Indonesian Semi-Husked Coconut Exporter - Bulk Supplier
Sourced directly from coconut-growing regions across Indonesia, our semi-husked coconuts (Cocos nucifera) are harvested at optimal maturity, sorted by size, and semi-husked, outer fibrous husk removed to reduce shipping weight and volume while keeping the hard inner shell fully intact for protection during transit.
We supply both young drinking coconuts favored by beverage producers and mature coconuts used in food processing and retail distribution. Every batch is sorted to remove damaged or undersized fruit before container loading.
For buyers importing fresh produce, our export desk provides guidance on container loading capacity, shelf-life expectations, and standard agricultural export documentation.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Semi-Husked Coconut / Kelapa Semi Kupas |
| Botanical Name | Cocos nucifera |
| Origin | Indonesia |
| Maturity / Type | Mature Coconut (for processing/oil) or Young Coconut (specify per order) |
| Processing | Semi-husked (outer fiber removed, hard shell fully intact) |
| Weight per Nut | 800g – 1,200g+ per piece (Custom sorting available: Grade A, B, C) |
| Nut Diameter | 12 cm – 15 cm+ average |
| Loading Capacity | Approx. 20,000–25,000 pcs per 40ft High Cube Container (FCL) |
| Shelf Life | 30–45 days post-harvest under proper ambient, ventilated, or cool storage |
| Packaging | Heavy-duty mesh bags (20–25 kg) or loose-loaded in ventilated containers |
Why Import Our Indonesian Semi-Husked Coconuts?
Semi-husking and careful sorting at the point of harvest reduce shipping volume and spoilage risk in transit, a critical factor for fresh produce buyers who need low rejection rates on arrival.
Primary Commercial Applications
Beverage industry (coconut water production), industrial food processing (coconut milk and desiccated coconut), food service, and fresh produce retail distribution.
Logistics & Trade Terms
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 1 FCL (20ft or 40ft container).
Incoterms: FOB Surabaya (Tanjung Perak) or CIF available.
Lead Time: Typically 1–2 weeks from confirmed PO, subject to harvest availability.
FAQ
How many coconuts fit per container?
Approximately 20,000–25,000 pieces per 40ft container depending on nut size.
What is the harvest schedule?
Coconuts are available year-round across Indonesia due to tropical growing conditions.
Can you arrange refrigerated container (reefer) shipment?
Yes, reefer container shipments can be organized upon request for temperature-controlled transit.
What is the expected shelf life on arrival?
With proper handling and ventilation, semi-husked coconuts typically remain in good condition for 3–4 weeks post-harvest.
Is a pre-shipment sample or photo inspection available?
Yes, photo and video inspection before loading can be arranged on request.
Ready to check current semi-husked coconut harvest availability?
Message our export desk directly, most inquiries receive a same-day response.
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