Natural fiber - Import export

Within the natural fibers we find the hemp, as a textile fiber its most prominent characteristic is its high resistance to tensile stress, this fiber is biodegradable, light and resistant, once is woven it can be as soft and versatile as cotton, being more strong, more stable, more durable and with greater water absorption capacity. Hemp fibers are among the most versatile natural fibers and have evolved a lot from the thick, coarse fibers they were decades ago. We have several qualities, and types according to market applications, for insulation, non woven, or mercerized and cotton spinning.

Pillbox in nature line, made of bamboo fibre, with 3 compartments and safety closure. 3 Compartments Bamboo Fibre/ PP

Renowned for its versatility and natural strength, long coconut fiber, or coir, serves a wide range of purposes due to its remarkable properties. Agriculture and Horticulture: Coir is an excellent growing medium, retaining moisture while allowing good airflow to plant roots. It is also used as mulch to conserve soil moisture, prevent erosion, and control weeds. Gardening: Frequently used in the production of plant pots, liners, and hanging baskets, coir provides excellent moisture retention and drainage, promoting healthier plant growth. Industrial Applications Ropes and Cables: Known for its durability, coir is perfect for manufacturing strong, long-lasting ropes and cables. Bags and Mats: Its resilience makes it a popular material for creating bags, mats, and carpets.

Coconut fiber is a natural material derived from the coconut shell. It has various applications and benefits due to its unique properties. It is used as a growing substrate due to its high water retention capacity and good drainage, in the textile industry for making mats or carpets, and as thermal and acoustic insulation in construction.