Coconut

Coconuts

Semi Husked Coconut:  The husk is left intact over the “eyes” of the coconut. Fully matured coconuts, but after hulling, the husk on the “eyes” of the coconut is intact. This is a sensitive area and by protecting it we can extend the life of the coconut by protecting the perishable area. Nurtuura Connect LLP is leading semi husked coconut supplier from India, Vietnam as well as Indonesia. We strive our best to commit and integrate all process of our product to have highest quality standard. 

Specification:

Variety:	Mature
Husk Type:	Semi-husked
Weight:	450gms – 1kg
Colour:	Natural Brown Colour
Packing:	As per customer’s requirement
Payment:	L/C at sight; T/T

Copra

Copra is dried meat or kernel of coconut (Cocos Nucifera) cut in half with husk and shell removed. Consist of white fleshy edible meat and outer brown skin. We dried copra with sun or oven dried method into specific moisture categories. Copra is valued for the coconut oil from which it is extracted and the resulting residue, copra meal or copra cake. There are 3 grades of copra:

Edible Copra

This is highest grade usually a fine, well-processed half-cup of coconut kernels. Also known as White Copra and food grade copra. It is clean and fit for consumed directly. Important ingredient in Pakistani cuisines but it can be processed at the highest quality of coconut oil.

Moisture:	Max 5%
Condition:	Dried, no fungus, no hole
Oil Content:	65%
Free Fatty Acid:	0.3%
Defect:	Max 5%
Diameter:	Max 8 cm
Packing:	As per customer’s requirement
Payment:	T/T or L/C at Sight

Regular Copra:

This is second grade of copra can be fit into White Copra category along with Edible Copra because of it colour. Almost the same specification of Edible Copra but difference in diameter.

Moisture:	Max 6%
Condition:	Dried, no fungus, no hole
Oil Content:	65%
Free Fatty Acid:	0.3%
Defect:	Max 5%
Diameter:	Above 8 cm
Packing:	As per customer’s requirement
Payment:	T/T or L/C at Sight

Milling Copra:

This variety consists of non-uniform dried coconut kernels. The lowest grade of copra has uneven yellow colour. Due to its cheapest price among other copra it is best for RBD Coconut Oil.

Moisture:	Max 8%
Condition:	Dried, no fungus
Oil Content:	65%
Free Fatty Acid:	0.3%
Defect:	Max 6%
Packing:	As per customer’s requirement
Payment:	T/T or L/C at Sight

Young Coconut:

While traditional coconuts take approximately a 12 months to mature, the Sweet Young Coconuts are geared up at approximately 6 months. Without the husk of the older, traditional coconut, the young coconut revels in the extraordinarily nutritious, tasty white flesh and flexible liquid.

Type:	Young Coconut
Colour:	Light Green
Grade:	Premium
Packing:	As per customer’s requirement
Payment:	T/T or L/C at Sight

Coconut Fibre:

Also called coir, it is a natural fibre derived from the husk of coconuts and is used in products such as floor mats, rugs, brushes, and mattresses. Coconut Fibre is the fibrous material that sits between the firm inner and outer layers of the coconut. Other uses for brown coir from ripe coconuts include upholstery filler, burlap, and gardening. White coir, extracted from unripe coconuts, is used to make finer brushes, twine, rope and fishing nets.

Length:	7cm – 25cm short fibre < 15%
Condition:	Dried & clean
Colour:	Golden brown
Moisture:	15% - 18%
Dust:	Max 3%
Packing:	1 bale of 100kg – 125kg

Coconut Peat:

Cocopeat is a co-product of coconut fibre extraction process. It is a non-fibrous, spongy, lightweight and corky material that holds together the coir fibre in coconut husk. Depending on the electrical conductivity, our cocopeat is available in High EC and Low EC.

• High EC Cocopeat (unwashed) is commonly used in animal bedding farms due to its superior ability to absorb moisture and soft-bed cushioning properties. Our high EC cocopeat is free from fine dust particles and easy to lay and remove. It is also sterilized to prevent moulds, pathogens and bad odour due to long term use. High EC Cocopeat has a relatively high salt content and hence it is not suitable to be used as growing mediums.  
• Low EC Cocopeat (washed) is highly considered an ideal, multi-purpose growing medium in floriculture, horticulture and seedling due to its natural rooting hormones, antifungal properties and low salt content. It is an excellent alternative to traditional peat moss and rock wool because not only it is very easy to use and can be used for a wide range of plants, but also  100% organic, renewable and biodegradable