Import Coir Products — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Dhanam International offers coir products primarily in the form of compressed pith blocks weighing 5 kg each. These blocks are produced from 100 % natural coconut husk fibres harvested from sustainable plantations in India. The supplier notes that the blocks are free from harmful chemicals and are biodegradable, aligning with organic farming standards.

Typical moisture retention for coir pith blocks is 12‑14 % of their weight, and the blocks supplied fall within this range. A common dry bulk density for such material is around 140 kg per cubic metre, which matches the typical specification cited. Standard pH values for coir pith range from 6.8 to 7.2, ensuring neutrality in most soil mixes. When hydrated, pith blocks usually expand about three and a half times their original volume, providing a rapid increase in substrate volume.

The blocks are suited to nurseries, farms and landscaping projects where improved aeration and water holding capacity are required. Commercial growers and horticultural retailers commonly source these blocks to enhance seedling establishment and reduce irrigation frequency. Dhanam International provides flexible minimum order quantities, bulk supply options and trade terms of FOB from Cochin port or CIF as requested. Prospective buyers should verify the ISO certification and any additional test reports directly with the supplier before confirming the purchase.

Dhanam International is located at 1/153 Palladam Road, Puliampatti (P.O), Pollachi, Coimbatore 642002, Tamil Nadu, India. The firm is listed as an imported tier supplier with a harbour trust tier, and its profile shows a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of 0 hours, suggesting limited responsiveness on the platform.

The listing emphasizes the supplier’s range of coir pith blocks, noting their eco‑friendly origin, ISO certification and suitability for organic agriculture. No details are given regarding production capacity, years in business or specific client references, so buyers should request these data points during negotiations.