Coconuts
About Fresh Coconuts
A coconut is the edible fruit of the coconut palm (Cocos nucifera), a tree of the palm family. Coconut flesh is high in fat and can be dried or eaten fresh or processed into coconut milk or coconut oil. The liquid of the nut, known as coconut water, is used in beverages.
Specifications of Fresh Coconut
| Colour | Light Brown |
| Maturity | Matured |
| Grade | Semi – Husked |
| Coconut Size | 500, 550-600 |
| Weight | 400 -600 gms |
| Nut Size | 12” |
| Packing | 25 Nuts Per Bag |
Container:
| Container Capacity : | 1 x 40’ FCL = 2000 bags to 2200 bags (25 pieces/bag) No. of pieces in container 50000 to 55000 |
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About Desiccated Coconut
Desiccated coconut was first manufactured from imported nuts in England and in the USA in the early 1880s. It is pure white in color, crisp, and has a fresh taste. It contains 68–72% oil and has a nitrogen content of around 1.05%.
Specifications of Desiccated Coconut
| Moisture | 3% Max |
| Protein | 6% Min |
| Oil | 65% Min |
| Carbohydrate | 18 – 72% |
| Crude fibre | 4 – 6% |
Container:
| Container Capacity : | 12.5 OR 26 MT in 20 OR 40 Ft FCL |
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About Copra
Copra is dried coconut kernels. Once sufficiently dried, laborers then crush the copra to expel its valuable coconut oil. The extracted oil is used for a variety of different products, such as soaps and cosmetics. The residue produced from extracting the oil, known as copra cake or copra meal, is used as animal feed.
Specifications of Copra
| Parameters | Edible Copra | Milling Copra |
| Moisture | 5% max | 5% max |
| Broken, Wrinkled or Germinated Cups | 1%max | – |
| Moldy Cups | Nil | 2% max |
| Discolored Cups | 2% max | – |
| Oil Content | 65% min | 65% min |
| Free Fatty Acid | 0.5% max | 0.5% max |
Container:
| Container Loading Capacity |
Milling or Edible Copra – 1 x 20’ FCL = 12 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) 1 x 40’ FCL = 23 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) |
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| Container Loading Capacity |
Ball Copra – 1 x 20’ FCL = 10.00 MT (43 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) 1 x 40’ FCL = 20.00 MT (43 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) |
About Copra Cake
coconut oil (70%) is extracted by crushing copra; the by-product is known as copra cake or copra meal (30%). The coconut cake which remains after the oil is extracted is 18–25% protein, but contains so much dietary fiber it cannot be eaten in large quantities by humans.
Specifications of Copra Cake
| Moisture | 10% max |
| Energy | 4500 K Cal/Kg |
| Oil Content | 7 -11 % |
| Protein | 18% min |
| Fiber Content | 13% max |
| Form | Cake |
Container:
| Container Loading Capacity |
Expeller Cake – 1 x 20’ FCL = 16 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) No .Of Bags 320 1 x 40’ FCL = 30 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) No .Of Bags 620 |
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About Fresh Coconuts
A coconut is the edible fruit of the coconut palm (Cocos nucifera), a tree of the palm family. Coconut flesh is high in fat and can be dried or eaten fresh or processed into coconut milk or coconut oil. The liquid of the nut, known as coconut water, is used in beverages.
Specifications of Fresh Coconut
| Colour | Light Brown |
| Maturity | Matured |
| Grade | Semi – Husked |
| Coconut Size | 500, 550-600 |
| Weight | 400 -600 gms |
| Nut Size | 12” |
| Packing | 25 Nuts Per Bag |
Container:
| Container Capacity : | 1 x 40’ FCL = 2000 bags to 2200 bags (25 pieces/bag) No. of pieces in container 50000 to 55000 |
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About Desiccated Coconut
Desiccated coconut was first manufactured from imported nuts in England and in the USA in the early 1880s. It is pure white in color, crisp, and has a fresh taste. It contains 68–72% oil and has a nitrogen content of around 1.05%.
Specifications of Desiccated Coconut
| Moisture | 3% Max |
| Protein | 6% Min |
| Oil | 65% Min |
| Carbohydrate | 18 – 72% |
| Crude fibre | 4 – 6% |
Container:
| Container Capacity : | 12.5 OR 26 MT in 20 OR 40 Ft FCL |
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About Copra
Copra is dried coconut kernels. Once sufficiently dried, laborers then crush the copra to expel its valuable coconut oil. The extracted oil is used for a variety of different products, such as soaps and cosmetics. The residue produced from extracting the oil, known as copra cake or copra meal, is used as animal feed.
Specifications of Copra
| Parameters | Edible Copra | Milling Copra |
| Moisture | 5% max | 5% max |
| Broken, Wrinkled or Germinated Cups | 1%max | – |
| Moldy Cups | Nil | 2% max |
| Discolored Cups | 2% max | – |
| Oil Content | 65% min | 65% min |
| Free Fatty Acid | 0.5% max | 0.5% max |
Container:
| Container Loading Capacity |
Milling or Edible Copra – 1 x 20’ FCL = 12 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) 1 x 40’ FCL = 23 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) |
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| Container Loading Capacity |
Ball Copra – 1 x 20’ FCL = 10.00 MT (43 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) 1 x 40’ FCL = 20.00 MT (43 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) |
About Copra Cake
coconut oil (70%) is extracted by crushing copra; the by-product is known as copra cake or copra meal (30%). The coconut cake which remains after the oil is extracted is 18–25% protein, but contains so much dietary fiber it cannot be eaten in large quantities by humans.
Specifications of Copra Cake
| Moisture | 10% max |
| Energy | 4500 K Cal/Kg |
| Oil Content | 7 -11 % |
| Protein | 18% min |
| Fiber Content | 13% max |
| Form | Cake |
Container:
| Container Loading Capacity |
Expeller Cake – 1 x 20’ FCL = 16 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) No .Of Bags 320 1 x 40’ FCL = 30 MT (50 Kg PP or Gunny packaging) No .Of Bags 620 |
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