Indonesian cocopeat for international buyers

Cocopeat supply, configured around what your business needs.

PT Agrorise Cakrawala Indonesia supplies cocopeat and coconut coir products from Indonesia for importers, distributors, commercial growers and private label buyers.

  • Low EC 5 kg blocks
  • High EC 5 kg blocks
  • Low EC bags in 150 L and 200 L
  • Coco husk chips
  • Coir moss poles
  • Custom coconut coir requests
Origin
Indonesia
Supply
International B2B
Formats
Blocks, bags, chips, moss poles, custom
Forklift loading a forty foot container under the loading shed while an Agrorise Indonesia team member watches.
Close view of a hand holding fine brown cocopeat, showing the texture of the material.
MaterialCoconut coir pithWashed and natural grades

Export destinations

Cocopeat supplied from Indonesia to international markets.

Countries reached through Agrorise export supply.

Export destinations include Australia, Malaysia, Spain, Iran, Singapore, Türkiye, and China. See all markets

Find your starting point

What kind of buyer are you?

The right format depends on what you do with it. Pick the closest description and we will take you to the relevant guidance.

How supply is prepared

Prepared to the agreed requirement.

A high level view of how an order moves from enquiry to export preparation.

  1. 01

    Requirement review

    We start from what you actually need: material, format, packaging, destination and volume.

  2. 02

    Product selection

    Low EC or high EC, block or bag, cocopeat or chips. The choice follows the application.

  3. 03

    Preparation coordination

    Product preparation is coordinated against the requirement agreed in the quotation.

  4. 04

    Packaging

    Packing, labelling and any private label artwork are confirmed before production.

  5. 05

    Loading planning

    The loading configuration is planned around the destination and your handling method.

  6. 06

    Export preparation

    The document set is arranged around the destination and current authority requirements.

  • Tall indoor stockpile of coconut husks waiting to be processed.
    Coconut husk at the intake
  • Coconut husk being processed with cutting machinery beside a pile of husks at a production site in Indonesia.
    Husk worked down
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member on a wide open yard of cocopeat spread out to dry, with coconut palms behind.
    Spread to dry
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member feeding cocopeat into the mould of a block press.
    Pressed to format
  • Strapped pallets of cocopeat blocks carrying green Agrorise Indonesia product markings.
    Packed and marked
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member in front of long rows of palletised cocopeat blocks in a warehouse.
    Held as palletised stock

Choosing between formats

The decisions buyers actually have to make.

Low ECorHigh EC

Low EC cocopeat is washed, and is chosen where a lower salt level is wanted as supplied. High EC is natural and suits buyers who wash or buffer after arrival.

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BlockorBag

Blocks are compressed and hydrated on site, which uses container space efficiently. Bags arrive loose, which reduces handling at the start of a planting cycle.

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CocopeatorCoco chips

Cocopeat holds water well and forms the base of most mixes. Coco chips open the mix up and add air around the roots.

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StandardorCustom

Standard formats move faster and cost less to prepare. Custom formats are reviewed for feasibility against your specification.

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Growing mediaorCoir moss poles

Growing media supports the root zone. Coir moss poles are a separate line that supports climbing plants above it.

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Gallery

Raw material, preparation, warehouse stock, container loading and growing systems, photographed at the sites Agrorise works with in Indonesia.

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  • Green forklift carrying a wrapped pallet of cocopeat blocks towards the container yard.
  • Rows of wrapped pallets of cocopeat blocks stored in a warehouse.
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member kneeling beside a large indoor pile of loose cocopeat.
  • Agrorise Indonesia team member standing inside a container looking down its length towards the stowed pallets.

Container planning

How many 5 kg cocopeat blocks fit in a 40 ft container?

This is the question we are asked most often, and the honest answer is that it depends. We do not publish a fixed figure, because the real number moves with several variables.

  • Block dimensions and how tightly the material is compressed
  • Whether the container is floor loaded or palletised
  • Pallet footprint, stacking height and strapping method
  • Container type and the payload limit that applies on your route
  • Any weight restriction enforced at the destination

Request the current loading configuration. We will confirm the figure that applies to your order rather than quote a number that may not hold.

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Green forklift carrying a wrapped pallet of cocopeat blocks towards the container yard.
Wrapped pallets of cocopeat blocks stowed side by side inside a container.

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