Import Fine Grade Desiccated Coconut — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Indonesia

Fine Grade Desiccated Coconut offered by Cv. Mim-indo originates from mature coconut plantations in Indonesia’s East Java region. The coconut meat is finely grated, dried and milled to produce a uniform texture suitable for food processing. Each batch is produced without artificial additives or preservatives, preserving the natural flavour and aroma of the fruit. The supplier states that the product complies with international standards such as ISO and the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI).

Typical desiccated coconut of this grade contains moisture below 5 %, fat content between 65 % and 70 % and ash levels under 2 %, providing a stable shelf life of up to 12 months when stored dry. Particle size is generally ≤1 mm, which ensures smooth incorporation into batters, doughs and confectionery mixes. Bulk packaging is commonly supplied in multi‑layer paper bags of 25 kg, offering protection against humidity during long‑haul shipments. Industry standards also prescribe microbial limits such as total plate count not exceeding 10 000 cfu g‑1, which many exporters certify in a certificate of analysis.

The product is widely used by bakeries, confectionery manufacturers, snack producers and health‑food brands that require a consistent coconut flavour without excess moisture. Buyers often import the coconut in container loads, negotiating trade terms like L/C or T/T and specifying FOB Surabaya or CIF Jakarta depending on logistics preference. Cv. Mim-indo indicates flexible minimum order quantities, but exact MOQ and packaging details should be confirmed directly. Importers should also verify that the supplier can provide the required certificates and batch‑specific analysis prior to shipment.

Cv. Mim-indo operates from Gading I No.28, Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia, postal code 60134. The company carries a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified business status. Response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no average response time recorded, highlighting the importance of direct outreach to assess responsiveness. The supplier focuses on food‑grade agricultural products, with this listing dedicated to fine grade desiccated coconut.

The listing confirms that the coconut is sourced from Indonesian plantations and processed to retain nutritional value, with no artificial additives added. While the supplier mentions compliance with ISO and FSSAI standards, no specific certification documents are attached, so buyers should request copies for verification. Details about production capacity, storage facilities or export experience are not disclosed, making it prudent to discuss these aspects during negotiation.