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COCOPOT – COCONUT FIBER PLANT POT
Explore Natural Coconut Fiber Plant Pots for Organic-Focused Garden Brands, Nurseries and Wholesale Distributors
Natural Coconut Husk Material | Organic Gardening Applications | Material Transparency | Private-Label Enquiries | Wholesale Sourcing
Natural Coir Pots for Organic Gardening and Garden Supply Brands
Looking for coir pots for organic gardening or a sourcing partner for coconut fiber plant pots from Indonesia?
Organic-focused gardening brands and horticultural distributors often seek products that fit their customers’ preferences for natural materials, responsible sourcing and transparent product information.
However, selecting products for an organic gardening range requires more than identifying a plant-derived raw material.
Buyers should evaluate the complete finished-product composition, any binders or coatings, applicable organic production requirements, environmental marketing claims and performance under actual growing conditions.
Indonesia Export Center (IEC) facilitates sourcing and export enquiries for coconut fiber plant pots from Indonesia.
The supplied IEC COCOPOT reference is a natural brown plant pot made using fresh green coconut husk.
Its reference dimensions are:
- Top Diameter: 16 cm
- Height: 14 cm
- Bottom Diameter: 9.5 cm
The supplied product information also states a monthly production capacity of 416,000 pieces, subject to confirmation with the actual manufacturer.
Coconut fiber pots may be considered by organic-focused gardening businesses, but the supplied product information does not establish organic certification, approval for certified organic production, biodegradability or compostability.
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IEC facilitates sourcing and export enquiries. Product availability, manufacturing capability, environmental documentation and commercial terms require supplier confirmation.
COCOPOT Product Specifications
| Specification | IEC Product Reference |
|---|---|
| Product | COCOPOT – Coconut Fiber Plant Pot |
| Country of Sourcing | Indonesia |
| Raw Material | Fresh Green Coconut Husk |
| Colour | Natural Brown |
| Moisture | 15 ± 5% |
| Fiber / Impurities | Maximum 2.0%, definition and test method to be confirmed |
| Top Diameter | 16 cm |
| Height | 14 cm |
| Bottom Diameter | 9.5 cm |
| Stated Monthly Capacity | 416,000 Pieces |
| Complete Finished-Product Composition | To Be Confirmed |
| Binders and Additives | To Be Confirmed |
| Organic Certification | Not Established by Supplied Information |
| Suitability for Certified Organic Production | Requires Verification |
| Biodegradability Evidence | To Be Confirmed |
| Compostability Evidence | To Be Confirmed |
| Unit Weight | To Be Confirmed |
| Wall Thickness | To Be Confirmed |
| MOQ | To Be Confirmed |
| Packaging | Subject to Supplier Confirmation |
| Wholesale Price | Request Quotation |
| Export Terms | Subject to Agreement |
Product verification note: These are supplied reference specifications. IEC does not represent that the finished product is certified organic or approved for any particular organic production system.
1. What Are Natural Coconut Coir Pots?
Coconut coir pots are plant containers made using coconut-derived fibrous material.
The IEC COCOPOT reference uses fresh green coconut husk as its stated raw material.
Coconut husk is an agricultural material that can be processed into different coconut fiber products, including certain horticultural containers.
The composition and performance of a finished coir pot depend on its manufacturing process and any additional ingredients.
For organic-focused garden brands, the distinction between natural raw material and verified finished-product composition is particularly important.
2. Why Organic Gardening Brands Consider Coconut Fiber Pots
Organic-focused garden retailers may evaluate coconut fiber pots as part of their product assortment.
Relevant purchasing considerations include:
- Plant-derived raw material
- Natural brown appearance
- Compatibility with gardening applications
- Product composition transparency
- Supplier traceability
- Packaging options
- Quality consistency
- Environmental documentation
These characteristics should be assessed individually.
A coconut-derived product is not automatically certified organic, chemical-free, biodegradable or compostable.
3. Natural Materials vs Organic Certification
The terms natural and organic-certified have different meanings.
A product may use a naturally derived material without holding organic certification.
Likewise, a plant pot sold to organic gardeners is not necessarily approved for use in a certified organic farming operation.
