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Eighteen strategic commodities, from the grove to the shelf. Each carries its province of origin and the months it is at its best. Photography is placeholder until the final set is cleared.

commodities
18
  • Spices

    Clove

    Dried clove from smallholder groves, traceable down to the village of origin.

    Origin
    North Maluku
    Season
    Mar – Jun
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  • Spices

    Nutmeg

    Nutmeg and mace from the Banda Islands, harvested and dried the way they have been for centuries.

    Origin
    Maluku
    Season
    Mar – Aug
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  • Spices

    Cinnamon

    Kerinci cassia bark, from one of the world's largest sources of the variety.

    Origin
    West Sumatra
    Season
    Mar – Sept
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  • Spices

    Pepper

    Muntok white pepper and Lampung black pepper — two names buyers already know.

    Origin
    Bangka Belitung Islands
    Season
    Apr – Sept
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  • Coffee

    Gayo arabica

    Highland Gayo arabica, grown by farmer cooperatives and already organic-certified.

    Origin
    Aceh
    Season
    May
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  • Coffee

    Lampung robusta

    Full-bodied robusta — the backbone of Indonesia's coffee exports by volume.

    Origin
    Lampung
    Season
    May
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  • Tropical fruit

    Mango

    Gedong gincu and arumanis. Japanese market access is under negotiation.

    Origin
    East Java
    Season
    Aug – Sept
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  • Tropical fruit

    Mangosteen

    Indonesia's largest fruit export, with established routes into several East Asian markets.

    Origin
    West Sumatra
    Season
    Jul – Sept
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  • Tropical fruit

    Salak

    Salak pondoh from the slopes of Merapi — a fruit with no equivalent on a Japanese shelf.

    Origin
    Yogyakarta
    Season
    Aug – Sept
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  • Tropical fruit

    Pineapple

    Fresh and canned pineapple, available across the whole run.

    Origin
    Lampung
    Season
    Mar – Sept
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  • Tropical fruit

    Banana

    Cavendish alongside local varieties such as mas and raja, from smallholdings and estates.

    Origin
    East Java
    Season
    Mar – Sept
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  • Tropical fruit

    Avocado

    Mentega avocado — eaten in Indonesia as a sweet fruit rather than a savoury ingredient.

    Origin
    West Java
    Season
    Aug
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  • Ornamentals

    Vanda orchid

    Cut orchids and potted plants from certified nurseries, ready for CITES-compliant trade.

    Origin
    West Java
    Season
    Jul
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  • Ornamentals

    Tropical foliage

    Monstera, philodendron and aglaonema — foliage whose East Asian demand keeps climbing.

    Origin
    West Java
    Season
    Mar – Sept
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  • Ornamentals

    Seedlings & potted plants

    Horticultural seedlings from village nurseries, with phytosanitary certification.

    Origin
    Central Java
    Season
    Jun
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  • Processed goods

    Ready-to-use seasoning

    Pastes and dry blends from supported MSMEs, packaged for retail shelves.

    Origin
    Central Java
    Season
    Mar – Sept
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  • Processed goods

    Horticultural snacks

    Fruit and vegetable crisps, frozen bites and ready-to-eat items from nine provinces.

    Origin
    East Java
    Season
    Mar – Sept
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  • Processed goods

    Processed vegetables & tubers

    Frozen cut vegetables and processed tubers — the first export route for many village MSMEs.

    Origin
    West Nusa Tenggara
    Season
    Jun
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