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Energy & Wood

Teak Leaf

Dried teak leaf from Nusa Tenggara Timur, being prepared for supply to craft, wrapping and agricultural buyers.

Coming soon Price on request

Not shipping yet

This product is in preparation. Tell us what you need and we will contact you when the first lots are ready.

HS code to be verified with a customs broker before publishing.

Dried teak leaf, in preparation

Teak (Tectona grandis) is grown across Nusa Tenggara Timur, and the leaf is collected after it falls or is pruned. Dried teak leaf is used for leaf plates and food wrapping, in craft work, and as mulch or compost input.

This product is still being prepared. We are working out the grading rules, the drying and packing method, and a supply window that can be repeated — rather than announcing an offer that cannot be shipped on schedule.

Why it is not in the catalog yet

Leaf is bulky and light, so freight cost per kilogram is high, and the quality differences between lots show up immediately in appearance. A usable export offer needs a defined grade, a packing method that protects the leaf in transit, and a reliable collection season. Those three things are being settled before we quote.

What to send now

If teak leaf is on your buying list, send the application, the grade and appearance you need, the packing format, the quantity you would take per shipment, and the destination port. We will use it to set the grade for the first lots and contact you when supply is ready.

In the meantime, the Energy & Wood category includes coconut shell charcoal, which is available now.

Frequently asked questions

When will teak leaf be available?

Supply is being prepared, so no shipping window is confirmed yet. Send your requirement — grade, quantity, packing and destination — and we will contact you when the first lots are ready.

What is dried teak leaf used for?

Teak leaf is used for leaf plates and food wrapping, in craft and decorative work, and as mulch or compost input. Because the leaf is thin and dries quickly, the packing method matters as much as the grade.

Can I order a sample now?

Not yet. Sampling starts when the first graded lots are ready. Your enquiry will be kept with the product file and used to set the grade that the first lots are prepared against.

Teak Leaf

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