G1 / S18ROBUSTA / NATURAL & POLISHED
Robusta S18 Clean
Full-bodied, with chocolate and nutty notes.
GREEN COFFEE / WHOLESALE & EXPORT
Tell us what you roast and where you need it. We source green Robusta and Arabica, with specialty options and support from San Jose and Seattle.

01 / ABOUT CLOUD VALLEY
We help roasters and importers find green coffee that fits their business.
Robusta is our main focus. We also work with Arabica and specialty coffee, including sourcing requests beyond Vietnam. Whether you need a blend component or a single-origin coffee, we'll start with the flavor and price range you have in mind.
Based in Gia Lai, Vietnam, with offices in San Jose and Seattle, our team helps you compare specifications, arrange samples, and plan shipments. You can talk with us about a first order or a regular supply schedule.
Contact our team02 / GREEN COFFEE
Browse our Robusta and Arabica grades by screen size and processing method. Each product includes physical specifications and shipping details; request a sample to assess it for your roast.
G1 / S18ROBUSTA / NATURAL & POLISHED
Full-bodied, with chocolate and nutty notes.
G1 / S16ROBUSTA / NATURAL
A strong cup with earthy and caramel notes.
WET POLISHED / S18ROBUSTA / WET POLISHED
A clean, heavy-bodied cup with dark chocolate notes.
G1 / S18ARABICA / FULLY WASHED
Citrus and honey, with a floral aroma.
G1 / S16ARABICA / FULLY WASHED
A balanced cup with chocolate and mild fruit notes.
WET POLISHED / S16ROBUSTA / WET POLISHED
Rounded body, chocolate, and a mild earthy note.
COMMERCIAL / S13-14ROBUSTA / DRY PROCESSED
Bitter and woody, with high caffeine content.
G2 / S13-14ARABICA / WASHED & SEMI-WASHED
A soft, nutty cup with low acidity.
GRADE 2ROBUSTA / NATURAL
Heavy-bodied, with dark cocoa and earthy notes.
GRADE 3ROBUSTA / NATURAL
A bold, woody, bittersweet profile.
19.2 metric tons minimum order · 60 kg jute bags · 30 to 40 days lead time
We confirm availability and timing with your order. Ocean transit is additional. Photos are representative; ask for a sample of the lot being offered.

03 / SPECIALTY & GLOBAL SOURCING
Tell us what you'd like to taste.
You may be looking for fine Robusta, a single-origin release, or a coffee to round out an existing blend. Share your preferred origin and process, along with the flavor profile you're after. We'll discuss sourcing options and current availability.
For any proposed coffee, review the processing details and traceability information, then taste a sample before deciding. Specialty lots and quantities vary by season.
Discuss a sourcing request04 / EXPORT & SUPPLY
We'll agree on the coffee and shipping terms before you place an order.
Our standard catalog is available in container quantities, with FOB, CIF, or EXW terms. Tell us your destination and packing requirements so we can quote the order and arrange the necessary quality checks and documents.
If you need deliveries spread over several shipments, share your production schedule. We'll work through lot approval and dispatch dates with you.
Plan your shipmentCurrent supply capacity
Containers per month
Standard coffee minimum order
One 20-foot container
Jute bags, customizable
Liners and jumbo options on request
Days / typical product lead time
Schedule confirmed with your order
Trade options
FOB · CIF · EXW
US offices
San Jose & Seattle
05 / QUALITY & DOCUMENTATION
Use the product specification and an approved sample to set your acceptance criteria. We'll confirm which checks and documents are needed for the shipment.
Each grade lists limits for moisture, impurities, and black and broken beans, along with its screen size. These are checked against the agreed specification.
Evaluate the green beans and taste a roasted sample before confirming shipment. You can also request SGS inspection or a certificate of analysis.
We coordinate lot references, origin information, packing lists, and shipment documents. Tell us which traceability records your importer requires.
Tell us which standard you need. We'll check the available certification and supporting documents for the lot and processing partner before you commit.
Discuss your requirements06 / FROM FARM TO SHIPMENT

Start with your flavor and quality requirements, then identify suitable origins and available lots.
Select cherries for the intended processing method and cup profile.
Process the coffee using the agreed method, which may be natural, washed, or honey. Sort, grade, and polish the beans as specified.
Check moisture, screen size, and defects, then evaluate the cup. Compare the sample with the agreed acceptance criteria.
Confirm bag size, protective liners, and labeling before packing the order.
Complete the required documents and inspections, then arrange dispatch with logistics partners.
07 / COFFEE GALLERY
See coffee farms in Vietnam alongside examples of sample evaluation, storage, and roasting. The captions explain where each photo was taken and what it shows.

