Import Cocofiber — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Cocofiber from Cv. Kharisma Mandiri Eng. is a processed natural fiber derived from coconut husks, supplied in standardized bales measuring 80 cm by 80 cm by 90 cm and weighing exactly 120 kg per unit. The material is cleaned and conditioned to remove excess dust and lignin, preserving its structural integrity while enhancing water retention and air porosity. This product is not chemically treated and retains its natural biodegradable properties.

The fiber is classified as medium to coarse grade, typical of agricultural-grade cocofiber used in horticulture. It has a bulk density of approximately 70 to 80 kg per cubic meter, which supports stability in growing media. Standard moisture content ranges between 10% and 15%, consistent with industry norms for soil conditioning substrates. The material is free from synthetic additives and retains natural lignin content that slows decomposition in long-term applications.

This cocofiber is primarily purchased by commercial nurseries, hydroponic growers, and erosion control contractors across Southeast Asia and Europe. Buyers use it in potting mixes, turf reinforcement, and as a peat alternative in sustainable landscaping. Trade terms include FOB Jakarta and CIF global ports. Packaging is in polypropylene bale wraps, sealed for moisture protection during transit. MOQ is not stated in the listing and must be confirmed directly with the supplier.

Cv. Kharisma Mandiri Eng. is registered as an exporter of agricultural fibers based in Jakarta, Indonesia. The company is listed with a harbor-tier trust status and maintains a physical address in both Bekasi and Jakarta. The listing does not indicate company size, years in operation, or client names. Response metrics are not available, suggesting limited digital engagement but not necessarily operational capacity.

The supplier’s profile confirms export activity in cocofiber but provides no details on processing facilities, certifications, or production volume. There is no mention of in-house testing, quality control protocols, or third-party audits. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity sourcing from regional harvesters rather than a manufacturer with direct farm control. Verification of origin and processing methods is recommended before bulk orders.