Import Fresh Coconut — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Theeast India Trading Company supplies fresh coconuts harvested at peak ripeness from Indian plantations. Each bag contains fifteen whole coconuts with a combined weight of fifteen kilograms. Every nut measures more than twelve inches in length, providing a sizable amount of water and flesh. The coconuts are delivered semi‑husked, meaning the outer husk is partially removed to ease handling while preserving freshness.

Fresh coconuts of this grade typically exhibit a moisture content of around seventy percent in the coconut water. The shell thickness is generally two to three millimetres, offering protection without excessive weight. Standard industry practice expects a shelf life of five to seven days when stored at ambient temperature. Visual inspection for cracks and foreign matter is the usual quality control method before export.

Buyers such as food processors, beverage manufacturers, hotels and catering services use the product for drinks, desserts and health‑focused menus. The supplier offers flexible packaging options and can ship under CIF or FOB terms to global destinations. Although the listing does not state a fixed minimum order, interested parties should confirm the exact quantity and payment conditions with the supplier. Reliable documentation, including phytosanitary certificates, is typically provided upon request.

Theeast India Trading Company is located at 51, Arthanaripalayam Reddiyarur (Po) Pollachi (Tk) Coimbatore 642007 Tamil Nadu, India. It is listed as an imported tier supplier with a harbour trust tier, although the response rate data shows no recorded replies at this time. The company’s profile indicates that it focuses on supplying fresh coconuts sourced from Indian plantations, emphasizing peak‑ripeness harvesting and semi‑husked preparation for export markets.

The supplier states that necessary certifications are available to confirm quality compliance, and it can arrange flexible packaging to suit bulk buyers. Shipping options include CIF and FOB, allowing buyers to choose the most suitable incoterm for their logistics. No further quantitative details such as price or exact minimum order are disclosed, so prospective buyers should contact the supplier to clarify those terms.