Import Diamond Coconut — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

The Diamond Coconut is a young green coconut harvested at 6 to 7 months, shaped by natural growth into a distinctive diamond-like form with a smooth, pale green rind that turns white when mature. It averages 800 grams per unit and contains approximately 250 to 300 ml of clear, sweet coconut water. The flesh is tender, translucent, and free from fibrous strands, suitable for direct consumption or culinary use.

This variety is native to southern Vietnam and is selected for uniform shape and low husk-to-water ratio. The coconut is grown without synthetic pesticides, though no organic certification is stated. Typical harvest practices involve hand-picking from trees 8 to 12 meters tall, with immediate cooling after harvest to preserve freshness. The diamond shape results from natural growth patterns under specific soil and climate conditions, not artificial molding.

Buyers include health food retailers, smoothie bar chains, and premium hospitality providers in North America, Europe, and East Asia. Orders are typically placed in pallet quantities of 500 to 2,000 units, packed in ventilated cartons with internal foam dividers. Trade terms are commonly FOB Ho Chi Minh City, with lead times of 10 to 14 days after order confirmation. Payment is usually via T/T, with no MOQ stated in the listing.

Huvy Export Import Co., Ltd. is registered in Vietnam and operates as an export-focused trading company. The supplier holds an Imported trust tier and Harbor verification, indicating it facilitates export logistics rather than direct farming. The listing does not disclose farm locations, harvest partners, or processing facilities. It does not claim ownership of plantations or cold-chain infrastructure.

The supplier does not provide certifications for organic status, food safety, or sustainability. While the source description mentions certifications, none are named or attached. Buyers must request specific documentation such as HACCP, ISO 22000, or phytosanitary certificates. The supplier’s response rate is zero, suggesting communication must be initiated and followed up directly via email or phone.