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Coconut Shell Waste Recycling

As we know, coconut trees have many benefits. Almost every part of the coconut tree can be used. Starting from the stems, leaves, to the fruit. Even the waste can be reprocessed so that it has a fairly high selling value in the market.

However, although coconut trees bring many benefits, not many local people know how to recycle coconut waste. Coconut shell waste itself, besides being able to be reproduced and made into coconut charcoal, it turns out that it can also be made into various kinds of crafts. For example, coconut shells can be used and processed into rice bowls, key chains, cups, ashtrays, table lamps and many more.

Also read: Coconut shell charcoal business for shisha shop

As a raw material for making handicrafts, coconut shells/coconut shells must be cleaned and sanded so that the texture becomes smooth and cleanliness is maintained. Not unexpectedly, this coconut shell craft has a lot of devotees. Not only local residents, but also citizens from various countries.

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Cocofiber Business

Cocofiber is a coconut derivative product that has a high export value. In international trade, cocofiber is often known as coir fiber, coir yarn, coir mats and rugs. Cocofiber itself, according to several studies, can be used as a supporting material for interior and furniture products, such as mattresses, sofa beds and car seats. With the development of technology and increasing consumer awareness of natural ingredients, coco fiber is of great interest to international trade for further processing into products that have high value.

Structurally, coconut coir is the outermost part of the coconut fruit that covers the coconut shell. The thickness of coconut coir varies, from 5-6 cm. Coconut coir fiber contains fine fiber which is suitable for use as a material for making rope, sacks, pulp, rubber, brushes, mats, etc. 1 coconut alone can produce 0.4 kg of coconut coir which contains 30% fiber.

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If coconut fiber is broken down, it will produce cocofiber. Cocofiber itself has extraordinary advantages such as being anti-moth, resistant to mold, and can reduce temperature and sound, is durable and can hold water 3 times its weight.

If you are looking for and want to import cocofiber from Indonesia, you can visit CV Indococo Sentosa.

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Shisha as a substitute for conventional cigarettes

Shisha or hookah is a smoking device from a water pipe. Smoke from shisha is the result of cigarettes being burned and passed through water, to then be inhaled. Smoke on shisha / hookah is cooled through water, so it has a softer taste than regular cigarettes

Shisha itself comes from the Middle East. Shisha itself has been known since the 1500s. In various existing sources, there are 2 different versions regarding the origin of the discovery of shisha. The first allegation that shisha was first discovered by healers in India. The second allegation, Shisha was first discovered in Persia. Shisha comes from the Persian word Shishe, which means glass.

Even though there are 2 versions of the origin of the discovery of shisha, there is one thing in common that can be drawn. This invention was developed in an effort to reduce the use of conventional cigarettes which have been proven to be harmful to the health of its users.

At that time experts were trying to purify tobacco smoke. At that time they used simple tools such as coconut charcoal, wood, and long pipes. Until now, we know this tool as a hookah. It's just that now the hookah tool has been developed and modified in such a way as to use a glass bottle or container.

Until now Shisha has become part of a lifestyle that is still popular.

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Export quality coconut shell charcoal

Hookah charcoal is a commodity charcoal made from coconut shells. Coconut shell waste is burned to become charcoal. Currently, the utilization of coconut shells is still not optimal. This is because many coconut entrepreneurs are still unable to process waste into charcoal. In fact, Indonesia is one of the countries with the largest coconut producer in the world.

Indonesia has an area of more than 4.36 million hectares of coconut plantations and is capable of producing 16 billion coconuts annually. As time goes by, the demand for coconuts is increasing and the quality of coconuts in Indonesia is much appreciated by entrepreneurs from foreign countries.

How to make charcoal from coconut shells?

The process of making coconut shell charcoal itself is done by burning coconut shells. The combustion was carried out at high temperatures. After going through the combustion process, the coconut shell charcoal is allowed to stand and tightly closed until the fire dies by itself.

In simple terms, that's the process of making coconut shell charcoal. Furthermore, the charcoal will be distributed to hookah charcoal producers for the manufacture of briquettes.

In simple terms, making briquettes is quite simple, coconut shell charcoal will be crushed and mixed with tapioca flour and water. Then the dough will be printed and put in the oven.

After the briquettes are finished, they will then go through a packaging process and are ready to be distributed to various countries.

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