01 / Da Lat, Lam Dong

02 / Coffee cherries / origin detail

03 / Gia Lai, Vietnam

04 / Near Da Lat, Vietnam

05 / Drying beds / process detail

06 / Green coffee / product detail

07 / Green coffee / product detail

08 / Sweden / sample evaluation

09 / Sweden / cupping preparation

10 / Roastery / industry perspective

11 / Roasting / process detail

12 / Oregon, USA / industry perspective

13 / Hai Phong, Vietnam

14 / Chua Ve Terminal, Hai Phong

15 / Cafe service / industry perspective

16 / Da Nang, Vietnam / cafe culture
Illustrative coffee-industry photography. Images do not document specific Cloud Valley farms, facilities, shipments, or customer relationships. Locations and photographer credits accompany each image.
Photographers & sources ↗08 / VIETNAMESE SPICES
We also source Vietnamese spices for importers and food businesses. Send us your product requirements, and we'll confirm the available grades, samples, and packing options.
VIETNAM / PIPER NIGRUMWhole black pepper for grinding, seasoning blends, or retail packing. Tell us the grade you need and whether your buyer requires cleaned or steam-treated pepper.
Photo: fresh pepper on Phu Quoc, before drying. Availability and final specifications are confirmed with your quote.
VIETNAM / CASSIA CINNAMONVietnamese cassia cinnamon for spice and ingredient buyers. Tell us whether you need whole bark, split pieces, or cut sizes, and how you plan to use it.
Photo: Saigon cinnamon bark photographed in the US. Forms, minimum quantities, and specifications are confirmed with your quote.
SPICE GALLERY
Pepper farms on Phu Quoc, cinnamon leaves from Bac Tra My, and a closer look at the harvested spices. Open a photograph for its source and buying notes.

Phu Quoc, Vietnam / growing
Rows of vines on tall supports, photographed in 2015.

Phu Quoc, Vietnam / growing
A closer view of the crop before harvest.

Phu Quoc, Vietnam / harvest
The fruit before drying, rather than a sample of finished black pepper.

Bac Tra My, Vietnam / plant detail
Leaves collected in Quang Nam, with a pen for scale.

Bac Tra My origin / bark sample
Bark thickness and cut dimensions belong in your specification.

Saigon cinnamon / product detail
Tell us which bark format and packing size you need.
These photographs show growing regions and spice examples. They are not photographs of Cloud Valley farms or shipment lots. Locations, dates, and image licenses are included in the viewer.
Photographers & sources ↗09 / WHO WE WORK WITH
Tell us about your roast style, target flavor, and expected volume. We can discuss blend components or a single-origin coffee and arrange samples for review.
Send your product specification, destination, and purchasing schedule. We'll discuss pricing, repeat supply, and shipping arrangements.
We welcome inquiries from growers and suppliers. Include the origin, processing method, available volume, and any quality or traceability records.
10 / SOURCING NOTES

A useful inquiry covers the coffee you need, how much you buy, and where it needs to go.

Record what you tasted and which lot it represents before you approve the order.

Specify the product form and quality requirements so we can check availability and quote accurately.
The minimum for our ten standard green coffee grades is 19.2 metric tons, typically one 20-foot container. Smaller quantities may be available for specialty lots. Ask us about the coffee you need; spice minimums are quoted separately.
Yes. You can review and approve a sample before confirming the shipment. Send us the product name, planned order quantity, intended use, and delivery address. We'll confirm sample availability and courier arrangements.
The standard catalog lead time is 30 to 40 days, subject to order confirmation and available stock. We can quote FOB, CIF, or EXW. Your quote names the port or place and sets out dispatch dates and shipping responsibilities. Ocean transit time is additional and confirmed separately.
Our standard coffee packing is a 60 kg jute bag. Ask about protective liners, jumbo bags, or custom packaging and labels. We'll record the agreed net weight and packing details in the contract.
Options include L/C at sight, T/T with a 30% deposit and 70% against a copy of the bill of lading, and CAD. We'll agree on the payment terms in writing as part of your quote and contract.
We source beyond Vietnam as well. The standard grades listed here are Vietnamese coffees; for other origins or specialty lots, send us the process and flavor profile you're looking for. We'll discuss what's currently available.
Tell us which certification and chain-of-custody records your buyer needs. Availability depends on the lot and processing partner. We'll check the supporting documents before confirming that a lot meets your requirement.
12 / CONTACT
Send us your product requirements and destination. Our San Jose or Seattle team will help with the next steps.
service@cloudvalley.coffee