Import Coco Blocks — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Msn Engineering Pvt Ltd supplies compressed coco blocks that weigh 5 kg each and are made from a blend of coco peat and coir fibre. The standard block dimensions are 30 × 30 × 10 cm, and the supplier can also produce larger formats such as 100 × 15 × 18 cm, 100 × 18 × 10 cm and 100 × 20 × 10 cm on request. Each block occupies roughly 65‑70 L of volume, allowing efficient stacking in containers, with a reported loaderbility of 5 100 bales per 40 HC container.

The material is suitable for horticultural applications where a sterile, well‑draining substrate is required, such as seedling trays, hydroponic systems and potting mixes. Typical industry specifications for coco blocks include a moisture content of 10‑12 % and a bulk density around 0.12 g cm‑3 after expansion, which promote aeration and water retention. Msn Engineering can enrich the base mix with coco chips or crushed coco to adjust texture and nutrient‑holding capacity, and offers custom blends to meet specific grower requirements.

Importers usually purchase these blocks in bulk, requesting palletised or loose loading depending on warehouse handling capabilities. The listing does not state a minimum order quantity, so buyers should confirm the MOQ, preferred Incoterms and any packaging preferences such as printed UV‑resistant bags. The product’s Sri Lankan origin makes it attractive for buyers seeking a reliable supply of high‑quality coconut coir in the South Asian market.

Msn Engineering Pvt Ltd is located at No 576, 2nd Floor, Kandy Road, Mahara, Colombo 11850, Sri Lanka. The supplier appears under the harbour trust tier on the platform and, like many listed companies, currently shows a zero‑percent response rate, meaning no messages have been answered through the marketplace interface.

The company’s catalogue highlights the ability to produce customised coco block dimensions and to blend in additional coco chips or crushed material on demand. No claims are made about certifications, production capacity or years in operation; therefore buyers should request any available quality test reports before committing to a large shipment.