Compressed block
5 kg Cocopeat Block
The standard export format: compressed 5 kg blocks, palletized or floor-loaded, labeled to your specification.
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Indonesian cocopeat supplier · Export-ready
Indonesian cocopeat, prepared for the way you grow.
Export-ready cocopeat blocks, loose substrate, chips and grow bags, supplied around your EC target, crop, packaging format and destination port.
- Specification-based preparation
- Private-label options
- Documented export shipments
- Stuffing supervised & photographed
0.43mS/cm
Electrical Conductivity
6.2
pH Level
16.1%
Moisture content
Nil
Impurities
Independent analysis of our 5 kg cocopeat block, PT SUCOFINDO, Surabaya, Report No. 14292/EOBQAQ, August 2025. Batch analysis agreed per shipment.
Requirement selector
Start from your crop, not from a catalogue.
Three answers narrow six products down to the one worth quoting. Your choices carry through to the RFQ form.
Product portfolio
Six formats, one packing discipline.
Every format below ships with the same controls: weight-checked, labeled, supervised at stuffing, documented per shipment.
Washed · lab-verified
Low EC Cocopeat
Washed cocopeat with laboratory-verified salinity, the grade commercial growers specify for salt-sensitive crops.
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Natural · unwashed
High EC Cocopeat
Natural, unwashed cocopeat for buyers who wash or buffer locally, or blend into mixes where EC is managed downstream.
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Uncompressed
Loose Cocopeat
Uncompressed screened cocopeat for potting-mix lines and nurseries that want material ready to blend, not rehydrate.
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Cut husk
Coco Chips
Cut husk chips for drainage and air-filled porosity, used straight or blended with peat for orchids, berries and long-cycle crops.
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Ready-to-plant slab
Cocopeat Grow Bags
Ready-to-plant slabs in UV-treated film, filled to your peat/chips recipe with drainage and planting holes to your layout.
Specification & details →
Proof of work
How a shipment is prepared.
Eight stages, photographed at our warehouse and production partner sites in East Java. This is the process your container goes through, not stock photography.
Stage 01 · Material
Husk intake
Coconut husk arriving at the processing site. Material is selected before it ever becomes substrate.
Stage 02 · Processing
Drying and screening
Cocopeat is dried and screened at our production partner's site in East Java before compression.
Stage 03 · Compression
Block pressing
Screened material is compressed into 5 kg blocks. Press settings follow the agreed moisture target.
Stage 04 · Control
Weight check
Blocks are weighed against the 5 kg target before packing. Off-weight blocks do not ship.
Stage 05 · Identification
Label application
Pallet labels carry product grade, batch code and origin, matched against the packing list.
Stage 06 · Palletizing
Pallet check
Wrapped pallets are dimension-checked and strapped on ISPM-15 timber before release to loading.
Stage 07 · Loading
Container stuffing
Pallets are stuffed by forklift; floor-loaded shipments are hand-stacked to use the full cube.
Stage 08 · Dispatch
Sealed and documented
Stuffing is supervised and photographed; documents are issued and sent before the vessel sails.
Quality control
Twelve checks between husk and bill of lading.
Quality control here is not a slogan. It is a sequence. Each step below is part of how every order is prepared and released.
QC 01
Batch selection
Raw material is selected at intake; husk quality decides everything downstream.
QC 02
Washing (low EC)
Washed grades are rinsed to reduce natural salts before drying.
QC 03
Drying
Material is dried toward the agreed moisture target before screening.
QC 04
Screening
Sieving controls particle size and removes fibre and foreign matter.
QC 05
EC check
Conductivity is checked against the grade agreed in the quotation.
QC 06
pH check
pH is verified in suspension alongside EC.
QC 07
Moisture check
Moisture is checked before compression, it drives block weight and hydration behaviour.
QC 08
Weight control
Every packed format has a target weight; blocks are checked on the scale.
QC 09
Packing inspection
Wrapping, strapping and labels are inspected on the pallet.
QC 10
Stuffing supervision
Loading is supervised and photographed door-to-seal.
QC 11
Independent analysis
Third-party laboratory analysis (SUCOFINDO) is arranged as agreed per shipment.
QC 12
Document preparation
Invoice, packing list, B/L, phytosanitary, COO, fumigation and CoA are prepared and checked.
Applications
Specified by crop.
The right cocopeat depends on what grows in it. Start from the crop and the format follows.
Hydroponics
Substrate for drip-irrigated soilless systems
Read the application guide →
Potting-Mix Manufacturing
Loose and high EC material for blending lines
Guide in preparation, ask us directly
Container intelligence
Estimate a container before you ask for a price.
Rough numbers help you compare formats and destinations early. These are planning estimates built on typical loading patterns, your quotation states the confirmed configuration.
Palletized loading protects handling speed at destination; floor loading uses more of the cube. Both are documented in the packing list either way.
From our Instagram · @cocopeat_asia
Watch a real 40' HC being loaded.
The calculator above gives you the estimate, this reel shows the real thing: how many 5 kg cocopeat blocks actually go into a 40' high-cube container, filmed at loading.
We post daily operations on Instagram, stuffing days, quality checks, warehouse stock, so buyers can see the supply as it happens, not a portfolio from years ago.
REEL · 5 KG BLOCK COUNT INSIDE A 40' HC CONTAINER
Buyer resource center
Decide with better information.
Guides written from our own shipment files, laboratory reports and packing floors, the questions serious buyers actually ask.
Market guide
Exporting Cocopeat from Indonesia to Australia: What It Really Takes
Biosecurity, fumigation, ISPM-15 pallets and the AANZFTA duty advantage, from a real Melbourne shipment file.
Market guideIndonesian Cocopeat for European Growers
Why Europe is switching from peat to coir, what to specify, and how shipments from Surabaya reach European ports.
Buyer guideHow to Evaluate a Cocopeat Factory or Supplier in Indonesia
What buyers actually mean by "factory", what to check before a trial order, and a downloadable evaluation checklist.
Technical guideLow EC vs High EC Cocopeat: Which One Do You Actually Need?
What EC measures, how washing changes it, real laboratory values, and how to decide by crop and process.
Export guideThe Documents Behind a Cocopeat Shipment
Invoice to phytosanitary to COO: the document set we prepare for every container, explained from a real shipment file.
Request for quotation
Tell us the crop, EC target, packaging and port.
We will prepare the product configuration and quotation around those requirements, usually with clarifying questions first, because the right specification beats a fast price.
Or email agrorise@cocopeatindo.com, include crop, volume and destination port for the fastest reply.