Organic production rules can depend on:
- Country or market
- Applicable certification scheme
- Product composition
- Intended use
- Contact with crops or growing media
- Certification-body interpretation
Before using COCOPOT in a certified organic operation, the buyer should obtain the relevant product information and consult the applicable certification body.
4. Is COCOPOT Certified Organic?
No organic certification has been provided in the supplied IEC product information.
Accordingly, buyers should not advertise the product as:
- Certified organic
- USDA Organic certified
- EU Organic certified
- Approved for all organic farms
- Accepted by every organic certification body
Any such statement would require specific supporting documentation.
IEC can receive requests for relevant product declarations or certification information, subject to what the actual supplier can provide.
5. Organic Gardening vs Certified Organic Farming
Organic gardening is often used in consumer retail to describe gardening approaches that emphasise soil management and particular cultivation practices.
Certified organic farming involves compliance with a defined production standard and oversight by an applicable certification body.
A product marketed for organic gardening should not be represented as suitable for certified organic production without appropriate verification.
This distinction is important for both garden product brands and professional agricultural buyers.
6. Potential Applications for Organic-Focused Gardening
Coconut fiber pots may be evaluated for selected applications, including:
Home Gardening
Consumers may consider natural-fiber containers for household plant growing.
Herb Gardening
Growers may evaluate coir pots for suitable herb nursery stages, depending on container size and production methods.
Vegetable Gardening
Coconut fiber pots may be assessed for tomato, chili, cucumber and other vegetable seedling applications.
Flower Gardening
Ornamental growers may evaluate them for flower propagation or nursery growing.
Community Gardening
Garden groups may consider natural-material containers for educational or practical growing activities.
Organic-Focused Garden Retail
Retail brands may assess coconut fiber pots as part of a broader natural-material gardening assortment.
All applications require suitable product evaluation.
7. Coconut Fiber Pots for Organic Vegetable Gardening
Vegetable gardening involves different propagation and transplanting requirements.
Growers may evaluate coconut fiber pots for:
- Tomato seedlings
- Chili and pepper seedlings
- Cucumber seedlings
- Herb plants
- Other suitable vegetable crops
However, the supplied 16 cm reference pot should not be assumed suitable for every seedling stage.
Buyers should evaluate pot size, irrigation, growing media and crop-specific nursery practices.
8. Coconut Fiber Pots for Herb Gardening
Herb growers may have different requirements depending on the species.
Relevant considerations include:
- Pot dimensions
- Growing media
- Irrigation frequency
- Root development
- Nursery duration
- Transplant method
A trial with the actual crop is preferable to relying on general product claims.
9. Coconut Fiber Pots for Flowers and Ornamental Plants
Organic-focused garden brands may also supply products for ornamental gardening.
Potential evaluation areas include:
- Flower propagation
- Ornamental nursery growing
- Root development
- Container stability
- Wet handling
- Transplanting
The IEC reference does not include verified flower nursery performance data.
10. Product Size and Growing Stage
The supplied COCOPOT reference has the following dimensions:
| Measurement | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Top Diameter | 16 cm |
| Height | 14 cm |
| Bottom Diameter | 9.5 cm |
The correct container size depends on plant species, growing media volume, root development and production duration.
Smaller or larger formats may be requested for feasibility review, but their availability has not been confirmed.
11. Coconut Fiber Pots and Growing Media Compatibility
Organic-focused growers may use various growing media, depending on their production system.
Examples include:
- Cocopeat-based blends
- Compost-containing mixes
- Peat-based substrates
- Bark-based mixes
- Perlite-containing substrates
- Other horticultural growing media
The use of a coconut fiber pot does not establish whether the growing medium is approved for certified organic production.
Each input should be evaluated separately.
12. Coconut Fiber Pots vs Cocopeat
Coconut fiber pots and cocopeat are different products.
Coconut Fiber Pot: A plant container made using coconut-derived fibrous material.
Cocopeat: Coconut coir pith commonly used as a growing media component.
The properties of cocopeat, including electrical conductivity, pH and water retention, should not be assumed to describe the finished COCOPOT.
13. Are Natural Coir Pots Biodegradable?
Coconut husk is a plant-derived material, but that fact alone does not prove the finished pot’s biodegradability.
The actual result may depend on:
- Finished-product composition
- Binders
- Coatings
- Product thickness
- Temperature
- Moisture
- Microbial activity
- Disposal environment
- Test conditions
Buyers should request product-specific test evidence before using a biodegradability claim.
14. Are Coconut Fiber Pots Compostable?
Compostability should not be assumed.
A compostability claim should be supported by appropriate evidence for the finished product and intended composting environment.
Industrial compostability and home compostability are not interchangeable.
No compostability certification has been supplied for the IEC reference product.
15. Can COCOPOT Be Planted Directly into Soil?
Direct planting should not be assumed simply because the pot contains coconut fiber.
Buyers should verify:
- Finished-product composition
- Root penetration
- Structural breakdown
- Soil conditions
- Crop compatibility
- Nursery trial results
Until direct planting has been validated, growers should follow their established transplanting procedure.
16. Are Coconut Fiber Pots Chemical-Free?
A chemical-free claim cannot be established from the supplied raw material information.
Buyers should request information about:
- Binders
- Adhesives
- Coatings
- Additives
- Manufacturing treatments
- Relevant chemical test results
Claims should describe verified product characteristics rather than use unsupported absolute language.
17. Material Transparency for Organic Garden Brands
Material transparency helps procurement teams evaluate product suitability and marketing claims.
Recommended Supplier Questions
- What is the complete finished-product composition?
- What percentage of the product is coconut fiber?
- Are binders used?
- Are coatings or surface treatments used?
- Are other additives present?
- Are any relevant chemical test reports available?
- Is the product covered by an organic input approval?
- Are biodegradability test results available?
- Are compostability test results available?
- Can the supplier provide batch-specific product information?
The availability of this documentation must be confirmed with the actual supplier.
18. Supplier Traceability
Organic-focused garden brands may require clear supply-chain information.
Potential verification points include:
- Actual manufacturer
- Factory location
- Raw material sourcing
- Manufacturing process
- Quality control procedures
- Batch identification
- Contractual seller
- Exporter of record
IEC acts as a sourcing and export facilitator and should not automatically be identified as the physical manufacturer.
19. Evaluating Environmental Claims for Retail Packaging
Environmental claims can affect purchasing decisions.
However, marketing statements should be accurate, specific and supported by evidence.
Examples requiring verification include:
| Potential Claim | Evidence to Request |
|---|---|
| Natural Coconut Fiber | Finished-product material declaration |
| Biodegradable | Relevant product-specific test results |
| Compostable | Relevant compostability evidence |
| Plastic-Free | Complete composition verification |
| Chemical-Free | Clearly defined claim and supporting evidence |
| Organic-Certified | Valid certification covering the exact product |
| Suitable for Certified Organic Farming | Applicable certification-body acceptance |
| Direct-Plantable | Relevant root penetration and planting trials |
Retail claims should also be checked against the destination market’s applicable advertising and product rules.
20. Private-Label Coir Pots for Organic Garden Brands
Organic-focused gardening brands may wish to sell coconut fiber pots under their own labels.
Potential enquiries include:
- Branded paper sleeves
- Product information labels
- Multipack packaging
- Retail cartons
- Barcode placement
- Product care instructions
- Distributor information
- Master carton markings
These are potential customisation requirements, not confirmed standard services.
Private-label feasibility, artwork requirements, MOQ and pricing must be agreed with the proposed supplier.
21. Retail Product Information
Clear product information can help retailers avoid misleading claims.
Potential label elements include:
- Product name
- Pot dimensions
- Material description
- Country of origin
- Intended use
- Storage recommendations
- Manufacturer or importer information
- Barcode
- Applicable warnings
Do not display certification logos without valid authorisation.
22. Wholesale Supply for Garden Brands
IEC welcomes enquiries from:
- Organic-focused garden brands
- Gardening wholesalers
- Garden centers
- Plant retailers
- Horticultural distributors
- Nursery supply companies
- Agricultural procurement businesses
Wholesale suitability depends on the buyer’s required specification, volume, packaging and destination.
23. MOQ and Commercial Order Planning
The minimum order quantity has not been confirmed for the supplied reference product.
