Ahad Nata

Coconut Shell Charcoal

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We are pleased to present our high-quality Coconut shell Charcoal, produced under strict quality control and ready for export. Below are the detailed specifications and commercial terms:

🔹 Product Specifications
Moisture Content: 5 - 7%
Ash Content: 3%
Volatile Matter: 12%
Fixed Carbon: 78%
Production Capacity: 20 tons/day
* Price (Domestic): Rp 15,000/kg (Ex-Works)
1. $ 967/MT FOB Tj. Perak 1 × 40" HC 20 tons

🔹 Commercial Terms
Payment Terms: 50% down payment upon order confirmation, with the remaining 50% payable in full prior to delivery.

Production Lead Time: To be scheduled upon receipt of down payment.

Inspection: Buyers are welcome to visit our production facility for quality verification and business discussion.

We are ready for immediate cooperation and shipment, and early confirmation will secure product allocation at the current favorable price and production schedule.

Our team is committed to long-term partnership built on consistency, transparency, and reliability. We look forward to your confirmation to proceed with the formal sales contract and down payment arrangement. إن شاء الله، آمين

1. Payment Terms:
• DP 50% to initiate the order.
• Full Payment when the container is closed in the factory after stuffing.
2. Insurance: Price does not include insurance (Excluding Insurance).
3. Price Adjustments: Final prices are subject to the prevailing USD exchange rate, freight forwarder rates, and charcoal market prices for December 2025.

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When Waste Becomes Strategic: A Wake-Up Call for the Nata Industry

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The nata de coco industry was built on the assumption that coconut water is an abundant and low-cost by-product. That assumption is no longer reliable.

In major production regions, coconut water is now actively traded, priced, and competed for. What used to be “waste” has evolved into a strategic input with real economic value.

This is not a short-term fluctuation. It reflects a structural change in how agro-industrial by-products are valued. As demand increases and supply becomes tighter, cost volatility becomes a permanent business reality.

For industry leaders, this requires a mindset shift. Competitive advantage will no longer come only from production capacity, but from raw material strategy: securing long-term supply, building partnerships with upstream processors, investing in yield optimization, and exploring alternative fermentation substrates.

At Ahadnata, we view this transition not as a threat, but as a strategic signal. It is a reminder that sustainable competitiveness depends on controlling what truly matters: supply stability, cost discipline, and operational efficiency.
In today’s nata industry, raw materials are no longer a given. They are a strategic battlefield.

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