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Export paperwork

Vanilla export documentation: phytosanitary & HS 0905

Every consignment leaves with a verified document set — phytosanitary certificate, Certificate of Origin, lot-traceable packing list and commercial invoice under HS code 0905 — prepared per destination, not from a generic template.

Basket of cured dark vanilla beans
4Core documents with every order
HS 0905Tariff heading for vanilla
3–7 daysBooking to issued document set (indicative)
COAPer-lot, with measured values
Standard document set

What travels with every shipment

Prepared, cross-checked against the physical consignment, and shared as scans before goods move.

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Certificate of Origin

Attests Indonesian origin, for tariff treatment and your own origin-labelling claims.

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Lot-traceable packing list

Every carton listed with lot code, grade, net weight and packaging format, so paperwork reconciles with the goods.

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Commercial invoice (HS 0905)

Declared under HS code 0905 with agreed Incoterms, unit pricing and consignee details.

By destination

Country-specific document sets

The core set is constant; destination and buyer requirements vary, so we confirm a checklist with your broker at order confirmation.

Country-specific document sets
United StatesCore set plus per-lot COA, aligned with your broker’s checklist and any food-ingredient forms
European UnionCore set plus food-import compliance documents; organic certificates for organic lots
JapanEmphasis on per-lot COA, full lot traceability and vacuum-sealed packing documentation

Not legal, customs or financial advice. Verify current requirements with a licensed customs broker or the relevant authority in your destination market.

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Responsibilities

Who handles what

We handle: phytosanitary certificate, COO, HS 0905 invoice, traceable packing list, per-lot COA, export packing and freight booking coordination per the agreed Incoterms.

You handle: import clearance, any permits or registrations your market requires, destination duties and taxes, and your customs broker.

  • Together: pre-shipment alignment of the destination checklist
  • Together: review of the scanned file before dispatch
  • Together: resolving any queries raised during clearance
Timeline

Documentation, step by step

Paperwork runs in parallel with order preparation, so it almost never delays a properly booked shipment.

At order confirmation

Confirm the destination checklist: Incoterms, consignee details, HS 0905 tariff line and buyer-specific forms.

During lot preparation

COA testing on the actual lots, packing list built carton by carton, COO prepared.

At booking and inspection

Official quarantine inspection and phytosanitary certificate issue — roughly 3–7 working days to a complete set, indicatively.

Before dispatch

You review the full scanned file; originals travel per the agreed courier arrangement.

Order formats

Documentation included in every format

Documentation is never a paid add-on. Prices are indicative; a firm quotation is issued per order.

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Trial order (air freight)

Full document set. Grade A from US$30/kg; Grade B from US$20/kg (indicative).

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Contract shipment (sea freight)

Full set plus buyer-specific forms. Volume-based pricing on request; indicative Indonesian wholesale range US$14.76–36.90/kg.

FAQ

Documentation questions

All export questions
What is the HS code for vanilla beans exported from Indonesia?

HS code 0905. We declare every commercial invoice under this heading and confirm the full destination-country tariff line with you or your broker before shipment.

Do you provide a phytosanitary certificate with every shipment?

Yes. Every consignment moves through Indonesia’s official quarantine channels and receives a certificate issued for that specific shipment, stating consignee, quantity and packing details.

Do requirements really differ between the US, EU and Japan?

Yes. The core set is constant, but destination- and buyer-specific requirements vary — which is why we confirm a country checklist with your broker at order confirmation.

Does the COA state actual vanillin content?

Yes — measured laboratory values, including vanillin and moisture, for the specific lot you are buying, not generic ranges.

Who pays import duties and taxes in my country?

Import-side duties, taxes and clearance costs are the buyer’s responsibility under our standard terms. The exact split depends on the agreed Incoterms, stated on the commercial invoice.

Get your destination document checklist

Tell us your destination country, grade and volume — we reply with the exact document set for your market, current lot availability and a firm quotation.

Handled by BD Juara Holding Group

Part of Juara Holding Group — operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015

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