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Coco Charco

Coconut Charcoal (ie Coco Charco) is produced by burning shells of fully matured coconuts in limited supply of air which is sufficient only for carbonization, but not for complete destruction of the shells. The exact output of coconut shell charcoal in the traditional pit method is approximately below 33% of the weight of the original coconut shells. In order to obtain good high-quality charcoal, fully sun dried, clean, mature shells are used.
Advancement of science and technology has paved way for many new modern methods for the production of charcoal.

In the latest modern charcoal technology adopted, waste heat recovery unit, the heat generated by the process of burning coconut shells is directly used for drying coconut copra and shell charcoal and other coconut products.

We respect the environment

The production of wood charcoal is always associated with cutting and burning of trees en masse. Along with them, young trees and smaller plants like herbs and shrubs are burnt up. This adds up to the ever existing problem of loss of bio diversity.

But NatureNeem respects the environment by producing the charcoal from the coconut shells obtained after removing the inner coconut kernel. In India, these coconut shells are available abundantly. 

NatureNeem recycles them by converting them into charcoal using special furnaces whereby the emission of gases is at the minimum. This charcoal is then powdered, binded using natural gums and pressed into briquettes.

Thus COCO CHARCO is completely a recycled green or organic energy which respects the environment and Mother Nature.

More Information

Learn more about the manufacturing process of Nature Neem coconut shell activated carbon.

Coconut shell Charcoal – Process.pdf

COCO CHARCO

For Easy Ignition and Long Time Burning

For a successful grill, the charcoal must ignite easily and should rest longer with a steady release of heat. A good charcoal should not emit fumes during the ignition and should leave minimum residue at the end of burning. Surprisingly these are the inbuilt characters of coco-based charcoal.

As the coconut shells are harder, the charcoal is denser. This denser carbon is still binded and pressed into briquettes. And naturally COCO CHARCO burns three times more than the classical wood charcoal. Additionally, our laboratory tests each and every batch of production in order to re-verify these quality criteria. Thus NatureNeem assures the best product to its customers.

Advantages

Natural, biodegradable and renewable energy source.

Easy ignition and long time burning

Not emit flames during ignition and minimum residue at the end of burning

Denser carbon and burns 3 times more than the classical wood carbon