Support for Grinders, Packers, and Processors
Spices and coconuts travel and sell differently, so our services follow each product group from selection through packing and shipping.
All Our Services
Whole spices are checked by eye for size, colour, and breakage, and anything below the agreed grade goes into a separate lot, not your sack.
Husk coconuts are sorted by size and weight, while dry coconut is sorted for dryness and piece size, so each lot suits its intended buyer.
Each lot is inspected for insect marks, mould, and musty smell before sacking, because pests and damp can spread quickly inside warm, closed shipping containers.
Husk coconuts travel in open-weave sacks or crates so air moves around them, while spices ride in closed, lined sacks against damp and stray smells.
Each product has a one-page guide listing its grades, typical sizes, and common uses, so new importers can choose the right grade for their needs.
A spice shipment and a coconut shipment can call for different papers. We assemble the set each product needs, so customs officers find nothing missing.
Why Buyers Work With Us
Few traders handle both spice-rack goods and coconut lots. Buying both from us means your questions about either family reach someone who handles both daily.
Oil mills and processors buy coconut by the tonne and care about dryness more than looks. We quote those lots on dryness and weight first.
Spice size and coconut dryness shift by season. We tell you when a lot differs from the last, so your mill or recipe can adjust.