Import Coconut Shell Charcoal — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Coconut Shell Charcoal supplied by Mihith Ceylon Pvt Ltd is produced from 100 % coconut shells harvested in Sri Lanka. The charcoal is black in colour, with a maximum moisture content of 12 % and an ash content not exceeding 2 %. Foreign matter is limited to 0.01 % and the product is cooled for at least 28 days before it is packed. Each batch is sealed in clean sacks to protect the material during transport.

The manufacturing process charches the shells in a restricted‑air environment, yielding a high carbon material that is typical for activated‑carbon feedstock. In the broader market, coconut shell charcoal is valued for its low volatile matter and consistent granulation, with typical particle sizes between 2 mm and 5 mm. Standard bulk density for this grade ranges from 0.45 to 0.55 g cm⁻³ and calorific values are usually 28 - 30 MJ kg⁻¹, although exact figures should be verified by the buyer. The product’s shelf life, when stored in ventilated, fire‑proof facilities, can extend up to 18 months.

Primary users include food‑service operators that require clean‑burning fuel for grilling, and industrial firms that process the charcoal into activated carbon for water or air purification. The supplier ships the charcoal in sealed sacks, and the listing notes that pricing, minimum order quantities and incoterms must be negotiated directly. Importers should therefore confirm storage conditions, request a material safety data sheet, and agree on payment and delivery terms before placing an order.

Mihith Ceylon Pvt Ltd is based at 24/5 Bokundara Piliyandala, Colombo 10300, Sri Lanka, and is listed with a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform. The supplier’s response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of 0 hours, indicating that direct communication is required to obtain up‑to‑date information. The company specialises in processing coconut by‑products into value‑added charcoal for both domestic and export markets.

The listing confirms that the charcoal is produced by charring coconut shells with limited air, then cooled for a minimum of 28 days before packaging. It also states that the product is packed in clean, sealed sacks and that storage must provide adequate ventilation and fire‑proof conditions, but it does not disclose pricing, MOQ or specific certification status. Prospective buyers are encouraged to request detailed specifications and any relevant quality certificates directly from the supplier.