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Traditional exports include copra, copra meal, coconut oil, desiccated coconut, charcoal, activated carbon, and oleochemicals, with the Philippines leading coconut oil growth. Non-traditional exports cover coconut foods, coconut water, coco flour, nata de coco, and non-food items such as coir, coconut shell powder, and virgin coconut oil, supported by large-scale production and employment.","M/  \n/I/M/IV  \n# Coconut Products\n\nCoconut-based products have displayed a solid global export growth infive years.The indutry has registered a high earning for the agriculturalcommodities with s2.016 billion.This growth attests to the rising globaldemand for healthier food alternatives and eco-friendly products.  \nMajor traditional coconut products include copra,copra meal,coconut oil,desiccated coconut,coconut shell charcoal,activated carbon,and oleochemicals.The Philippines is the leading supplier of coconut oilin the global market as itsexport growth is 133%from 2009 to 2013.  \nThere are also non-traditional coconut products like coco chemicals and coconutfood and non-food products.Coconut food products exported include freshcoconuts,grated coco meat,coco flour,nata de coco,coconut water,coconutmilk powder,liquid coconut milk,makapuno,frozen coco meat,coconut chips,and coco jam.Coconut water has achieved an export growth of 21%from 2009to 2013.It is the top coconut food export for 2013 followed by coco flour andnata de coco.The United States,Australia,the Netherlands,and Singapore arethe top buyers for coconut water.The United States,Korea and Australia are themajor importers of coco flour whle Japan,Hong Kong,and the United Statesare the major destinations of nata de coco.  \nThe country also exports coconut non-food coconut products to major markets.It exports coco shell powder,virgin coconut oil,hydrogenated coconut oils,coco handicrafts,and coco coir.These products registered an export growth of  \n2,034%from 2009 to 2013.Major export destinations for coco coir are China,Korea and Japan.Canada and the United States are the major importingmarkets of virgin coconut oil from our country.  \nEXPORT AVERAGE GROVTH  \n·128%export growth for coconut products from 2009 to 2013  \n·120%export growth for traditional coconut products from 2009-2013  \n·235%export growth for non-traditional coconut products from 2009-2013  \nCoconut industry is one of the major sources of employment generation  \n·3.65 million hectares of our land are dedicated to coconut  \n·68 out of 79 provinces are coconut areas·340 million coconut-bearing trees  \n·15.31billion average nuts yield per year  \n·59%of total nut production comes from Mindanao  \nCOCONUT PRODUCTS  \n## Coconut Biodiesel     \n\nPURE ESSENCCEINTERNATIONAL,INC.  \n4 Avis St.,Bagong llog,Pasig CityTel:(63.2)671.1115/(63.2)671.7707 to 10Fax:(63.2)671.7872/(63.2)671.0411Email:info@pure-essence.bizStandards/Certification:DOE-accreditedEleanor Tantuco,President and  \nBIOENERGY 8 CORPORATION  \nUnit 96,9th Floor,Columbia Tower,Ortigas  \nAvenue,Mandaluyong CityTel.:(63.2)721.0175Fax:(63.2)721.0175/(63.2)723.3379Email:tanya.samillano@gmail.comStandards/Certification:DOE-accreditedTanya Samillano,PresidentProduct Line:coconut biodiesel  \nGeneral Manager  \nProduct Line:coconut biodiesel  \nCncnnut Bnin and Cnin  \n## By-products     \n\nCHEMREZ TECHNOLOGIES,INC.  \n65 Industria St.,Bagumbayan,Quezon City 1110Te.:(63.2)63.2.0680Fax:(63.2)63.2.0696/(63.2)63.2.0703Email:info@dnl.com.phWebsite:www.chemrez.comStandards/Certification:DOE-accreditedDean Lao,Jr,PresidentProduct Line:coconut biodiesel  \nAQUINAS FOUNDATION ICPC  \nBankerohan,Legaspi City,Albay  \nTel.:(63.22)481.0589  \nFax:(63.22)820.4653  \nEmail;edrbailon@yahoo.com  \nLeo Llana,Executive Director  \nProduct Line:coconut coir  \nGOLDEN ASIA OILINTERNATIONAL,INC.  \nARAMA CORPORATION  \n4 Avis St.,Bagong llog,Pasig CtyTel:(63.2)671.1115/(63.2)671-7707 to 10Fax:(63.2)671.7872/(63.2)671.0411Email:aytantuco@pldtdslnetStandards/Certification:DOE-accreditedAlexander Tantuco,President 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