Import Coconut Husked — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Grey International supplies husked coconut nuts that are brown in colour and classified as husked grade. Each nut weighs between 500 g and 600 g and is harvested at a mature stage. The fruit is grown in the Palakkad Gap region of the Western Ghats, Gujarat, and is packed for shipment with a self line of 50 days from the date of packing. The supplier lists commercial, industrial and household applications and quotes unit pricing on a per ton or per bag basis.

The product is a mature coconut that has been stripped of its outer fibrous husk, leaving a brown-coloured kernel surrounded by a thin shell. In the industry, husked coconuts typically contain 12% - 14% moisture and a shell thickness of 1.5 mm - 2.0 mm, which aids handling and processing. Typical husk coverage for this grade is 80% - 90%, providing a consistent size profile for downstream users such as food processors and oil extractors.

Buyers of husked coconut include manufacturers of coconut oil, confectionery, and household cleaning products, as well as traders supplying bulk quantities to regional markets. Orders are usually placed in bulk, with packaging options of bulk bags or shipping containers, and the supplier requests quotation based on tonnage or bag count. Prospective importers should confirm the exact lead time, incoterms and payment conditions before finalising the contract.

Grey International is based at 12-ff Khwaja Complex Near Trivedi Petro Pump, Opp. Royal Hotel, Sarkhej Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380055, India. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier on the platform, but its response rate and average response time are currently recorded as zero, indicating that direct communication may be required to obtain detailed quotations.

The supplier’s profile states that it provides premium-quality husked coconut nuts and lists the origin as the Palakkad Gap area of the Western Ghats. No additional certifications, production capacity or client references are disclosed, so importers should request sample shipments and any available test reports before committing to large volumes.