Import Coconut Fiber — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Coconut fiber from PT Dea Ekspor Jaya Mandiri is extracted from the husk of unripe coconuts through a traditional process involving seawater steeping, combing, and crushing. The fiber is supplied with a moisture content of exactly 20% and fiber lengths between 10 and 15 centimeters, consistent with industrial-grade requirements for durability and stiffness. Each bale weighs 100 kilograms and is packed for containerized shipping, with one 40-foot container holding 185 bales, totaling approximately 18.5 metric tons per shipment.

This fiber is processed without chemical additives and retains its natural lignin structure, giving it high tensile strength and resistance to decomposition. It is classified as a coarse fiber, suitable for applications requiring abrasion resistance and structural support. In the industry, fibers of this length and moisture range are commonly used in floor mats, doormats, upholstery padding, and brush manufacturing, where rigidity and natural texture are preferred over softness.

Buyers in the flooring, automotive, and home goods sectors source this material for its biodegradability and low cost per unit of volume. The product is shipped under FOB terms from Tanjung Priok Port, with a minimum order of one full 40-foot container. Buyers should confirm bale integrity and moisture levels upon arrival, as prolonged exposure to humidity may affect fiber performance in end-use applications.

PT Dea Ekspor Jaya Mandiri operates from Jakarta, Indonesia, with its registered address in the Ruko Manggis commercial complex. The company is registered as an exporter of natural fiber products and holds no public certifications or audited financial disclosures. Its trust tier is listed as harbor, indicating basic compliance with export documentation standards. There is no public information on production capacity, employee count, or years in operation.

The supplier’s listing shows no verified response rate or average reply time, suggesting limited real-time communication capacity. It does not claim to manufacture the fiber but sources it for export. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity, not a producer, and verify the origin of bales through pre-shipment inspection. No claims are made regarding organic status, chemical treatment, or sustainability certifications.