Buyers should specify:
- Initial order volume
- Estimated annual demand
- Packaging requirements
- Destination country
- Preferred delivery schedule
- Target product specification
IEC can use this information to support a sourcing enquiry.
24. Monthly Production Capacity
The supplied product reference states:
Monthly Capacity: 416,000 Pieces
This figure is not independently verified and does not guarantee available allocation.
Buyers should confirm:
- Actual manufacturer
- Product-specific capacity
- Current production availability
- Production scheduling
- Lead time
- Repeat-order capability
25. Moisture Specification and Product Handling
The supplied reference states:
Moisture: 15 ± 5%
If interpreted as percentage points, this corresponds to approximately 10–20%.
The measurement method, sampling procedure and contractual acceptance limits should be confirmed.
Natural-fiber products should also be evaluated under the intended warehouse and retail storage conditions.
26. Storage and Shelf-Life Evaluation
Shelf-life and storage stability have not been verified for the IEC reference.
Organic-focused retailers should assess:
- Humidity exposure
- Temperature
- Ventilation
- Stacking pressure
- Packaging integrity
- Storage duration
- Visible product changes
A product-specific storage trial may be appropriate before a large retail rollout.
27. Product Samples and Buyer Evaluation
Samples can help buyers review the physical product before bulk procurement.
Suggested Sample Checks
- Confirm dimensions.
- Measure unit weight.
- Inspect wall thickness.
- Review colour and appearance.
- Examine surface consistency.
- Evaluate dry handling.
- Evaluate wet handling.
- Review packaging compatibility.
- Conduct growing trials where relevant.
- Record acceptance or rejection.
Sample availability and shipping terms require confirmation.
28. Nursery Trial for Organic-Focused Growing Applications
A structured trial can help buyers assess product suitability.
Step 1 – Define the Crop
Identify the plant species and intended growing stage.
Step 2 – Select a Comparison Pot
Use a suitable existing container for comparison.
Step 3 – Standardise Growing Conditions
Maintain consistent growing media, irrigation, nutrients, temperature and light.
Step 4 – Observe Product Performance
Record:
- Container stability
- Wet handling
- Growing media containment
- Root development
- Plant condition
- Transplant handling
Step 5 – Review Organic Production Requirements
If the trial takes place within a certified organic operation, confirm whether the pot’s use is permitted under the applicable certification requirements.
Step 6 – Document Results
Approve, reject or request further testing based on predefined criteria.
29. Quality Control for Natural Coconut Fiber Pots
Buyers should define written acceptance criteria before production.
Recommended Inspection Parameters
- Top diameter
- Bottom diameter
- Height
- Dimensional tolerances
- Wall thickness
- Unit weight
- Moisture
- Shape consistency
- Surface condition
- Visible defects
- Packaging condition
The supplied reference does not provide all required tolerance or inspection details.
30. Organic Garden Brand Procurement Checklist
Product and Material Information
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Product dimensions verified
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Complete finished-product composition requested
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Binders and additives reviewed
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Moisture specification confirmed
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Samples evaluated
Organic Claims
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No unsupported organic certification claims
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Applicable organic production rules reviewed
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Certification-body approval obtained where required
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Relevant documentation retained
Environmental Claims
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Biodegradability claims verified
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Compostability claims verified
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Plastic-free claims verified
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Direct-planting claims verified
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Retail packaging claims reviewed
Supplier and Quality
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Manufacturer identity verified
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Production capability checked
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Inspection criteria agreed
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Packaging specification approved
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Commercial terms confirmed
31. Wholesale Packaging
Packaging should be selected according to the buyer’s distribution and retail requirements.
Potential enquiries include:
- Bulk packing
- Master cartons
- Retail multipacks
- Branded labels
- Palletisation
- Product identification
- Shipping marks
Actual formats and quantities per carton require supplier confirmation.
32. Container Shipping
Large wholesale orders may be transported in:
- 20ft dry containers
- 40ft dry containers
- 40ft high-cube containers
The appropriate option depends on product packing, weight, container payload and destination.
No verified container loading quantity has been supplied.
