Markets & Export
Built for international supply
Coconut coir is bulky before compression and needs to be packed and documented correctly to move efficiently by sea freight.
What's involved in every export order
- Export packaging
- Container loading optimisation
- Shipping coordination
- Export documentation
- Product customisation
- Direct B2B communication
Shipping Reference
Port of LoadingMerak, Indonesia
Container Capacity[VALUE]
MOQ[VALUE]
Lead Time[VALUE]
Packed for the realities of sea freight
Compressed blocks and bagged formats are sized and palletised to make the most of container volume, since coconut coir is naturally light and bulky before compression.
How many blocks fit in a container?
This is the question we're asked most often, and the honest answer is that it depends. We don't 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 loading configuration for your order and we'll confirm the figure that applies — rather than quote a number that may not hold.
Request the Loading Configuration