Import Coconut Broom Stick — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Coconut broom sticks from Pt. Indico Export Indonesia are handcrafted in Jeneponto, South Sulawesi, using dried coconut husk fibers and hardwood handles, with lengths between 80 and 120 cm. The fibers are naturally brown, clean, and insect-free, with no chemical treatments applied. Each broom is assembled by hand, with fibers tightly bound to the handle using natural fiber twine. The product is marketed as dry and ready for immediate use, with no curing or conditioning required.

The fibers are sourced from local coconut farms and dried under sun and wind conditions, resulting in a typical moisture content below 13%. The handle is made from locally available hardwoods such as ketapang or acacia, with a diameter of approximately 20 to 28 mm. Packaging is in 50kg bundles of woven plastic bags, commonly called gunny sacks, which are open at both ends for easy handling. This is the standard packaging format for smallholder exports from eastern Indonesia.

These broom sticks are primarily exported to regional markets in Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Africa, where they are used in household, agricultural, and religious cleaning contexts. Buyers typically order full container loads due to the low unit value and bulk nature of the product. The price is listed as negotiable under FOB terms, and samples are available at the buyer’s expense. No certifications or quality reports are mentioned in the listing.

Pt. Indico Export Indonesia is based in Jeneponto, South Sulawesi, and sources coconut broom sticks from local artisans and smallholder producers in the surrounding rural areas. The company is listed as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating basic business verification but no independent audit or production facility disclosure. There is no information on years of operation, workforce size, or export volume. The listing implies aggregation rather than direct manufacturing.

The supplier does not provide certifications, quality control protocols, or client references. Response rate and average response time are zero, suggesting minimal buyer communication infrastructure. All product claims are limited to length, condition, packaging, and sample availability. No claims about environmental sourcing, labor practices, or processing methods are supported by the data. Buyers should treat this as a trading intermediary with local production ties.