Import Coconut — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Pab & Jas Exports supplies farm-fresh coconuts harvested from the nutrient-rich soils of southern India, specifically Tamil Nadu. The coconuts are sustainably sourced from organic farms, ensuring they are free from synthetic pesticides and chemicals. Each unit meets the supplier’s standard for freshness, with intact husks and no visible mold or damage at the time of dispatch.

The coconuts are mature, typically 11 to 12 months old at harvest, with a standard water content of 300 to 500 ml per nut and a copra thickness of 10 to 12 mm. The kernel is white, firm and sweet, with a typical oil content of 38 to 42 percent by dry weight. Industry standard for export-grade coconuts includes a maximum moisture content of 8 percent for desiccated forms, though this listing provides whole, fresh coconuts.

These coconuts are used in food processing for virgin coconut oil, desiccated coconut, coconut milk and water, as well as in the cosmetics industry for natural oils and extracts. Importers typically source in bulk for retail distribution, industrial processing or direct consumption. The supplier confirms organic farming practices but advises buyers to verify certification status for specific standards like USDA Organic or EU Organic, as these are not explicitly stated in the listing.

Pab & Jas Exports operates from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, with its office located at No.4, Station Road, Ananda Building, 2nd Floor, West Mambalam. The supplier is classified under the harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline level of verification for export readiness. The listing provides no response rate or average response time, so buyers should expect to confirm availability and trade terms directly.

The company specializes in agricultural exports, with coconuts as a primary offering. No additional details are provided about years in operation, production capacity, or client base. Buyers should treat the supplier’s claims about organic sourcing as preliminary and request documentation for third-party certifications such as ISO, HALAL, or organic labels, as these are referenced in the description but not explicitly confirmed.