Coconut & Coir Products

Bristle fibre is the longer, stiffer fraction separated from coconut husks. Its natural texture makes it a useful material to discuss for brush and fibre-based manufacturing.

Coir fibre is extracted from the outer husk of the coconut. Different fibre lengths and preparation methods suit different manufacturing processes.

Coco peat blocks compress coir pith into a convenient format for transport and storage. The material is rehydrated before use, with preparation and growing requirements guiding the specification.

Coco chips are cut pieces of coconut husk. Their size and preparation affect how they perform in a horticultural blend, so discuss the crop and intended growing system.

Coco chip blocks bring cut coconut-husk chips together in a compressed format for storage and shipment. Once expanded, the chips can be used in suitable growing-media blends. Chip size, washing or buffering, block weight and expansion should be matched to the crop and growing system.

Coconut shell charcoal is produced by carbonising coconut shells. Suitability depends on its composition, particle size and the buyer’s intended process.

Briquettes combine charcoal particles into a specified shape. The binder, dimensions and tested properties should be agreed against the intended use.

Food-grade liquid smoke is a processed smoke condensate offered against a food-use specification. Intended application and destination-market requirements must be reviewed before any supply is agreed.

Non-food-grade coconut shell liquid smoke is separate from food-use material. Share the intended industrial application so the required composition and handling information can be discussed.

Coir rope brings coconut fibres together into a corded material. The right size and construction depend on the application; available sizes are confirmed per enquiry.

Coir mesh is a woven fibre material. Mesh opening, weight and project conditions guide specification for landscaping and related uses.

Coconut fibre pots are shaped from coir into plant containers. Size, wall thickness and construction should be selected for the crop and nursery process.

Copra cake is the material remaining after oil extraction from dried coconut kernel. Feed suitability depends on analysis, storage condition and the nutritionist’s formulation.

Virgin coconut oil is sourced against an agreed processing and quality specification. Tell us whether the intended use is food or personal care so the relevant documentation can be discussed.