Coco Zen Sdn. Bhd. manufacture high quality cocopeat and coconut-fiber for farms, nurseries, and manufacturers. Our cocopeat provides a naturally-sourced by-product alternative to peat moss.
Coco Zen keeps perfecting its process to generate consistent quality for our customers. Furthermore, we also recognise the importance in improving the local economy whereby we provide additional income to the local farmers who treat the coconut husk as waste in the past.
We are happy to mention that Coco Zen has won the goodwill of its customers on account of competitive prices, maintenance of quality standards, and strict adherence to stipulated delivery dates. Our prompt action to deliver the goods in a very short notice has earned us a name among our customers such as private sector and government sector in agriculture.
To become the leading one stop solution for cocopeat, a naturally-sourced and growing media alternative.
Maintaining a balance between economic and global responsibility, with a focus on the environment.
To provide excellent customer service.
Our mission is to achieve a long lasting business co-operation with all our customers on the basis of quality product, competitive price and constant supply in the industry.
“Lower best possible prices, best quality products with excellent service"
Cocopeat (coco coir) is the coir fiber pith or coir dust produced as a bi-product when coconut husks are processed for the extraction of the long fibers from the husk. Cocopeat is the binding material that comes from the fiber fraction of the coconut husk. Cocopeat is a multi-purpose soil conditioner and growing medium. It is consistent and uniform in texture. It is a completely homogenous material composed of millions of capillary micro-sponges that absorb and hold up to eight times of its own weight in water. The natural pH of 5.7 to 6.5, plus an unusually high cation exchange capacity - and 27% of Easily Available Water assures that coir will hold and release nutrients in solution over extended periods without re-watering.
Cocopeat (coco coir) has been around for years. It was first discovered as a growing media in ancient India and China. Western civilization for years has used the fiber from the shell for making twine, mats, and brooms. When used in fertigation growing, it was found to be superior to peat moss. Cocopeat was better aerated and still held more water. Unlike peat moss and composts, cocopeat did not break down or compact. Polybags that had been filled with cocopeat four years previous were found to be at the same level and consistency.
In addition, unlike peat moss, the process of obtaining cocopeat does not destroy natural ecosystems, thereby making it a natural, renewable resource, and an environmentally friendly alternative to peat moss.
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