Turning a renewable by-product into responsible growth — for the planet and our communities.
Coco coir is a by-product of the coconut industry — a renewable resource that would otherwise go to waste. By transforming coconut husk into high-performance growing media, AUN Fiber Lanka helps reduce the horticulture industry's reliance on peat bogs, which take centuries to regenerate.
Our processing sites reuse water through settling and filtration systems, and husk waste that doesn't meet substrate specifications is repurposed as biomass fuel or organic mulch.
Water recycling, waste-to-energy husk reuse, and reduced-emission logistics across our supply chain.
Fair wages and safe working conditions for our production teams, many of whom are based in rural coconut-growing communities.
Long-term contracts with local smallholder husk suppliers, keeping value within Sri Lanka's coconut sector.
We source husk directly from smallholder coconut farmers in the coconut triangle, offering stable pricing and a reliable buyer for a material that would otherwise be discarded.
Our production facilities create skilled and semi-skilled jobs in rural areas, with an emphasis on training and long-term employment.
Retting and washing water is treated and recycled through settling ponds before reuse or safe discharge.
Sustainable sourcing never comes at the cost of consistency — every batch is tested before it leaves our facility.
We're happy to share our sourcing, testing and sustainability documentation with partners.
