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About CocoSeller — Coir Substrate Manufacturer, Peravurani

A coir substrate manufacturer in Tamil Nadu

We manufacture coco coir growing substrates for professional horticulture at our own facility in Peravurani, Thanjavur district. Husk is sourced from coconut growers close to the plant, which keeps the material fresh and lets us record grade and condition at intake.

Husk to container process flow

  1. Husk
  2. Extraction
  3. Washing
  4. Squeezing
  5. Drying
  6. Sieving
  7. Blending
  8. Compression
  9. Quality control
  10. Packing

Who we are

A manufacturer, working directly with the people who buy from us

CocoSeller manufactures cocopeat, coco chips, grow bags, blocks, bricks, planter bags and coir fibre at Ruthrachintamani, Peravurani, in Thanjavur district — one of the densest coconut-growing regions in India.

Husk is sourced from coconut growers close to our facility, which keeps the material fresh and lets us record grade and condition at intake. Everything from fibre extraction to container loading happens on our own site.

You deal with the people who run the plant, and you get a reply within one working day.

How we work

What a buyer can expect from us

Mission and vision

What we are trying to build

Our mission

To provide reliable, sustainable, and high-quality cocopeat that meets the evolving needs of our global clientele, while fostering environmental responsibility.

Our vision

To become the world’s leading supplier of high-quality, sustainable cocopeat products.

Stated plainly

What we do not claim

We do not hold organic certification. We do not heat-treat or sterilise, and we do not currently test for pathogens, so we do not describe our product as pathogen-free. Certifications currently held are available on request — ask and you will get an accurate list rather than a wall of logos.

We are a growing manufacturer rather than a thirty-year-old brand, and we are open about that.

Tell us your crop, growing system and volume.

We will propose a specification rather than send a brochure.