Private label
Your brand, packed at origin.
Private-label and OEM packaging available upon request. Availability depends on the product, packaging format, order volume and production requirements, so we confirm feasibility before quotation.
Where it works
Selected products across coffee, coconut derivatives, cocoa, tea and coconut sugar, in retail, foodservice or bulk formats.
What we need
Artwork or label requirements, target retail or foodservice format, destination market labelling rules and expected annual volume.
What we confirm
Whether the format can be run at origin, the minimum volume it requires, and lead time from artwork approval to shipment.
One packaging standard across every product.
Every line we pack — coffee through to vanilla — uses the same label structure: a gold hairline frame, the Indonesian archipelago drawn in fine gold line, and a spaced serif wordmark. The examples below show how each product looks in that standard, and the same formats and materials can be run under your own brand.

Arabica coffee — pouch and rigid carton in the house standard, shown with the roasted product.

Desiccated coconut — pouch and tin in the house standard, shown with the product.

Cocoa beans — pouch and rigid carton in the house standard, shown with the beans.

Black tea, loose leaf — pouch and tin in the house standard, shown with the product.

Cured vanilla beans — glass vials and slim carton in the house standard, shown with the beans.

Your brand, on the same pack.
The identical formats and materials run blank, ready for your mark. You supply artwork and destination labelling requirements; we confirm the format, minimum volume and lead time from artwork approval to shipment.
Products with private-label capability
Discuss a private-label programme.
Send the product, format and volume you have in mind and we will confirm what can be run at origin.
Request a quote & specsIndonesia operations
Jakarta, Indonesia
Operations and origin coordination
Buyer representation
Vancouver, Canada
Buyer-side commercial representation