Import Coco Fiber — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Indonesia

The supplier Shofiyurrohman offers pressed bales of Coco Fiber harvested in Java, Indonesia. Each bale contains fibre with a moisture content of 15 % (±2 %), a minimum fibre length of 7 cm and a maximum of 5 % dusk and dirt. The bales weigh approximately 100 kg each and are produced at a capacity of 20‑40 metric tonnes per month. The price is indicated as negotiable by the supplier.

In the coir market the reported moisture range of 12‑18 % is typical for maintaining structural integrity, while fibre lengths between 5 cm and 12 cm are common for horticultural applications. Typical bulk density for pressed coir bales lies around 0.15‑0.20 g cm⁻³, and the material is naturally alkaline with a pH near 8.0. The gold‑brown colour of the fibre is characteristic of mature coconut husk and indicates a low level of lignin degradation. These industry benchmarks help buyers compare batches from different sources.

Coir fibre is widely used in potting mixes, erosion control blankets and as a component in automotive interior panels. Importers such as horticultural exporters, civil‑engineering firms and manufacturers of eco‑friendly composites typically request FOB or CIF terms and arrange quality inspections before shipment. Because the listing does not state a minimum order quantity, buyers should confirm the MOQ and payment conditions directly with Shofiyurrohman. Verifying the bale weight, moisture tolerance and dirt limits against the supplier’s sample will reduce the risk of non‑conforming cargo.

Shofiyurrohman is based in Desa Ngrawan, Kecamatan Wonodadi, Blitar, East Java, Indonesia (postal code 66155). The company is classified in the harbor trust tier, which reflects a basic level of verification on the platform, and its current response rate is recorded as 0 % with no average response time logged. The listed address places the operation near major coastal export points in East Java, facilitating sea freight of bulk commodities.

The supplier’s catalogue focuses on pressed coco fibre bales and states a monthly production capacity of 20‑40 metric tonnes. While the price is described as negotiable, the listing does not disclose a minimum order quantity or specific payment terms, so prospective buyers should request these details directly. No certifications or third‑party test reports are mentioned, indicating that quality verification will need to be arranged by the importer.