Desiccated coconut - Import export

Desiccated coconut is made from the white flesh of coconuts, also called copra. To desiccate (dehydrate) the copra, it’s first crushed into fine pieces and then dried in a hot air tunnel. After desiccation, it can be crushed further into fine grade, medium grade or large grade flakes. Desiccated coconut can be categorized into full fat (high fat) or reduced fat (low fat) varieties. Typically, high fat desiccated coconut as a minimum of 60% fat

Coconut flour is a byproduct of extra virgin coconut oil. Desiccated coconut fibers are first expelled and then ground into a powder. It is a coconut fiber and retains about 15% of the fat content. Natural and unsweetened, it slightly tastes and smells of coconut, this blends well with other ingredients and does not overpower. While it has a light, airy appearance and texture when dried, it becomes relatively dense when cooking or baking with.

Organic shredded coconut or desiccated coconut is made from the white flesh of coconuts, also called copra. To desiccate (dehydrate) the copra, it’s first crushed into fine pieces and then dried in a hot air tunnel. After desiccation, it can be crushed further into fine grade, medium grade or large grade flakes.