Import Coconut Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Maria Consultant offers coconut oil that is produced from premium copra sourced in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The copra undergoes steam cooking followed by a single‑crush process, a method described in the listing as preserving the oil’s natural properties. The resulting oil is edible, retains a noticeable coconut scent, and contains a high proportion of lauric acid, a fatty acid known for antimicrobial activity.

Typical industry specifications for edible coconut oil include a lauric acid content of 45‑55 % and a free fatty acid (FFA) level not exceeding 0.5 %. The iodine value usually falls between 85 and 100, while the smoke point of refined oil is around 177 °C. Standard bulk packaging options are 200 L steel drums or 25 kg PET containers, and the oil generally has a shelf life of 24 months under cool, dry storage. Density is commonly about 0.92 g cm⁻³ and quality checks often cover peroxide value and moisture content.

The oil is sought after by food processors, confectionery makers, hair‑care product manufacturers and skin‑care formulators because of its functional and sensory attributes. The listing does not state minimum order quantities, price bands or specific Incoterms, so buyers should request those details directly. Confirm the exact grade (refined or unrefined), packaging preferences and any required certifications before finalising a purchase.

Maria Consultant is located at 78/7, Chinnakadai Street, Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu 628001, India. The supplier holds a harbour trust tier, indicating a basic verification level, and the response rate shown is 0.00 with no average response time recorded. The address details suggest a coastal operation, which can be advantageous for sea‑freight logistics.

According to the listing, the company supplies coconut oil that is manufactured from premium copra using a steam‑cooking, single‑crush technique. No additional claims about certifications, production capacity or client references are provided, so buyers should obtain explicit confirmation of those aspects during negotiations.