Consistency isn’t claimed. It’s measured.

Every kilogram we ship starts at a mill we have chosen deliberately. We buy only from CDA-registered mills inside the Kurunegala–Puttalam coconut triangle — the belt where Sri Lanka's coconut production, and its best pith, is concentrated.

Registration is the floor, not the bar. A mill must also have on-site fresh-water washing capability, because washed low-EC material cannot be produced by blending or hoping — it has to be washed at source, before compression.

Every order is produced against an agreed specification for electrical conductivity (1:5 v/v method), pH and moisture content. Those are the three figures that decide whether coco peat performs in your greenhouse.

On request, we send a sample of the material and have it tested by an independent laboratory in Colombo, so you can see the numbers before you commit. If a lot misses spec, it does not ship under our name.

Every shipment carries the Coconut Development Authority export permit and quality certificate, and a phytosanitary certificate issued for the destination country.

Where the destination requires fumigation, it is carried out and certified before loading. Documentation is prepared against your import requirements — tell us the destination and we handle the paper.

Loading is where good material gets ruined quietly — wet floors, torn wrapping, short counts. So we do not delegate it. Container loading is personally supervised at the mill: container condition checked before stuffing, count and wrapping verified, photos taken as it happens.

You receive the loading photos with your shipping documents. What left the mill is what arrives at your port.