Import Coir Pith — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Coir pith from Rchandran Exports is a natural, biodegradable growing medium derived from coconut husk fibres, processed and washed to remove excess salts and lenticels. The product is supplied in loose form with a typical pH of 5.8 to 6.8, making it suitable for use as a soil conditioner or standalone substrate. Originating from Tamil Nadu, the material is free from chemical additives and retains moisture at up to 8 times its dry weight, a key trait for drought-prone cultivation.

The substrate is composed of short fibres and fine particles, with a standard bulk density of 60 to 80 kg per cubic metre and a typical fibre length of 2 to 5 mm. It is commonly classified under IS 14987 for coco peat, with a standard moisture content of 10 to 15% at the time of dispatch. The product is sorted to remove large fibres and foreign matter, delivering a consistent texture for seedling trays, hydroponics and potting mixes.

Coir pith is used by commercial nurseries, organic farmers and hydroponic growers who require a sterile, weed-free medium with good aeration and cation exchange capacity. Buyers in arid regions value its water retention, while exporters appreciate its lightweight nature, which reduces freight costs. The material is typically packed in 25 kg or 5 kg compressed blocks for bulk shipment, with FOB Tuticorin the standard port of loading.

Rchandran Exports is based in Korampallam, Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, with a listed address at 2/31g Psp Street. The supplier operates as an importer-tier business, specialising in agricultural and horticultural inputs including coir-based products. The profile indicates a harbor trust tier, reflecting a baseline level of verification for export readiness.

The company’s response rate is currently recorded at 0.00, with no average response time available, which suggests buyers should expect to initiate contact directly for trade discussions. No additional certifications, client lists or production capacity details are provided in the available data, so these should be confirmed with the supplier before placing orders.