Coconut Products
We strive to ensure every part of the coconut is used in an effort to sustain our zero waste mission.
Tree of Life
Every bit of the coconut is used in our coconut products.
As a result, coconuts are called the “Tree of Life” and can produce drink, fiber, food, fuel, utensils, musical instruments, and much more.
As a result, coconuts are called the “Tree of Life” and can produce drink, fiber, food, fuel, utensils, musical instruments, and much more.
Sustainable Resource
Most of the world’s coconuts are grown in small, independent farms in the Philippines and Indonesia.
Certified organic farming methods greatly reduce the amount of pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers and fungicides applied to crops.
Coconut trees are a significant and very valuable resource, with such a wide variety of uses, and they are fully sustainable when managed properly.
Certified organic farming methods greatly reduce the amount of pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers and fungicides applied to crops.
Coconut trees are a significant and very valuable resource, with such a wide variety of uses, and they are fully sustainable when managed properly.
Renewable Resource
Sustainable resources are classified as natural resources that are renewable and can be replenished at the same rate, or faster than they are being consumed.
Coconut farming is extremely regenerative as one tree alone can yield over 300 coconuts per month.
For a natural resource to be sustainable, it must be: Renewable. Managed responsibly.
Coconut farming is extremely regenerative as one tree alone can yield over 300 coconuts per month.
For a natural resource to be sustainable, it must be: Renewable. Managed responsibly.
Natural resources are materials that come from the Earth that we use to meet our needs.
How to Use Every Part of the Coconut
In Your Cooking
1. Coconut Milk
2. Coconut Water
3. Coconut Flour
4. Coconut Butter
5. Coconut Oil
6. Coconut Sugar
7. Coconut Meat Shreds
8. Coconut Meat Flakes
9. Eat out of a Coconut Shell Bowl
2. Coconut Water
3. Coconut Flour
4. Coconut Butter
5. Coconut Oil
6. Coconut Sugar
7. Coconut Meat Shreds
8. Coconut Meat Flakes
9. Eat out of a Coconut Shell Bowl
