Coconut coir fibre
Coconut coir fibre, separated from the outer husk of the coconut, long or short fibre, pressed into bales.
Raw material
Coconut shell
Coconut shell, the hard inner layer of the coconut, in two kinds: black clean inner shell and black shell with husk attached; 500 g sample bags available.
Specifications
- Origin
- Vietnam
- Packing
- Samples: 500 g bags. Bulk orders: PP sacks or jumbo bags; bag weight to order
- Minimum order
- One 20-foot container
- Storage and transport
- Dry place, protected from rain and damp
- Kind
- black clean inner shell or black shell with husk attached
- Sample
- 500 g bag
- Usual use
- raw material for charcoal
- Standards
- prepared to European market requirements; test parameters agreed with the buyer according to intended use
Specs and prices are quoted on request.
Trade terms
Delivery
- FOB
- CIF
- CFR
Payment
- T/T bank transfer
- Letter of credit (L/C)
Coconut shell is the hard layer around the coconut meat that remains once the meat and water have been taken out. It is sold as a raw material in two kinds, by how clean it is of husk fibre: black clean shell and black shell with husk attached.
Coconut shell is not the same as coir fibre (the fibre from the outer husk) or coco peat (the spongy dust from the outer husk). We have 500 g sample bags of both kinds of shell.
More in this category
Fresh green coconut
Whole green coconuts with the green husk left on and untrimmed; crack-free, even in size, packed to order.
Trimmed young coconut
Young green coconuts with the outer husk trimmed away, each wrapped in film and packed nine to a carton.
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