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Indonesia
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Head Office : Galang, 002/002 Desa Sukoanyar Kecamatan Turi Kabupaten Lamongan
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Business Description
PT Bara Atmajaya Sukses is an Indonesian-based trading and supply company specializing in a wide range of agricultural products, fresh fruits, nuts, meat, seafood, and essential food commodities. Backed by Indonesia’s rich natural resources and strong supplier network, we are committed to delivering reliable, high-quality products to international markets.
With a strong focus on the Middle East, Asia, and global markets, we work closely with farmers, processors, and producers across Indonesia to ensure consistent supply, competitive pricing, and products that meet international quality and safety standards.
Our Product Range Includes:
- Fresh and frozen agricultural products
- Tropical fruits and seasonal produce
- Nuts and legumes
- Meat and poultry products
- Fish and seafood
- Essential food commodities and daily necessities
Why Choose Us:
- Direct sourcing from trusted Indonesian producers
- Strict quality control and export-standard handling
- Flexible packaging and private labeling options
- Competitive prices with stable long-term supply
- Experience in international trade and logistics
At PT Bara Atmajaya Sukses, we believe in building long-term partnerships based on trust, transparency, and mutual growth. Our mission is to connect Indonesia’s best products with buyers around the world, delivering value, consistency, and satisfaction in every shipment.
We welcome inquiries from importers, distributors, wholesalers, and retailers worldwide and look forward to becoming your reliable sourcing partner from Indonesia.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
T/T
Preferred Trade Term:
FOB
Port Of Loading:
Semarang Port
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M
Numbers Of Employees:
1-10 employees
Avg Response Time:
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This eliminates the need for the buyer to pay upfront or handle shipping costs after goods leave the factory. Using FOB at Semarang Port means the buyer takes responsibility for shipping once the goods are loaded, which reduces risk and cost. Accepting USD makes international payments easier and faster, especially for buyers in regions where USD is widely used. Most suppliers have 10+ employees and annual revenue above $5M, so this small team with low revenue suggests limited capacity. The 12-hour response time is faster than average, which helps buyers get quick answers. Lack of compliance standards means buyers should verify safety or quality requirements before placing orders. This could be a risk if the buyer needs certified products or strict quality control.
Products / Services Offered
Most suppliers offer just one product type, but this one covers Agriculture, Food & Beverage — meaning they can supply raw materials, processed goods, or ready-to-eat items. This broad range gives buyers more flexibility in sourcing. It also means they may have more complex logistics or compliance needs, especially around food safety and storage.
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All key verification points are confirmed — work email, phone, documents, and account email — which strongly signals a trustworthy and professional supplier. This level of verification is rare and reduces the risk of fraud or miscommunication. Buyers can confidently share technical specs or large orders knowing the supplier's identity and contact details are verified.
Export Countries
Australia
China
Germany
India
Japan
Saudi Arabia
South Korea
United Arab Emirates
United States
East Asia
33%
Middle East
22%
Oceania
11%
Western Europe
11%
South Asia
11%
This supplier targets 9 countries across 6 regions, with East Asia representing 33% (3 countries: China, Japan, South Korea). The Middle East accounts for 22% (2 countries: Saudi Arabia, UAE), while each of the remaining regions — Oceania, Western Europe, South Asia, and North America — is represented by one country at 11% each. This contrasts with typical suppliers who often span 5–10 markets across multiple regions, indicating a focused strategy centered on East Asia and select Middle Eastern markets, which may reflect strong regional supply chain or trade alignment.
