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Coconut shell charcoal, lump
Charcoal made in Kora kilns and retorts by pyrolysis, sold in grades A and B. Three limits are published; the rest is marked as missing.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Unit | Test method | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon content (fixed) | ≥ 70 | % | As printed by Kora | |
| Water content | ≤ 10 | % | As printed by Kora | |
| Ash content | ≤ 5 | % | As printed by Kora | |
| Grade choice | A or B | What separates them: ask sales | ||
| Pack and container load | Jumbo bag; about 13 MT per 20-ft container | As printed by Kora | ||
| Customs code on the page | 4402.90 | As printed by Kora; your forwarder confirms what applies to your cargo | ||
| Volatile matter | Ask sales | Nothing printed | ||
| Lump size | Ask sales | Nothing printed |
Under research, not yet verified · What the table shows is what Kora prints, read on 20 October 2026. It is not an independent result, and each lot COA carries the real values.
Who this is for
Buyers of bulk lump charcoal for fuel or for further processing who want limits in writing and are ready to ask for what is missing.
What to confirm before you order
- The size range of the lump and how uniform a lot is.
- Volatile matter, which Kora does not publish.
- Whether the three published limits are as received or dry.
- Minimum order, loading port and lead time, which are agreed at quotation.
Documents with each shipment
- Certificate of analysis (COA)
- Phytosanitary certificate
- Certificate of origin
- Packing list
- Bill of lading
Questions buyers ask
What limits does Kora print for lump coconut shell charcoal, and what is missing?
Fixed carbon at least 70 per cent, water up to 10 per cent and ash up to 5 per cent. They are Kora's own figures, and each lot COA carries the real values. Volatile matter and lump size are not printed, so ask sales.
Should I ask for grade A or grade B lump charcoal?
Kora offers both but does not publish what separates them. Ask sales for the difference in writing, with a sample and the COA of its lot, and check the lump size range and uniformity before you decide.
How is lump charcoal packed, and which customs code does Kora show?
Jumbo bags, about 13 MT per 20-foot container, with customs code 4402.90 printed on the page. Your forwarder confirms the code and any dangerous-goods treatment for your cargo. Minimum order, loading port and lead time are agreed at quotation.