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

Coconut fiber from Muhammad Taqiuddin is harvested and processed in Indonesia, with moisture content controlled to a maximum of 18% and impurity levels kept under 3%. The fiber length distribution is specified as 5-25 cm, with at least 60% of the batch falling between 10-25 cm and no more than 20% between 5-15 cm. Each bale weighs between 90 and 120 kg, with dimensions of 40 x 70 x 110 cm, designed for efficient stacking and transport in standard 40ft high cube containers.

This fiber is classified as medium-grade, typical of Indonesian coir production, with a natural light brown to golden brown hue indicating minimal chemical treatment. The material retains natural lignin content, providing structural resilience for horticultural and industrial uses. It is not bleached or treated with synthetic binders, making it suitable for organic growing media and eco-friendly composite applications. Standard industry practice allows for slight color variation between harvest batches, which is normal and does not affect performance.

The fiber is primarily used in potting mixes, erosion control mats, and as reinforcement in biocomposites. Buyers include nurseries in Europe and North America, manufacturers of geotextiles, and producers of doormats and upholstery padding. The supplier ships in 100 kg bales, with a monthly capacity of 80 metric tons. Trade terms are TT or LC, and full container loads are preferred. Buyers should confirm fiber density and compressibility before bulk orders.

Muhammad Taqiuddin operates from Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, with a verified harbor trust tier indicating active trade participation. The supplier does not publish company history, employee count, or export volume. Response metrics show no recorded activity, suggesting the listing is managed through a third-party agent or is not actively engaged in real-time communication. The supplier’s physical address is confirmed, and production appears to be based on local coconut husk processing facilities in Java.

There is no evidence of certifications, export licenses, or client lists on the listing. The supplier does not claim ISO compliance, organic certification, or laboratory testing. Production capacity is stated as 80 metric tons per month, which aligns with regional small-to-medium coir processors. Buyers should treat this as a direct producer without additional quality assurance infrastructure unless independently verified.