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Coconut products

Coconut products for foodservice kitchens

Curry pans, bakery benches and cafe fridges all draw on coconut. QSR Supplier sources coconut milk and cream, virgin coconut oil, milk powder, creamed coconut, desiccated coconut, coconut flour, coconut sugar and coconut water for hotels, cafes, QSR, hospitals and distributors across Australia and New Zealand. Shiiv Imports is the importer and sourcing partner, working through partner factories. We are not the manufacturer.

What does a coconut products supplier provide?

Coconut lines for food service kitchens: milk and cream in cans, cartons, bag-in-box or pails, virgin coconut oil, milk powder and creamed coconut, desiccated coconut, flour and sugar, and coconut water. Organic options can be requested in the brief. Partner factories pack to the agreed specification.

Shiiv Imports Pty Ltd is the sourcing partner and importer, not the manufacturer. Shiiv holds ISO 9001. Organic options are requested in the brief and sourced through partner factories. Product certifications stay with the factory that holds them.

Organic options available on request. Organic foodservice supply.

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Catalogue cover showing coconut milk, cream and oil for foodservice kitchens

Lines to brief

What kitchens order

Buyers usually brief one of these jobs. Say the fat level, the pack and whether you want an organic option.

  1. 01

    Coconut milk and cream

    Cans, cartons and food service pails for curries, sauces and dessert bases.

  2. 02

    Virgin coconut oil

    Oil for the cook line and for bakery batches, packed to the brief.

  3. 03

    Milk powder and creamed coconut

    Dry formats when the kitchen wants a stable pack and a set reconstitution.

  4. 04

    Desiccated coconut, flour and sugar

    Desiccated coconut, coconut flour and coconut sugar for bakery, garnish and house mixes.

  5. 05

    Coconut water

    Cartons and bottles for cafes, hotels and QSR drinks service.

Inside the catalogue

Opening pages

The 12-page coconut products catalogue shows the packs hotels, cafes and QSR kitchens brief.

  • Inside page of the coconut products catalogue showing milk and cream formats
  • Inside page of the coconut products catalogue showing oil and dry coconut lines
  • Inside page of the coconut products catalogue showing lines a buyer can brief

Specification

What to put in a coconut brief

A written brief is what partner factories pack against. Labelling for Australia and New Zealand is confirmed per brief. If you already have a specification, send that.

Points to cover in a coconut products specification
PointWhy it mattersWhat to state
Line Milk, cream, oil, powder and water are different briefs. Milk, cream, virgin oil, powder, creamed coconut, desiccated, flour, sugar or water.
Fat and solids Curry yield and dessert set depend on the fat and solids. Any fat or solids target already in your specification.
Organic option Some menus ask for an organic line. It is an option, not a claim on every pack. Say if the brief needs an organic option.
Pack A pail on the make line and a can in the dry store are different jobs. Can, carton, bag-in-box, pail or bulk, plus the size.
Label and allergens Coconut labelling and any cross-contact wording have to match your sites. Label panel, allergen wording, and minimum shelf life on arrival.

Where it is used

Kitchens that brief coconut

  • Hotels and banquets

    Milk and cream for curries, and water for the drinks menu.

  • Cafes and QSR

    Cartons and cans that match the make line and the fridge.

  • Bakeries

    Desiccated coconut, flour, sugar and oil for house bakes.

  • Distributors

    Mixed coconut lines packed to one specification for several accounts.

From brief to delivery

How sourcing and samples work

You name the coconut line and the pack, approve a sample, and agree the specification. Partner factories pack it, and Shiiv ships to your warehouse or distribution centre in Australia or New Zealand. The steps match how a chain brief works.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Send the line, fat or solids target, pack, and whether you need an organic option.

  2. 02

    Sample

    Samples go to the kitchen for a cook or a bake before you commit.

  3. 03

    Specification and artwork

    The approved spec and any artwork are locked in writing. Labelling is confirmed per brief.

  4. 04

    Pack

    Partner factories pack to that specification. Shiiv is not the manufacturer.

  5. 05

    Ship

    Shiiv arranges delivery to the warehouse or distribution centre named on the order.

Why brief QSR Supplier

One brief for coconut lines

  • ISO 9001

    Shiiv Imports Pty Ltd runs an ISO 9001 certified quality system. That is the certification Shiiv holds.

  • Samples first

    Samples come before any commitment, so the kitchen signs off flavour, fat and the label.

  • Organic options

    Organic options are available when the brief asks for them. They are not a claim on every line.

  • Partner factories

    The range is sourced through partner factories. Certifications on a line stay with the factory that holds them.

Plain answers

Questions buyers ask

Which coconut lines can a kitchen brief?

Coconut milk and cream, virgin coconut oil, milk powder, creamed coconut, desiccated coconut, coconut flour, coconut sugar and coconut water.

What packs are used in food service?

Cans, cartons, bag-in-box, pails and bulk packs. State the size that fits the make line or the dry store.

Are organic coconut products available?

Organic options are available on request as part of the brief.

Do you send samples?

Yes. Samples are sent for a cook or a bake before you commit.

Where is the coconut catalogue?

Download the coconut products catalogue from this page. It is a 12-page PDF for hotels, cafes, QSR and distributors.

Related

This range sits on the same brief as the wider foodservice range. Every category PDF is listed on foodservice catalogues.

Send the coconut brief.

Include the line, the pack and whether you need an organic option. Contact the sales desk.

Start a brief