Indonesian Clove Supplier for US Importers

IEC | INDONESIA EXPORT CENTER

INDONESIAN CLOVES FOR UNITED STATES SPICE AND FOOD INGREDIENT IMPORTERS

Food Safety Due Diligence | Supplier Qualification | Lot Traceability | B2B Export Sourcing

Indonesian Cloves for the US Market

Searching for an Indonesian clove supplier for US importers?

United States spice importers, ethnic food distributors, seasoning manufacturers, and ingredient processors may source Indonesian dried cloves for approved food applications.

IEC | Indonesia Export Center facilitates sourcing enquiries for Indonesian cloves, including supplier information, product specifications, quality-document requests, and commercial quotation discussions.

For US buyers, food safety responsibilities and supplier qualification are especially important. A product’s attractive appearance or strong aroma does not independently establish compliance.

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Buyer Needs and Applications

Potential applications include:

  • Whole-spice distribution
  • Retail spice packaging
  • Seasoning manufacturing
  • Foodservice ingredient supply
  • Industrial spice grinding
  • Ethnic food ingredient distribution

Buyers should specify whether cloves will be sold as a finished retail ingredient or processed further in a manufacturing facility.

Product Specifications

Parameter Reference or Requirement
Product Whole Dried Indonesian Cloves
Botanical Name Syzygium aromaticum
Origin Indonesia
Promotional Grade Premium Lalpari
Appearance Reddish-brown
Aroma Strong, characteristic
Moisture 6–12% promotional reference
Volatile Oil Up to 22.98% promotional reference
Whole-Bud Content Buyer-defined
Foreign Matter Buyer-defined
Microbiological Limits Buyer and applicable US requirements
Chemical Contaminants Applicable US requirements
Traceability Lot-specific documentation

The reference moisture and volatile-oil values are not guaranteed commercial-lot results.

FDA and FSMA Considerations

US food importers should evaluate applicable requirements under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA).

Depending on the transaction, relevant obligations may include:

  • Foreign Supplier Verification Programs (FSVP)
  • FDA food facility registration where applicable
  • Prior Notice for imported food
  • Importer identification and customs requirements
  • Food safety hazard analysis
  • Appropriate supplier verification activities
  • Applicable labeling and recordkeeping requirements

The responsible US importer should determine which requirements apply to the specific product and transaction.

Microbiological Risk and Supplier Controls

Spices may present microbiological hazards, including contamination by foodborne pathogens.

US buyers should evaluate supplier controls and determine whether validated treatment, testing, or other risk-management measures are required.

A negative test result alone does not guarantee that an entire shipment is free from hazards.

Traceability and Laboratory Evidence

Recommended documentation may include:

  1. Supplier identification.
  2. Product origin.
  3. Lot number.
  4. Processing information.
  5. Sampling records.
  6. Moisture and physical grading results.
  7. Relevant microbiological tests.
  8. Pesticide residue and contaminant results.
  9. Treatment information where applicable.
  10. Shipping and commercial records.

The buyer should verify the authenticity and relevance of laboratory documents.

Supplier Approval Process

A US importer may establish a supplier qualification process covering legal identity, facility controls, product specifications, hazard assessment, sampling, and corrective-action procedures.

IEC can facilitate supplier enquiries, but compliance determinations and importer obligations remain with the responsible parties.

Packaging and Shipping to USA

Cloves should be packed in clean, dry, suitable materials with appropriate lot identification.

Potential destination ports depend on the importer’s distribution network and may include Los Angeles, Long Beach, New York/New Jersey, Savannah, or other suitable ports.

FOB Indonesia, CFR USA, and CIF USA quotations may be requested.

US Clove Import RFQ

Subject: Indonesian Cloves for USA – Food Ingredient RFQ

Company: [Name]

Destination: United States

Application: [Wholesale / Food Manufacturing / Retail]

Quantity: [MT]

Grade: [Specify]

Moisture Limit: [%]

Whole-Bud Requirement: [%]

Microbiological Requirements: [Attach]

Chemical Testing Requirements: [Attach]

FSVP Supplier Information Required: [Specify]

Treatment Requirements: [Specify]

Packaging: [Specify]

Destination Port: [Port]

Incoterm: [FOB / CFR / CIF]

Shipment Date: [Date]

Please provide potential supplier options, available food safety documents, representative samples, MOQ, lead time, and export quotations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Indonesian cloves be imported for food use in the United States?

Potentially, if the product and responsible parties meet applicable US requirements.

Does IEC guarantee FDA compliance?

No. Compliance must be verified for the actual product, facility, importer, and shipment.

Is FSVP relevant?

It may be. The responsible importer should determine applicable FSVP obligations.

Can I request microbiological testing?

Yes, subject to supplier and qualified laboratory arrangements.

What is the MOQ and lead time?

Both depend on the supplier, required controls, quantity, and shipping arrangements.

What documents are needed?

The importer should confirm customs, FDA, commercial, origin, and relevant food safety documentation requirements.

Request Indonesian Cloves for US Import

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FDA, FSMA, FSVP, labeling, and other US import requirements must be evaluated by the responsible parties before shipment.

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