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Tarifflo/Companies/INTERCONTINENTAL COFFEESnapshot · Q1 2026 (Jan – Mar)
Importer profile· US

INTERCONTINENTAL COFFEE

Intercontinental Coffee supplier risk profile Q1-2026: 54 shipments from 24 suppliers across 7 countries.

Supplier score
80B
/ 100
Q1 shipments
54
Tier-1 suppliers
24
Source countries
7
Top country
Colombia · 54%
Q1 2026 overview

What this importer's trade footprint looks like

Intercontinental Coffee processed 54 shipments in Q1 2026 across 24 suppliers in 7 countries. Colombia dominated the sourcing footprint, accounting for 29 shipments (54% of total volume), with Brazil and Panama as secondary origins at 8 and 10 shipments respectively. BICAFE HONDURAS emerged as the largest single supplier with 10 shipments, followed by Cooperativa Agroindustrial de and Coopeagri El General R L. The importer's supply chain reflects a typical specialty coffee structure concentrated in Latin American producing regions.

Compliance

Sanctions watchlist & forced-labor exposure

Sanctions screen
No matches in 4.2M-record corpus

Trigram screen against OFAC SDN, BIS Entity List, UFLPA Entity List, SAM Exclusions, EU FSF, UK HMT, UN SC, and 25+ allied jurisdictions.

UFLPA forced-labor proximity
No suppliers in proximity to documented sites

Distance-screened against all 380 facilities in the ASPI Xinjiang Data Project. Proximity score: 100 / 100.

Intercontinental Coffee recorded zero sanctions watchlist matches and zero suppliers with disclosed Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) exposure in the Tier 2 and Tier 3 supply graph. No compliance flags were triggered during Q1 2026 monitoring.

Risk score

Composite breakdown · 80 / 100

Activity
73
Diversification
73
Stability
26
Recency
100
Forwarder-clean
100
HS consistency
87
Forced-labor proximity
100
Sanctions clean
98
Tier 1

Top suppliers

24 distinct tier-1 suppliers in Q1 2026

BICAFE HONDURASColombia10
COOPERATIVA AGROINDUSTRIAL DEBrazil5
COOPEAGRI EL GENERAL R LColombia4
COOPERATIVA CAFETALERAColombia3
CAFES ESPECIALES CORQUINColombia3
COOPERATIVA REGIONAL DEBrazil3
CAFES ESPECIALES CORQUIN CAFEPanama3
TESTISpain2
Geography

Country mix

Share of Q1 2026 inbound shipments by source country

Colombia
54%
29
Panama
19%
10
Brazil
15%
8
Mexico
6%
3
Spain
4%
2
Guatemala
2%
1
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Tier 2 / Tier 3 supplier graph

31 tier-2 + 77 tier-3 nodes mapped - sign up to see them.

Tier-2 supplier #1 · CN
Tier-3 supplier #2 · CN
Tier-2 supplier #3 · CN
Tier-3 supplier #4 · CN
Tier-2 supplier #5 · CN
Tier-3 supplier #6 · CN
Tier-2 supplier #7 · CN
Tier-3 supplier #8 · CN
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Methodology. Snapshot built from US Customs AMS import and export bill-of-lading records arrived between Q1 2026 (Jan – Mar). Supplier risk score is a composite of activity, diversification, stability, recency, forwarder-cleanness, HS consistency, sanctions screen, and forced-labor proximity. Sanctions screen runs trigram similarity against the OpenSanctions FTM corpus (4.2M+ records, 32,982 sanctioned entities, 91,894 names + aliases). Forced-labor proximity is a haversine distance from each CN supplier's resolved coordinate to the nearest of 380 documented facilities in the ASPI Xinjiang Data Project. This page shows the Q1 2026 (Jan – Mar) snapshot only - sign up for live updates.
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