33. International Export Documentation
Depending on the shipment and destination, relevant documents may include:
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading
- Certificate of Origin, where applicable
- Product specification
- Material declaration, if available
- Inspection records, if agreed
- Other applicable certificates or declarations
Importers should verify the actual documentation requirements for the finished product.
34. Destination Market Requirements
Organic garden product buyers should review:
- Customs classification
- Import duties and taxes
- Plant-health requirements, where applicable
- Packaging rules
- Product labelling
- Environmental marketing requirements
- Organic production rules, where relevant
- Retail compliance
Requirements differ between markets and may depend on the precise product composition and intended use.
35. Total Landed Cost
Wholesale buyers should consider more than the factory quotation.
Potential costs include:
- Product price
- Export packing
- Inland transport
- International freight
- Insurance, where applicable
- Customs charges
- Import duties
- Taxes
- Warehouse handling
- Retail packaging
- Distribution
A landed-cost estimate should use actual supplier and logistics quotations.
36. How IEC Supports Coconut Fiber Pot Sourcing
Step 1 – Share Your Product Requirements
Provide dimensions, material expectations, intended application and quantity.
Step 2 – Define Organic-Related Requirements
Specify whether the product is intended for consumer organic gardening retail or a certified organic production operation.
Step 3 – Request Material Documentation
Identify required composition declarations and test evidence.
Step 4 – Review Supplier Availability
Confirm the proposed manufacturer, production capability and commercial feasibility.
Step 5 – Request Samples
Evaluate samples if available.
Step 6 – Conduct Product Trials
Test the product under the intended growing or retail conditions.
Step 7 – Approve Packaging
Confirm retail or bulk packing requirements.
Step 8 – Request a Wholesale Quotation
Provide quantity, destination and preferred trade terms.
Step 9 – Verify Destination Requirements
Confirm applicable import, product and marketing rules.
Step 10 – Finalise Procurement
Agree on product specifications, payment terms, production arrangements and shipping responsibilities.
Natural Coir Pots for Organic Gardening – Wholesale RFQ Template
Subject: Natural Coconut Coir Pots for Organic Gardening – Wholesale Enquiry
Dear Indonesia Export Center Team,
We are evaluating coconut fiber plant pots for our organic-focused gardening product range.
Please review the following product, material documentation, packaging and wholesale sourcing requirements.
Buyer Information
Company Name: [Company Name]
Country: [Country]
Business Type: [Garden Brand / Garden Center / Wholesaler / Nursery / Distributor]
Contact Person: [Name]
Email: [Email]
WhatsApp: [Number]
Intended Application
Primary Market: [Country / Region]
Intended Use: [Home Gardening / Nursery Growing / Herb Gardening / Vegetable Gardening / Other]
Retail or Professional Use: [Retail / Commercial Nursery / Other]
Use in Certified Organic Production: [Yes / No / Under Evaluation]
Applicable Organic Standard, if Any: [Details]
Product Requirements
Product: Coconut Fiber Plant Pot / COCOPOT
Top Diameter: [mm]
Height: [mm]
Bottom Diameter: [mm]
Dimensional Tolerance: [± mm]
Required Wall Thickness: [mm]
Target Unit Weight: [g]
Material Requirements: [Details]
Initial Order Quantity: [Pieces]
Estimated Annual Volume: [Pieces]
Documentation Requirements
Complete Material Composition: [Required / Not Required]
Binder and Additive Information: [Required / Not Required]
Organic Certification or Input Approval: [Specify Exact Requirement]
Biodegradability Evidence: [Required / Not Required]
Compostability Evidence: [Required / Not Required]
Other Laboratory Testing: [Details]
Packaging Requirements
Packaging Format: [Bulk / Retail / Multipack]
Private Label: [Yes / No]
Barcode: [Yes / No]
Retail Label Language: [Language]
Units per Pack: [Pieces]
Units per Master Carton: [Pieces]
Palletisation: [Required / Not Required]
Shipping Requirements
Destination Country: [Country]
Destination Port: [Port]
Final Delivery Location: [City / Warehouse]
Preferred Incoterm: [FCA / FOB / CFR / CIF / Other]
Target Delivery Period: [Month / Year]
Please provide:
- Proposed manufacturer information
- Complete product specifications
- Finished-product material composition
- Binder and additive information
- Available organic-related documentation, if any
- Available biodegradability or compostability test evidence
- Sample availability and costs
- MOQ
- Wholesale unit price
- Production capacity confirmation
- Available production allocation
- Production lead time
- Quality control procedures
- Packaging options
- Private-label feasibility
- Carton dimensions and gross weight
- Estimated container loading
- Export documentation information
- Available shipping quotation options
- Contractual seller and exporter of record
- Payment terms
- Quotation validity
We look forward to your sourcing proposal.
Kind regards,
[Your Name] [Company Name] [Country]SEND YOUR WHOLESALE ENQUIRY
WhatsApp: https://wa.me/628133302277
Frequently Asked Questions – Coir Pots for Organic Gardening
Are coconut coir pots suitable for organic gardening?
They may be evaluated for organic-focused gardening applications. Suitability depends on the finished-product composition, intended use and applicable requirements.
Are IEC COCOPOT products certified organic?
No organic certification has been established by the supplied product information.
Does natural coconut fiber mean a pot is organic-certified?
No. Natural raw material origin does not establish organic certification.
Can coconut fiber pots be used on certified organic farms?
The applicable certification body should review the product’s composition and intended use before approval is assumed.
Are coconut coir pots biodegradable?
The finished product requires appropriate biodegradability evidence before that claim can be made.
Are coconut coir pots compostable?
Compostability has not been established for the supplied reference product.
Are coconut fiber pots plastic-free?
The complete finished-product composition must be verified before making a plastic-free claim.
Are coconut fiber pots chemical-free?
A chemical-free claim cannot be supported without a clearly defined scope and appropriate evidence.
Can coconut coir pots be planted directly into soil?
Direct planting requires product-specific testing and verification.
What is the raw material?
Fresh green coconut husk, according to the supplied reference.
What are the COCOPOT dimensions?
16 cm top diameter, 14 cm height and 9.5 cm bottom diameter.
What is the stated monthly production capacity?
416,000 pieces, subject to manufacturer verification.
Can I request product samples?
Sample enquiries may be submitted, subject to availability and applicable import conditions.
Is private-label packaging available?
Private-label packaging requirements may be submitted for feasibility review.
What is the wholesale MOQ?
MOQ requires supplier confirmation.
Does IEC manufacture the pots?
IEC facilitates sourcing and export enquiries. The actual manufacturing source should be identified during procurement.
Can IEC support international wholesale enquiries?
IEC accepts international sourcing and export enquiries, subject to supplier availability and agreed commercial arrangements.
Request Natural Coconut Coir Pots for Your Gardening Brand
Explore Coconut Fiber Pot Sourcing from Indonesia
Indonesia Export Center (IEC) welcomes enquiries from organic-focused garden brands, garden retailers, horticultural wholesalers, nurseries and distributors worldwide.
Product: COCOPOT – Coconut Fiber Plant Pot
Country of Sourcing: Indonesia
Raw Material: Fresh Green Coconut Husk
Colour: Natural Brown
Moisture: 15 ± 5%
Fiber / Impurities: Max. 2.0%, Definition Subject to Confirmation
Top Diameter: 16 cm
Height: 14 cm
Bottom Diameter: 9.5 cm
Stated Monthly Capacity: 416,000 Pieces, Subject to Verification
Organic Certification: Not Established
Finished-Product Composition: To Be Confirmed
Biodegradability and Compostability: Require Verification
MOQ: To Be Confirmed
Packaging: Subject to Supplier Confirmation
Wholesale Price: Request Quotation
Lead Time: To Be Confirmed
Export Terms: Subject to Commercial Agreement
For wholesale enquiries, please share your intended application, target market, required product specifications, documentation needs, order volume and destination.
INDONESIA EXPORT CENTER | IEC
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Website: https://indonesiaexportcenter.com/
WhatsApp: +62 813-3302-277
REQUEST YOUR NATURAL COIR POT WHOLESALE QUOTATION
IEC is a sourcing and export facilitator. Manufacturer identity, product specifications, production availability, pricing and commercial terms require confirmation. No organic certification, approval for certified organic production, biodegradability, compostability or other environmental certification is implied by this page.
