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Coco Products
Coco Peat
Coconut pith (cocopeat) in compressed blocks for growing media, nursery propagation and soil-conditioning blends.
This is a temporary sample listing used to demonstrate the catalog. Specifications, availability and prices are not confirmed.
- MOQ
- To be confirmed
- Packaging
- To be confirmed
- Loading port
- Tenau Port, Kupang (to be confirmed)
- HS code
- To be confirmed
HS code to be verified with a customs broker before publishing.
Specifications
| Material | Coconut pith (cocopeat) |
|---|---|
| Form | Compressed blocks (size to be confirmed) |
| EC and salt content | To be confirmed |
| Moisture | To be confirmed |
| Compression ratio | To be confirmed |
| Packaging | To be confirmed |
HS code to be verified with a customs broker before publishing.
Applications
- Growing-media and potting-mix blends
- Nursery and propagation substrates
- Soil conditioning and water retention
- Erosion-control and landscaping mixes
Cocopeat for growing media and nurseries
Cocopeat is the spongy pith left after the long fiber is separated from the coconut husk. It holds water well, drains slowly and is used as a component of growing-media mixes rather than as a standalone soil.
This is a temporary sample listing. The material is part of the coco range we intend to offer, but the specification below is still being confirmed with processing partners.
What buyers specify
A cocopeat specification usually covers the EC and salt content, moisture, compression ratio, block weight and the share of fine particles. Washing and buffering matter for sensitive crops: unwashed material can carry high salts, while buffered material is treated to stabilise pH and calcium.
Packing and loading
Cocopeat is compressed to reduce freight cost, then palletised. Because it is light for its volume, the block size and compression decide how much fits in a 20ft or 40ft container. The loading plan is confirmed in the quotation.
Frequently asked questions
How is cocopeat different from coir fiber?
Cocopeat is the short pith screened out of the coconut husk; coir fiber is the long strand. Pith holds water and is used as a substrate component, while fiber adds structure and drainage. Many blends use both.
Is the cocopeat washed or buffered?
Washing and buffering are agreed per order because they change the EC and pH of the final product. Tell us the target EC and the crop, and we will confirm what the processing partner can supply.
How is cocopeat packed for export?
The usual formats are compressed blocks or bales on pallets. Block weight, compression ratio and pallet configuration are confirmed in the quotation, because they decide the container payload.
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