Coconut shells that used to be thrown away are now collected from village farms and markets, carbonized, ground, pressed and dried. The result is a briquette that burns long with little ash, used for shisha and grilling in many countries. For the village, waste becomes income.
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Coconut charcoal briquettes
Cocos nucifera
Made from leftover village coconut shells: long burn, little ash, almost no smoke.
Typical specifications
- Origin
- Java, Sulawesi, Sumatra
- Forms
- Shisha briquettes (cubes), BBQ briquettes (hexagon, pillow)
- Moisture
- ≤ 6%
- Packing
- Inner plastic bags in a master carton (usually 10–20 kg).
- HS code
- 4402
- Ash content
- confirmed per lot
- Fixed carbon
- confirmed per lot
- Size
- confirmed per lot
- Burn time
- confirmed per lot
Typical trade figures. Exact specifications are stated on the lot sheet and can be checked with a sample.
Harvest calendar
Harvest season
| Commodities | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coconut charcoal briquettes | Produced all year | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest | Peak harvest |
Peak harvest Partial harvest
General estimates; timing varies by region and weather. We confirm exact availability per lot.
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