Import Coconut Fibre — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Pure Exporters supplies natural coconut fibre harvested from mature coconuts in southern India. The fibres measure between 5 and 25 centimetres in length and appear in white (golden brown) or brown shades. Moisture content is reported at less than 18 per cent and impurities are below one per cent. The product is packed in bales weighing between 110 and 120 kilograms.

The material is soft, clean and highly absorbent, making it suitable for horticultural substrates, geotextile mats and erosion control blankets. In the global market, coconut fibre typically displays bulk densities around 150 kg per cubic metre and tensile strengths near 30 MPa, values that guide engineering specifications. Standard industry practice calls for fibre fineness of 0.5‑1.0 mm diameter and packaging in polypropylene‑wrapped bales. These characteristics align the Indian offering with common performance expectations for premium fibre grades.

Importers generally use the fibre for landscaping, potting media and acoustic panels, with buyers ranging from agricultural cooperatives to construction material suppliers. Pure Exporters indicates payment terms are negotiable and invites worldwide buyers to initiate contact through their representative Sujan Roy. Prospective purchasers should confirm container loading plans, as approximately 160 bales fit into a 40‑ft container.

Pure Exporters is based at 1, 10th Street, Ram Nagar, North Madipakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600091, India. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating verified business credentials, though its response rate is currently recorded as zero. Their listing focuses on bulk export of coconut fibre and specifies no additional product lines.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose production capacity, certification status or minimum order quantities, so buyers should request those details directly. Communication is handled by the contact person Sujan Roy, who can clarify packaging options and shipping arrangements. All trade terms, including incoterms and payment methods, are to be negotiated with the buyer.