considered, subject to carrier service, cargo acceptance, and customs arrangements.

Is shipping to Rotterdam confirmed?

No specific carrier service or booking has been confirmed.

Can goods be distributed to other EU countries after import?

Potentially, subject to customs status, tax arrangements, product compliance, and destination-market requirements.

What is the reference Indonesian loading port?

Tanjung Mas Port, Semarang, Indonesia.

What shipment term is referenced?

FOB Tanjung Mas Port, Semarang, subject to the final agreement.

Can buyers request CIF Rotterdam quotations?

Buyers may request an assessment of freight-inclusive terms, subject to supplier and carrier confirmation.

What is the shisha charcoal production lead time?

Approximately 14–20 days per container after down payment and final packaging approval, subject to confirmation.

Is the same lead time confirmed for BBQ charcoal?

No separate BBQ lead time has been supplied.

What is the minimum order quantity?

No fixed MOQ has been supplied. It must be confirmed.

What is the stated production capacity?

Up to 200 metric tons per month, subject to verification.

What export documents are identified?

COA, COO, SHT, and MSDS are identified in the supplied reference. Actual availability and applicability require confirmation.

What customs duty applies in the Netherlands?

No verified duty rate has been supplied. The importer should confirm the current tariff classification and applicable duties.

Does EU product safety legislation apply?

Importers should assess the applicable obligations based on the finished product and sales model.

Are Dutch packaging obligations relevant?

They may be. Importers should verify their responsibilities under the applicable packaging framework.

Are charcoal briquettes unrestricted general cargo?

Not automatically. Maritime transport classification and carrier acceptance must be verified.

How can Dutch buyers request a quotation?

Send your product requirements, quantity, packaging specifications, destination port, and preferred shipment terms to IEC via WhatsApp.

Request Coconut Charcoal Briquettes Quotation for the Netherlands

Looking for Indonesian Coconut Charcoal for Your Dutch Wholesale or EU Distribution Business?

Indonesia Export Center (IEC) welcomes B2B inquiries from Dutch importers, charcoal distributors, private-label brands, and European trading companies.

Products: Coconut Shisha Charcoal Cubes & Hexagonal BBQ Charcoal Briquettes

Origin: Indonesia

Shisha Standard Size: 25 × 25 × 25 mm

Shisha Moisture Reference: Max 6%

Shisha Ash Reference: Max 3%

Shisha Fixed Carbon Reference: 80–85%

Shisha Calorific Value Reference: Greater than 7,500 kcal/kg

BBQ Shape: Hexagonal

BBQ Moisture Reference: Max 8%

BBQ Ash Reference: Max 3%

BBQ Fixed Carbon Reference: Greater than 65%

Custom Sizes: Subject to Production Feasibility and MOQ

Stated Production Capacity: Up to 200 MT/Month, Subject to Confirmation

Reference Loading Port: Tanjung Mas Port, Semarang, Indonesia

Reference Shipment Term: FOB

Potential Netherlands Destination Port: Rotterdam, Subject to Logistics Verification

Indicative Shisha Production Lead Time: Approximately 14–20 Days per Container After Down Payment and Final Packaging Approval

Packaging: Wholesale • Retail • Dutch-Language Requests • Private Label

Quality Verification: Samples • Laboratory Testing • Batch COA • Third-Party Inspection

EU Import Due Diligence: Customs • Product Safety • Packaging • Labeling • Transport Requirements

Contact IEC to discuss wholesale sourcing, Rotterdam shipment planning, quality documentation, warehouse distribution requirements, and export quotations.

Indonesia Export Center (IEC)

Your Reliable Export & Sourcing Partner from Indonesia

Website: https://indonesiaexportcenter.com/

WhatsApp: +62 813-3302-277

REQUEST QUOTE VIA WHATSAPP:
https://wa.me/628133302277

Please include your Dutch company name, product category, required quantity, packaging preferences, Rotterdam delivery requirements, and target shipment date.