CocoPallet is a revolutionary green business solution that addresses the pressing issue of waste management and deforestation in the logistics industry. By transforming coconut husk waste into sustainable pallets, CocoPallet offers a circular alternative to traditional one-way wooden pallets. The process involves compressing 100% bio-based coconut fibers without the use of synthetic resins, resulting in nestable, ISPM-15 compliant export pallets.

These innovative pallets not only reduce waste but also significantly lower carbon emissions by approximately 70% compared to traditional wooden pallets. They are designed to fit together efficiently, reducing storage and transport space, thereby cutting logistics costs and environmental impact. Additionally, CocoPallets are biodegradable and can be milled into organic soil improver at the end of their lifecycle, providing a sustainable alternative to peat and promoting higher-value agricultural output.

By diverting coconut husks from being burned or discarded as waste and replacing deforestation-dependent wooden pallets, CocoPallet creates value across the entire supply chain. Farmers benefit from additional income, exporters can lower costs and emissions, and end-users receive sustainable, high-performance pallets that align with their environmental goals.

With a firts factory set to launch in South India in 2025 and a scalable model that aims to establish regional facilities - Indoensia, The Philippines, Thailand, Mexico, Brasil) , CocoPallet is poised to revolutionize sustainable packaging practices in global shipping.

Reducing CO2 and costs in the supply chain. 

• Transforms coconut husk waste into sustainable pallets
• Reduces deforestation and carbon emissions in the logistics industry
• Compresses 100% bio-based coconut fibers without synthetic resins. Suing only coconut husk , heat and pressure. 
• Produces nestable, ISPM-15 compliant export pallets
• Efficient design reduces storage and transport space by approximately 70%
• Significantly lowers logistics costs and environmental impact
• Biodegradable and can be milled into organic soil improver at end-of-life.
• Creates value across the supply chain, benefiting farmers, exporters, and end-users
• Pilot factory launching in the South India in 2025 with plans for regional facilities
• Redefines sustainable packaging practices in global shipping