Coconut Derivatives that Can Be Exported and Sell Abroad

Not only coconuts, there are a lot of coconut derivatives that can be exported. In fact, coconut derivative products are much more popular in various countries because they have their own uniqueness. Indonesia is the largest coconut producing country in the world, so it is not surprising that coconut derivative products from Indonesia are in great demand.

When regulations related to export activities were made easier, exports of coconut derivative products managed to increase rapidly and were even able to improve the welfare of coconut farmers in Indonesia. The following are several coconut derivative products that have high selling value.

Types of coconut derivatives that can be exported

• Charcoal Shell

Currently the use of activated carbon is trending. So that's why the demand for coconut shell charcoal is increasing rapidly. You can easily find the use of coconut shell charcoal in several industrial activities. For example, the food, soap, beauty and other industries.

Since ancient times, coconut shells have often been used as processed products that have high potential as active carbon. So it is not surprising that coconut shell charcoal in Indonesia is often exported to various large countries.

• Copra

The next coconut derivative product that can be exported is copra. Copra itself is made through many stages. Starting from peeling, splitting, to drying until it becomes copra.

Before exporting copra must be stored for several days first. In several countries, copra is often used as the main raw material for making dry coconut oil. Coconut oil is also one of the largest export products derived from coconut derivatives.

• Grated Coconut

Surely you are already familiar with this preparation made from grated coconut meat. Grated coconut is a processed coconut derivative made using hygienic methods. Grated coconut is usually used for processed food products. For example toasted coconut, coconut cream,  coconut chips, coconut flour, and many more.

• Coconut Sugar

Coconut sugar is a coconut derivative that can be exported abroad. In fact, several large countries such as Australia and Germany are often used as the main export destinations for coconut sugar.

Coconut sugar comes from coconut sap, but unfortunately sap production in Indonesia is currently quite small. That is why Indonesia limits coconut sugar exports in several countries. In fact, one of the coconut derivative products has very promising export value.

(Also read: List of Indonesia's Best-Selling Export Commodities)

• Coconut Milk

Coconut milk is a coconut derivative product that is most often used as a food ingredient. Coconut milk is generally made from grated old coconut flesh.

In Indonesia and several other countries, the use of coconut milk in cooking is very common. Because coconut milk is a natural processed product that can provide a distinctive savory taste to dishes. Apart from that, coconut milk also has key ingredients and nutrients that are good for the body.

• Bottled Coconut Water

The final derivative product is packaged coconut water. Proven to use real coconut water which comes from the largest coconut plantation in Indonesia. Packaged coconut water made by Indonesia does not use preservatives.

Usually bottled coconut water is drunk to restore body fluids as well as being a natural anti-oxidant. In several countries, Indonesian bottled coconut water is often enjoyed when the weather is hot.

So those are several types of coconut derivatives that can be exported. Whatever goods you want to export or send, make sure to use the right shipping service. In this way, the activity of sending goods abroad becomes safer and more reliable. And buyers will be satisfied with the products you send.