Wholesale Green Coffee: Koraput, Odisha to Bhutan 🇧🇹
Koraput Arabica from Odisha's Eastern Ghats, shipped to roasters and importers across South Asia. Roughly 3–10 days by sea; overland for the landlocked markets by sea to Kolkata (then road via Phuentsholing), with full farm-level traceability and EUDR-ready GPS data on every lot.
The Bhutan coffee market
Bhutan clears against Indian export documentation and moves by road via Phuentsholing. Volumes are small and hospitality-led.
Koraput sits at 700–1,100 m in the Eastern Ghats and is one of India's youngest traceable origins: washed, natural and honey Arabica (S795, SLN 9, Chandragiri, HSD) grown by tribal farming communities across 24 partner estates. For a Bhutan roaster it offers a distinctive Indian profile with clean cup character and documentation that stands up to scrutiny at import.
Shipping green coffee from India to Bhutan
- Route
- Sea legs to Chattogram, Colombo, Malé and Karachi; Nepal and Bhutan move by road through Kolkata or the Panitanki / Phuentsholing borders.
- Load port
- Chennai, Kolkata or by road
- Discharge
- Kolkata (then road via Phuentsholing)
- Transit
- 3–10 days by sea; overland for the landlocked markets
- Container
- LCL and part-load road freight are the norm; the short distances make small orders viable.
Import duty & compliance in Bhutan
Tariff line: green, unroasted, non-decaffeinated coffee classifies under HS 0901.11. SAFTA and bilateral arrangements keep duty low for most neighbours; Nepal and Bhutan clear against Indian export documentation.
Compliance: Standard phytosanitary certificate and certificate of origin. Being a regional-origin shipment keeps paperwork light.
Every export lot ships with a phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, ICO mark, APEDA registration, FSSAI documentation and GPS polygon data for each partner plot. Rules change, so confirm the current position with your customs broker before you order.
Koraput green coffee lots for Bhutan
Select a grade and partner farm, choose your quantity, and order online, or contact us for FOB pricing and full-container volumes.
17 products · most available from all 24 partner farms
Peaberry Specialty
Wild Civet Cat Coffee (Kopi Luwak)
Roasted Coffee?
Specialty roasted lots, espresso blends, and seasonal micro-lots from the Gray Cup Roastery.
Importing to Bhutan: FAQ
How long does green coffee take to ship from India to Bhutan?
Typical sea transit is 3–10 days by sea; overland for the landlocked markets. Sea legs to Chattogram, Colombo, Malé and Karachi; Nepal and Bhutan move by road through Kolkata or the Panitanki / Phuentsholing borders. Loading is from Chennai, Kolkata or by road, discharging at Kolkata (then road via Phuentsholing).
Is there an import duty on green coffee in Bhutan?
SAFTA and bilateral arrangements keep duty low for most neighbours; Nepal and Bhutan clear against Indian export documentation. Always confirm the current rate against your own tariff classification (HS 0901.11) before ordering.
What documentation and compliance is needed to import into Bhutan?
Standard phytosanitary certificate and certificate of origin. Being a regional-origin shipment keeps paperwork light. Every lot also ships with a phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, ICO mark, APEDA registration and FSSAI documentation, plus farm-level GPS traceability.
Can a roaster in Bhutan order Koraput green coffee directly online?
Yes. Choose a grade and partner farm from the catalogue below, set your quantity, and order online or request an FOB quote for full-container volumes. LCL and part-load road freight are the norm; the short distances make small orders viable.