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aw coconut shells are the hard outer layer or husk of a mature coconut fruit. They are typically brown in color and have a fibrous, woody texture. The shells are derived from coconuts that have been harvested and had their inner flesh (known as the copra) removed.


Raw coconut shells are known for their durability and strength, as they protect the inner flesh of the coconut from external elements. They are composed primarily of lignocellulosic fibers, which provide rigidity and resistance to degradation.


The outer surface of raw coconut shells is often covered with a layer of coir, which is the fibrous material that surrounds the coconut. This layer can be removed or processed separately for use in various industries.


Coconut shells are valued for their versatility and sustainability. They can be utilized in various applications such as: