Import Fresh Young Coconut — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Indonesia

Alexander Samuel supplies fresh young coconuts harvested in Indonesia. Each fruit weighs between 1,500 g and 2,500 g in net weight, with a trimmed edible meat weight ranging from 815.69 g to 1,200 g. The internal water volume is measured between 284 ml and 454 ml and the natural sugar level falls between 4.67 % and 6.03 %. The supplier can ship the product in cartons containing nine pieces, or customise the packing on request.

Young coconuts are typically harvested at six to seven months of maturity, when the husk is still green and the liquid is clear. In the industry the shell thickness averages 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm, providing protection while allowing easy opening. Standard storage conditions keep the fruit at 5 °C to 10 °C to preserve moisture and prevent microbial growth. The product is classified as a fresh perishable commodity and is handled according to standard cold‑chain protocols.

The fruit is used by beverage manufacturers, private‑label coconut water producers and food service operators that require natural coconut water and meat. Buyers typically request container loads, with the supplier stating a production capacity of twenty 40‑ft containers per month and a minimum order of one 20‑ft container. Shipment terms, incoterms and payment conditions are negotiable and should be confirmed before contract finalisation. The supplier emphasises flexibility in packaging and openness to discuss logistics, pricing and delivery schedules.

Alexander Samuel is based in Bandar Lampung, Lampung Province, Indonesia (postal code 35141). The supplier is listed under the harbour trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0 % with no recorded average response time. The company’s profile indicates it specialises in supplying round young coconuts as raw material for ready‑to‑consume coconut products. Their listed address places them near major Indonesian export ports, facilitating sea freight operations.

The listing notes a production capacity of twenty 40‑ft containers per month and the ability to customise packaging to nine pieces per carton or according to buyer specifications. Alexander Samuel states that it is open to negotiation on product, shipment and pricing terms, suggesting a flexible commercial approach. No specific certifications or audit reports are provided in the profile, so buyers should request relevant quality certificates directly. The supplier’s communication responsiveness should be verified during the enquiry stage.