Copra, Dried Coconut

Product Description

Copra or coconut meat is the dried flesh of the coconut. Copra is one of the most important coconut derivative products, because it is the raw material for making coconut oil and its derivatives. To make good copra, you need coconut that is about **0 days old and weighs about **4 kg. After the copra has been extracted, what is left is a by-product that contains high protein (****5%) but has a fiber so high that it cannot be eaten by humans. This by-product is generally given to livestock as feed. 1. Product: Copra Grade A Usage: High Grade Oil Milling Origin: Indonesia Packing: Plastic Netted Bags Quality Specification:       Grade A       White Colour       Fully Dried       Well Matured Copra       Varying coconut size Oil Content: ****3% FFA Content: Below 0.5% Moisture Content: Max 6% Insects: Nil Fungus: Nil Burnt: Max 2% Smoky: Max 5% Rubbery (Immature copra): Max 5% Container Capacity: ****1 MT in *0ft Container and ****5 MT in *0ft Container Supply Ability: Up to 2,*0 MT per month 2. Product: Edible Copra Usage: Edible Origin: Indonesia Packing: Plastic Netted Bags Quality Specification:      Edible Grade      Clean White Colour      Fully Dried      Mature Copra      Made using smaller size coconuts with thicker meat Moisture Content: Max 6% Insects: Nil Fungus: Nil Burnt: Nil Smoky: Max 1% Rubbery (Immature copra): Nil Container Capacity: ****1 MT in *0ft Container and ****5 MT in *0ft Container Supply Ability: Up to **0 MT per month 3. Product: Copra Grade C Usage: Oil Milling Origin: Indonesia Packing: Plastic Netted Bags Quality Specification:    For Crude Coconut Oil and RBD Oil Production    Sorted inferior quality from production of Grade A Copra    Higher percentage of smoky, burnt and immature copra Oil Content: ****2% FFA Content: Below 5% Moisture Content: Max 7% Container Capacity: ****1 MT in *0ft Container and ****6 MT in *0ft Container Supply Ability: Up to 2,*0 MT per month