Export from the Philippines

Philippine coffee, introduced with a clear brief.

Help a potential buyer understand the coffee, the format and the production capability behind your offer.

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Roasted coffee beans in a roasting machine
Category illustration.Babak Eshaghian · Unsplash License

Lead with the lot and intended use

Describe origin as documented, variety if known, processing, harvest or lot details, sensory information and format. Green coffee, roasted beans, ground coffee and capsules should be presented as distinct offers.

Match the buyer channel

A roaster, distributor and retail brand need different information. Agree sample quantities, evaluation criteria, packaging options, storage and the product’s remaining shelf life at delivery.

Private label and repeat supply

Discuss roast profiles, packaging minimums, label responsibilities, batch consistency and reorder planning. All technical, quantity and commercial details require confirmation with the manufacturer.

From the RUPH photo archive

From product samples to a clear brief.

Business discussions and product photographs bring the practical side of cross-border work into view.

Useful before your enquiry

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Introducing Philippine coffee to Russian buyers: lead with the lot and the format
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An individual scope for your objective

Let’s understand your export opportunity.

Tell us the product or project, your role, requirements and intended timing.

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