Indonesia onion
is not the Malaysia file.
Same published bulb. A different import rule. We check it before we write a proforma.
Indonesia is on the onion list as its own market. The spec is the published bulb: red 60–80 mm or white 50–70 mm, Sindh and Balochistan origin, mesh bags of 10, 20, or 25 kg, about 25 metric tons in a 40-foot reefer when a full box is the tool.
The import rule is not Malaysia’s rule. We do not publish an Indonesian permit text we have not filed. Send the condition your buyer is importing under. Phyto, Halal, and origin are the Pakistan pack we can actually sign.
A clean enquiry
Port, month, colour, and the buyer’s import condition. A photo of a Gulf shipment is not an Indonesian clearance. Cure is still 7–10 days and the set-point is still 0–4°C if the lot moves under reefer.
What stays refused
Singapore is not added because it is nearby. Saudi onion is not added because the UAE page has bulbs. Each of those is a separate decision.
Indonesia onion, checked on its own
The search “onion supplier Indonesia” is not a copy of the Malaysia file. The bulb matches: red 60 to 80 mm or white 50 to 70 mm, about 25 metric tons in a full reefer, 0 to 4°C, cured 7 to 10 days. The import condition is whatever your Indonesian buyer is actually using. Send that condition. A photo of a UAE shipment is not a clearance.
Singapore is not added because the map looks close. Saudi bulbs are not added because the UAE page has onion. Sound bulbs only: no sprouting and no soft rot. Say the port and the colour. FOB Karachi is the default term until the proforma names CFR to a real terminal.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Indonesia cleared the same way as Malaysia?
Will you invent the permit checklist?
What sizes do you pack?
Where is the onion from?
Get in touch
Send Indonesia’s condition, not Malaysia’s.
Port, colour, and month.
Mon–Sat 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM PKT · Shesha Basti Talab, Multan, Punjab, Pakistan