Fresh young coconut

Fresh young coconuts supplied by Star Exim Ltd. are harvested at 6 to 7 months of maturity, when the endosperm is soft and the water content is highest, typically between 250ml and 350ml per fruit. Each coconut is selected for intact husk, absence of cracks, and consistent green outer shell, with an average diameter of 9 to 11cm and weight of 900g to 1.2kg. These coconuts are sourced from plantations in the Chanthaburi and Rayong regions, known for consistent rainfall and volcanic soil that supports high water yield.

The internal flesh is white, gelatinous, and low in fiber, with a natural sweetness that makes it suitable for direct consumption and beverage production. Unlike mature coconuts, young ones contain no hardened kernel and have a moisture content between 92% and 95%, which aligns with standard industry benchmarks for premium young coconut. No preservatives or additives are used in handling, and the husk remains unprocessed to preserve natural protection during transit.

These coconuts are primarily purchased by beverage manufacturers, health-focused cafes, and organic food distributors in Europe, North America, and East Asia. They are typically packed in ventilated cartons of 24 or 48 units, with no inner plastic wrapping to reduce contamination risk. Trade terms include FOB Bangkok Port or CIF destination port, with minimum order quantities starting at 1000 units per shipment. Lead time is 5 to 7 days after order confirmation, subject to harvest cycles and vessel availability.

Star Exim Ltd. operates from Bangkok, Thailand, with a registered address in Huaykwang. The company is listed as an imported supplier with harbor trust tier, indicating verified export documentation and compliance with Thai export protocols. There is no public information on factory ownership, processing facilities, or years in operation. The listing confirms no direct contact response rate or average reply time, suggesting reliance on third-party logistics coordination.

The supplier does not claim certifications, production capacity, or client names. It does not state whether coconuts are processed on-site or sourced from third-party farms. The absence of response metrics and supplier details implies a trading role rather than direct farming or packing. Buyers should verify origin traceability and handling protocols directly before placing orders.