Shipment evidence
The archive a trader cannot fake.
Original photographs from our warehouse and production partner sites in East Java, organized by shipment stage. This is what due diligence should be able to see before the first container.
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.
For your due diligence
Ask us to walk you through a shipment file.
On a call, we can walk through a complete anonymized document set from a shipped container, invoice and packing list, bill of lading, phytosanitary certificate, certificate of analysis, fumigation and gas-clearance certificates, certificate of origin, so you can see exactly what your own file would contain.
For what each document does, read The Documents Behind a Cocopeat Shipment.
RFQ · Specification-based supply
Start with a trial container.
Small first orders are how good supply relationships start. Tell us the destination and we will structure one.
Prefer email? agrorise@cocopeatindo.com